A Callout for International Collaboration. Reply to Giger, E.V.; Tilen, R. Comment on “Shaniv et al. Neonatal Drug Formularies—A Global Scope. Children 2023, 10, 848”

Shaniv, Dotan; Smits, Anne; Allegaert, Karel; ,

doi:10.3390/children10111803

Children

2023

DOI: 10.3390/children10111803

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A Callout for International Collaboration. Reply to Giger, E.V.; Tilen, R. Comment on “Shaniv et al. Neonatal Drug Formularies—A Global Scope. Children 2023, 10, 848”

Dotan Shaniv,

Anne Smits,

Karel Allegaert

Abstract: We are very grateful that the global-scope paper on neonatal drug formularies has received a relevant amount of interest from the readership of the journal [...]

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A Callout for International Collaboration. Reply to Giger, E.V.; Tilen, R. Comment on “Shaniv et al. Neonatal Drug Formularies—A Global Scope. Children 2023, 10, 848”

Abstract: We are very grateful that the global-scope paper on neonatal drug formularies has received a relevant amount of interest from the readership of the journal [...]

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Advocating for drug development in newborn infants

Advocating for drug development in newborn infants

Drug related adverse event assessment in neonates in clinical trials and clinical care

The Swedish National Formulary for Children ePed. Comment on Shaniv et al. A Callout for International Collaboration. Reply to Giger, E.V.; Tilen, R. Comment on “Shaniv et al. Neonatal Drug Formularies—A Global Scope. Children 2023, 10, 848”. Children 2023, 10, 1803

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