Therapie · 2005
[Setup of a national system of adverse drug reaction reporting in Lebanon: results of the first year of activity].
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Kassab Issam Abdul, Bouchi Nermine, Bagheri Haleh, Geahchan Aziz
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this publication is to present the results of the first year of activity of the national adverse drug reactions (ADR) reporting system in Lebanon.
METHODS: We started our survey with 3 teaching hospitals (more than 160 beds/hospital). Pharmacy students were responsible for collecting and investigating ADRs reported by physicians.
RESULTS: After 7 months, 40 cases of suspected ADRs were reported, of which the majority (32 cases) had a causality score of "probable" according to the French method of causality assessment. Skin and allergic reactions occurred in the largest proportion of the ADRs reported (46%). The most common drugs involved in the ADRs were antimicrobial agents (43%) followed by anticonvulsant and anticoagulant drugs (12% each).
CONCLUSION: Our objectives are to extend the reporting system in other hospitals throughout Lebanon.
METHODS: We started our survey with 3 teaching hospitals (more than 160 beds/hospital). Pharmacy students were responsible for collecting and investigating ADRs reported by physicians.
RESULTS: After 7 months, 40 cases of suspected ADRs were reported, of which the majority (32 cases) had a causality score of "probable" according to the French method of causality assessment. Skin and allergic reactions occurred in the largest proportion of the ADRs reported (46%). The most common drugs involved in the ADRs were antimicrobial agents (43%) followed by anticonvulsant and anticoagulant drugs (12% each).
CONCLUSION: Our objectives are to extend the reporting system in other hospitals throughout Lebanon.