… in clinical geriatric practice, where patients often have several medical conditions and are
taking more than one drug. Clinical trials of conditions commonly affecting older people often …

Randomized clinical trials have shown that antihypertensive treatment reduces the risk of
heart failure (HF). Limited evidence exists, however, on whether and to what extent this benefit …

… are important in clinical practice and whether it is necessary to compensate for these
betweenassay differences by adjusting the target therapeutic ranges used for cyclosporine TDM-in …

… In practice, we must stop speaking of and thinking of clinical pharmacy as a specialty. Our
minimum goal should be for every pharmaceutical practice to be a clinical practice, … practice …

… drug has been approved for marketing, and after many years of therapeutic use in clinical
practice… The application of safety PGx in clinical practice is intended to avoid significant, drug-…

… therapy — particularly with respect to dosage — still have to be developed. Moreover, to apply
PGx efficiently in clinical drug development, and later in drug therapy… fields of drug therapy …

… 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 …

… , 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. …

… 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 …