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See Latest ArticlesMonitoring of drug-associated electrolyte disturbances in a hospital
Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety, 09/02/09
Zornic N et al. – Although clinical–event monitoring method is far from optimal, it could quantify the known risks and provide evidence for credible hypothesis of drug adverse reactions, based on both relevant biological pathways and reasonable clinical thinking, as it was the case in the study.
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