… Clarke and Currie (24) reviewed pre-existing literature and clinical practice guidelines on
the management of depression in patients with chronic conditions. A total of 159 studies were …

… With regard to drug therapy in this study, half of the type 2 patients were treated with oral
agents and one quarter were treated with insulin (Fig. 2B). In contrast, type 1 patients were …

… In this Review, we will address general issues in the use of cardiovascular drug therapy
among elderly patients, before discussing specific disease states and drug types. Emphasis will …

… drug therapy to patients, in which only certain health care professionals are authorized to
initiate drug therapy, is … of information pertinent to the value of the clinical practice of pharmacy. …

… the drug. Practical issues regarding dosing and frequency of infusions generate dilemmas in
clinical practice. … to the use and costs of the drug, and summarize its mechanisms of action. …

… Moreover, we describe and discuss the clinical applications and optimal dosages of oral
anticoagulant therapies, practical issues related to their initiation and monitoring, adverse …

… in clinical practice due to poor absorption. However, isolated principles may prove to be
helpful in the development of new drugs. … Some of the newly developed drugs to improve this …

… a drug-related problem (DRP), defined as “an event or circumstance involving drug therapy
that … Certain conditions, drugs in specific therapeutic groups and variability of pharmacology …

… the era of personalised drug therapy, we will … drug development and research, this review
will focus on current and future potential applications of pharmacogenetics in clinical practice. …

… Ultimately, we believe that testing for these biomarkers will greatly enhance drug therapy,
making drug products safer to use, while at the same time making efficacious outcomes more …