2016
DOI: 10.18203/2319-2003.ijbcp20164107
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A cross-sectional study evaluating the awareness of pharmacovigilance among MBBS interns of a teaching hospital in south India

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“…11,12 131 (82.9%) of the students were aware that all health care professionals like doctors, nurses and pharamacists can report ADR but it was 60%, 47% and 73.8% respectively in the previous studies done. [10][11][12] Death, hospitalization and prolongation of hospitalization were all considered as life threatening ADRs by 109(69%) of our students which was almost similar to the results of previous study (67.1%). 12 113 (71.5%) of our students were aware about the phase of clinical trial in which rare ADRs were identified which was just 26.13% in the previous study.…”
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“…11,12 131 (82.9%) of the students were aware that all health care professionals like doctors, nurses and pharamacists can report ADR but it was 60%, 47% and 73.8% respectively in the previous studies done. [10][11][12] Death, hospitalization and prolongation of hospitalization were all considered as life threatening ADRs by 109(69%) of our students which was almost similar to the results of previous study (67.1%). 12 113 (71.5%) of our students were aware about the phase of clinical trial in which rare ADRs were identified which was just 26.13% in the previous study.…”
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“…[10][11][12] Location of National coordinating centre of PvPI at Ghaziabad was known to 91 (57.6%) of students in our study which was 60% and 51% respectively in previous studies. 10,11 International centre for ADR monitoring , Uppsala Monitoring centre (UMC) at Sweden was known to 97 (61.4%) of students in the present study which was 57%, 50% and 50.7% respectively in previous studies. [10][11][12] WHO online database, vigibase was known only to 37 (23.4%) in our study which was even lower in the previous studies (11% and 16.4%).…”
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“…Although studies reporting the level of awareness and practices of pharmacovigilance have been done in different parts of India [6][7][8], very few studies have focused this aspect in Telangana. Further, most of the studies have included health-care workers, but studies on awareness among undergraduate students are limited [9][10][11].…”
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