Drug-related problems (DRPs) that cause hospital admission are a major cause of morbidity
and pose a substantial burden on limited healthcare resources. Risks of DRPs have been …

Drugâ•’related hospital admissions: A prospective caseâ•’based study Page 1 CLINICAL
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Objectives This study aims to summarise existing evidence on risk factors for drug-related
problems (DRPs) in hospitals as well as ambulatory care or nursing homes and adds …

Aim. To determine the nature and incidence of adult drug-related admissions. Subjects and
Settings. Adult patients admitted via the medical admissions ward at Addenbrooke's NHS …

Objective: To explore the causes of preventable drug-related admissions (PDRAs) to
hospital. Design: Qualitative case studies using semi-structured interviews and medical …

Drug-related problems (DRP) cause preventable negative health outcomes, especially
during hospital admissions. The aim of our study was to examine the prevalence and …

Objective: To describe the frequency and types of drug-related problems (DRPs) in
hospitalised patients, and to identify risk factors for DRPs and the drugs most frequently …

Objective: To derive findings from different studies done on drug related hospital admissions
and comprehensively express the incidence and preventability of drug related hospital …

Study Objectives. To determine the frequency, severity, preventability and classification of
adverse drug events resulting in hospitalization, and to identify any patient, prescriber, drug …

Background Drug related admissions have significantly increased over the past few
decades. According to various studies on drug related hospital admissions, it was estimated …