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Therapeutics: Adverse Drug Reactions Part Two

April 12, 2019 by James Thomas in Therapeutics

In the second part of our Adverse drug reactions (ADR) series recorded in Annie’s Burger Shack Kunal takes us through:

  • Type D (Delayed)

  • Type E (End of Dose)

  • Type F (Failure)

  • An example of each one and what we can do about them

You can find Part One here

ADRs cost the NHS in England £380 million a year (Source: NICE)

ADRs cost the NHS in England £380 million a year (Source: NICE)

Here is the #TakeVisually for this episode:

1.6% of hospital inpatients will have an avoidable ADR during their stay (Source: NICE)

1.6% of hospital inpatients will have an avoidable ADR during their stay (Source: NICE)

April 12, 2019 /James Thomas
adverse drug reactions, ADR
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