Background: Drug-related problems (DRPs) are widespread in hospitalized neonates, but
studies on the prevalence of DRPs in this population are limited. The presence of clinical …

Abstract Background Drug related problems (DRPs) can interfere with the desired
therapeutic outcomes. Neonates are susceptible for DRP occurrence due to clinical …

Background Any event involving drug therapy that may interfere in a patient's desired clinical
outcome is called a drug related problem (DRP). DRP are very common in intensive therapy …

Introduction: Drug-related problems (DRPs) incidence is higher in neonatal intensive care
units (NICUs), compared to other pediatric wards due to aspects like off-label medications …

Abstract Background Drug-related problems (DRPs) are frequently observed in intensive
care units, resulting in a higher occurrence of drug side effects and increased treatment …

Objective To identify patient factors and medications associated with the occurrence of drug-
related problems (DRPs) in neonates admitted to neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) …

Background: While drug-related problems (DRPs) have been recognized as a major
concern in pediatric wards, the role of hospital pharmacy in improving medication safety has …

Hospitalized neonates in neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) are usually exposed to great
number of drugs and they are susceptible to adverse outcomes due to their immature …

Background Pediatric intensive care patients represent a population at high risk for drug-
related problems. There are few studies that compare the activity of clinical pharmacists …

Aim Drug-related problems (DRP) are “an event or circumstance involving drug therapy that
actually or potentially interferes with the desired health outcome”. The extent and …