ArticleTherapeutic advances in drug safety2020
Challenges to the consolidation of pharmacovigilance practices in Brazil: limitations of the hospital pharmacist.
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Abstract
aimsThe aim of this study was to present the needs of hospital pharmacists in pharmacovigilance practices.
methodsThis study has a cross-sectional design and was carried out with hospital pharmacists in Brazil. The sample was obtained by voluntary recruitment. Pharmacists who worked at Brazilian hospitals and were registered in their respective regulatory councils were invited to participate in the present study. A personalized questionnaire was developed by the authors and was electronically filled out by the respondents on the platform 'Google forms'. The questionnaire was nationally available on the digital platform of the Pharmacy Federal Council, the Brazilian Society of Hospital Pharmacy and Health Services, four Pharmacy regional councils and the social network farmacêuticoclínico
resultsOf the 27 federative units of Brazil, we obtained answers from pharmacists located in 85.2% (
conclusionThis study pointed out numerous challenges to pharmacovigilance practices involving pharmacists in Brazil. It is believed that the correction of certain difficulties may impact on the better consolidation of pharmacovigilance activities in the country. However, regulatory agencies at all hierarchical levels of pharmacovigilance must work together to make it possible. PLAIN LANGUAGE SUMMARY:
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