Drug Surveillance:

The Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance program reported a study of
9,900 patients with 83,200 drug exposures and found 3,600 adverse drug
reactions, 234 (6.5%) of which were attributable to drug interactions. In a
study where the medical charts of 1,800 surgical patients were reviewed,
researchers found at least one potential drug interaction in 17% of patients.

Other studies determined that 19% of nursing home patients received
combinations of drugs with known harmful interactions, and adverse drug
reactions on medicine wards in hospitals resulted from drug interactions in
22% of patients.

In a study of clinic outpatients, a slightly higher ADR percentage of 23% was
reported. Clearly, drug interactions present a health risk to patients and a
medical challenge for pharmacists and physicians.
Drug Interactions
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High risk patients...

Types of drug interactions

Warafarin interactions

Digoxin interactions

Beneficial interactions

Specific populations

Interactions and OTC medications
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“Why Don’t We Always See the
Interactions?”

Clinical management of interactions

Case study

References
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