Purpose. This study assessed the awareness, actions, and predictors of actions on adverse
drug reaction reporting among patients attending a referral hospital in southern highland …

Purpose: This study assessed the awareness, actions, and predictors of actions on adverse
drug reaction reporting among patients attending a referral hospital in southern highland …

Background Higher incidence of adverse drug reactions (ADRs) remain a major cause of
morbidity and mortality. Most targeted ADR reporting activities are mainly professional …

Objectives of the Study: The study was aimed at examining ADR reporting practices and
barriers among medical doctors, pharmacists, nurses, clinical officers, and medical residents …

Background: There is currently insufficient information regarding the levels of knowledge
and practice of Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) reporting among healthcare professionals …

Ghana's rate of reporting adverse drug reaction (ADRs) over the past years has consistently
been below the WHO standard despite utilizing the spontaneous or voluntary reporting …

Abstract Purpose Adverse drug reactions (ADRs) have an appreciable impact on patients'
health. Little is known however about ADR reporting in ambulatory care environments …

Objective The aim of this study was to determine knowledge, attitude and practices of
healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses and pharmacists) regarding adverse drug …

Background: Spontaneous adverse drug reaction reporting is the most widely used and cost
effective method of monitoring the safety of drugs. This method is heavily afflicted by …

Background: Spontaneous and consistent reporting is the cornerstone of adverse drug
reaction (ADR) reporting. Under reporting is an enormous obstacle to effective …