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Problem:PSAP 2015 • CNS/Pharmacy Practice 5 Adverse Drug Reactions Learning Objectives 1. Distinguish adverse drug reactions (ADRs) from adverse drug events. 2. Devise methods for ADR detection, and classify an ADR when it presents. 3. Discover various worldwide ADR reporting methods and learn how to report ADRs in the United States. 4. Figure 1-2. The Liverpool adverse drug reaction causality tool. aUnassessable refers to situations where the medicine is administered on one occasion (e.g., vaccine), the patient receives intermittent. therapy (e.g., chemotherapy), or is on medication that cannot be stopped (e.g., immunosuppressants). PSAP 2015 • CNS/Pharmacy Practice 9 Adverse Drug Reactions. Often, when an ADR occurs, a patient may require. transfer to a higher level of care, such as from a general. surgery ward to an intensive care unit. adverse drug reactions on initial presentation and updating this if an adverse reaction to a medicine occurs during the episode of care. > 4.7.1 Known medication allergies and adverse drug reactions are documented in the patient clinical record > 4.7.2 Action is taken to reduce the risk of adverse drug reactions > 4.7.3 Adverse drug reactions are reported within the Adverse Drug Results Policy. PURPOSE: To establish a mechanism to ensure that adverse drug reactions are systematically reported and reviewed. POLICY: All staff has the responsibility of reporting, documenting, and monitoring adverse drug reactions that occur within the facility's population. DEFINITIONS: communication of known and new adverse drug reactions (ADRs) and allergies is required in order to reduce potential for patient harm from the use of medicines. 1.3. SA Health recognises that patients may experience unpredictable adverse responses to prescribed medicines. 1.4. This policy is aimed at minimising patient harm by improvement in Preventing Adverse Drug Events . Policy developed by: Public Health and Clinical Systems . Approved at Portfolio Executive on: 25 June 2013 . Next review due: 01 June 2018 . Summary The purpose of the Preventing Adverse Drug Events Directive is to ensure that the correct information about patients’ known adverse drug reactions and allergies is available and referred to : To establish a mechanism to ensure that adverse drug reactions are systematically reported and reviewed. policy : All staff has the responsibility of reporting, documenting, and monitoring adverse drug reactions that occur within the facility's population. An adverse drug reaction (ADR) is an unwanted, unde - sirable effect of a medication that occurs during usual clinical use. Adverse drug reactions occur almost daily in health care institutions and can adversely affect a patient’s quality of life, often causing considerable morbidity and mortality. Much attention has been given to identifying XXXXXX Nuclear Facility. Adverse Drug Results Policy. PURPOSE. : To establish a mechanism to ensure that adverse drug reactions are systematically reported and reviewed. POLICY. : All staff has the responsibility of reporting, documenting, and monitoring adverse drug reactions that occur within the facility's population. definitions Adverse drug reaction (ADR) is any noxious, unintended, undesirable, or unexpected response to a drug that occurs at doses used in humans for prophylaxis, diagnosis, therapy of disease, or for modification of psychological function.
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