Aims Current trends in pharmacovigilance systems are veering towards patient involvement
in spontaneous reporting of adverse drug reactions (ADRs). The aim of the current …

Background: Patients are important stakeholders in pharmacovigilance; however, little
formal evaluation has been undertaken of existing patient reporting schemes within and …

Objective To quantify how a period of intense media coverage of controversy over the risk:
benefit balance of statins affected their use. Design Interrupted time series analysis of …

Objective: The primary objective of this study was to evaluate the knowledge, attitude, and
practices (KAP) of the healthcare professionals about pharmacovigilance in Dhanalakshmi …

Purpose: To determine the knowledge, attitude and practice of ADR monitoring and
reporting among healthcare workers in a teaching hospital in Kano, Nigeria Methods: The …

Background: Pharmacovigilance is a useful to assure the safety of medicines and protect
consumers from their harmful effects. Healthcare professionals should consider Adverse …

Consumer reporting of adverse drug reactions (ADRs) has existed in several countries for
decades, but throughout Europe the role of consumers as a source of information on ADRs …

Introduction Clinical information is needed to assess the causal relationship between a drug
and an adverse drug reaction (ADR) in a reliable way. Little is known about the level of …

Purpose This study aims to explore the differences in reported information between adverse
drug reaction (ADR) reports of patient and healthcare professionals (HCPs), and, in addition …

Introduction There is little information as to what extent adverse drug reactions (ADRs)
influence patients' health-related quality of life (HR-QOL). From a pharmacovigilance …