Mesure de l’évitabilité des effets indésirables médicamenteux en France : état des lieux en 2015

The Trigger Tool Method for Routine Pharmacovigilance: A Retrospective Cohort Study of the Medical Records of Hospitalized Geriatric Patients

“…This was highlighted by a systematic review of patients’ treatment carried out by the geriatricians as soon as they were hospitalized in the acute geriatric department to eliminate all unnecessary drugs, particularly those involved in falls or delirium. This result seems coherent with the literature and, in particular, with the numbers provided in a literature review in 2015: global preventability identified through French studies is approximately 50% (between 44% and 59%) 57,58 …”

“…This result seems coherent with the literature and, in particular, with the numbers provided in a literature review in 2015: global preventability identified through French studies is approximately 50% (between 44% and 59%). 57,58 To save time and resources, automated methods have been developed to identify targets for improving ADR detection. 59,60 The use of a semiautomatized method in the clinical data warehouse of the Rennes University Hospital could occur later, as has been the case in the past to identify drug-drug interactions.…”