Adverse Drug Reactions – A Guide in Primary Care

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Overview

This module will take approximately 30 minutes to complete and includes the following elements. 

  • This module is designed for GP trainees to assist with their recognition of adverse drug reactions in primary care, a primer on why it is important and where to go to find additional help.

Goals

During this course you will learn:

  • The definition of an adverse drug reaction (ADR).
  • How common they are.
  • Which drugs are most commonly involved.
  • The range of differential diagnoses.
  • How to manage ADR.
  • Who to discuss or tell about ADRs including yellow card reporting.


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Date created

01/10/2019

Last revision

02/12/2022

Next revision

01/10/2024

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