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Tuyển tập các báo cáo nghiên cứu về y học được đăng trên tạp chí y học Critical Care giúp cho các bạn có thêm kiến thức về ngành y học đề tài: Could chiropractors screen for adverse drug events in the community? Survey of US chiropractors. | Smith et al. Chiropractic Osteopathy 2010 18 30 http www.chiroandosteo.eom content 18 1 30 CHIROPRACTIC OSTEOPATHY RESEARCH Open Access Could chiropractors screen for adverse drug events in the community Survey of US chiropractors Monica Smith1 2 Lisa Bero2 3 Lynne Carber1 Abstract Background The Put Prevention into Practice campaign of the US Public Health Service USPHS was launched with the dissemination of the Clinician s Handbook of Preventive Services that recommended standards of clinical care for various prevention activities including preventive clinical strategies to reduce the risk of adverse drug events. We explored whether nonprescribing clinicians such as chiropractors may contribute to advancing drug safety initiatives by identifying potential adverse drug events in their chiropractic patients and by bringing suspected adverse drug events to the attention of the prescribing clinicians. Methods Mail survey of US chiropractors about their detection of potential adverse drug events in their chiropractic patients. Results Over half of responding chiropractors 62 reported having identified a suspected adverse drug event occurring in one of their chiropractic patients. The severity of suspected drug-related events detected ranged from mild to severe. Conclusions Chiropractors or other nonprescribing clinicians may be in a position to detect potential adverse drug events in the community. These detection and reporting mechanisms should be standardized and policies related to clinical case management of suspected adverse drug events occurring in their patients should be developed. Introduction The Put Prevention into Practice campaign of the US Public Health Service USPHS was launched in 1994 with the dissemination of the Clinician s Handbook of Preventive Services that recommended standards of clinical care for various prevention activities. We used the USPHS Clinician s Handbook of Preventive Services 1st edition 1994 as source material to identify a set of
