The reporting of adverse drug reactions by healthcare providers in Kenya

The reporting of adverse drug reactions by healthcare providers in Kenya

Background: Spontaneous and consistent reporting is the cornerstone of adverse drug reaction (ADR) reporting. Under reporting is an enormous obstacle to effective pharmacovigilance (PV). Objective: To determine factors affecting ADR reporting by healthcare providers in selected hospitals in Kiriny...

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Main Authors:	David Muriithi Nyagah, Daniel Mokaya, Simon Muturi Karanja
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	South Sudan Doctors' Association 2020-11-01
Series:	South Sudan Medical Journal
Subjects:	kenya. adverese drug reaction pharmacovigilance
Online Access:	https://bit.ly/3iCTLCb

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