… test in 2004, it has hardly been used to screen drug conversion or metabolic pathways in
research or clinical practice. The field of pharmacogenomics seems to have stagnated with few …

… In summary, CDT is a modality of drug therapy that has been widely used in clinical
practice by both general practitioners and specialists. Although CDT has been shown to be …

… its use in busy clinical practice settings. However, this time requirement is consistent with
the time necessary to assess adverse drug reaction causality [5,6]. This clinical index also …

… , we have excluded those drugs whose use has largely … clinical trials, but in the areas where
adequate systematic evidence is lacking, we have tried to identify the best clinical practices. …

… in determining the clinical utility of a diagnostic, with particular emphasis on diagnostics
used in conjunction with medicines, either during drug development or in clinical practice. …

… Therefore, the clinical pharmacy discipline must continue … clinical practice activities.
Continued growth in the provision of CMM by qualified clinical pharmacists in collaborative practice …

… clinical relevance of DDI’s. With lack of information and lack of guidance for clinical practice
… systems and to evaluate which of those databases are the most reliable for clinical practice. …

… drugs in three therapeutic classes approved by the FDA for the treatment of patients with
functional class III PAH. Rational therapeutic … patient's specific situation, clinical judgment, and …

… For this to be the case a therapeutic drug monitoring service has a far greater role than just
therapeutic drug measuring. This article describes the roles and functions of a Best Practice …

… The effectiveness of drug treatment in clinical practice is … in practice presumably leads to
lower cost effectiveness of drug … Improved cost effectiveness in routine clinical practice would be …