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Avoiding adverse drug reactions in children : development of the Liverpool Adverse Drug Reaction Avoidability Assessment Tool

2015-01-01

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Adverse drug reactions (ADRs) are common in children. They contribute significantly to patient morbidity, mortality and hospitalisation costs. There is limited data on the avoidability of ADRs in children and wide variation in avoidability rates has been reported. There is currently no standardised method for determining avoidability and many of the established tools are not suitable or designed for use in paediat...

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32cbb413-ba2e-537c-a147-21b150106290
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10.17638/02038179
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