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Adverse Drug Reactions in Children: Pediatric Pharmacy and Drug Safety.
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Abstract
An underappreciated problem in child health is the risk for adverse drug reactions (ADRs). While there is an impression that children are at a lower risk than adults for ADRs, in fact a number of factors germane to pediatric therapy place certain groups of children at a high risk for adverse events associated with therapy. Given the importance of drug safety, an understanding of a diagnostic classification for ADRs and of how to approach a possible ADR clinically are key skills for pediatric pharmacists. As drug therapy for children evolves, becomes more complex, and begins to use novel molecules and biologicals there will be an increasing need for pediatric pharmacists to be more involved in clinical care, education, and research specific to drug safety.
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