2019
DOI: 10.1055/a-0898-4076
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Wie häufig betreffen Gegenanzeigen und Warnhinweise in deutschen Fachinformationen pädiatrische Patienten

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Hintergrund Ambulanten Patienten unter 18 Jahren werden 3,2–3,8% der Arzneimittel nur aufgrund des Alters off-label verordnet. Das Problem nimmt mit niedrigerem Alter zu, sodass bei Neugeborenen lediglich für ein Fünftel der am häufigsten verordneten Wirkstoffe eine Zulassung vorliegt. Ziel dieser Arbeit war es alle deutschen Fachinformationen auf spezifische Gegenanzeigen und Warnhinweise zu pädiatrischen Altersgruppen zu untersuchen. Methodik Alle verfügbaren Fachinformationen wurden aufberei… Show more

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“…A situation analysis of the PIP in Switzerland revealed that this may be the intention of pharmaceutical companies, as covering paediatric use in sections other than ‘Therapeutic indications’ allows them to avoid the processes associated with submitting extended use applications, including respective price negotiations 9. In line with findings by Wimmer et al , there seems to be no specific rule in which section information about children is to be listed 25. Even when SmPCs clearly indicated that a particular drug is authorised and can be used in children, they often omitted a clear statement of the age at which the drug may be administered or were providing arbitrary age categories.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…A situation analysis of the PIP in Switzerland revealed that this may be the intention of pharmaceutical companies, as covering paediatric use in sections other than ‘Therapeutic indications’ allows them to avoid the processes associated with submitting extended use applications, including respective price negotiations 9. In line with findings by Wimmer et al , there seems to be no specific rule in which section information about children is to be listed 25. Even when SmPCs clearly indicated that a particular drug is authorised and can be used in children, they often omitted a clear statement of the age at which the drug may be administered or were providing arbitrary age categories.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Limitations of drug product information that have been addressed in other studies include a lack of consolidated information on drug interactions in reports on paediatric medicines, 22 limited references to research supporting prescribing information pertaining to pregnancy 37 and ambiguity of the wording of liver-associated contraindications 15,31 and medical conditions. 16 A limitation of this investigation is that the study sample was based on selected drug products used for adult patients in two leading German academic medical centres and, moreover, prescribed drugs in German ambulatory care and so is not exhaustive.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Limitations of drug product information that have been addressed in other studies include a lack of consolidated information on drug interactions in reports on paediatric medicines, 22 limited references to research supporting prescribing information pertaining to pregnancy 37 and ambiguity of the wording of liver‐associated contraindications 15,31 and medical conditions 16 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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