PEs were further categorized by the potential for harm: insignificant (no permanent harm but requiring monitoring), significant (potential temporary harm) and highly significant (potential for hospitalization, permanent damage, near-death, or death). 10 Data collection procedures: A structured proforma was designed to extract required information from the pharmacy’s electronic database, including patient demographics (age and sex), frequency and type of PEs, pharmacists’ interventions and their acceptance by the physicians.
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Evaluation of pharmacist's interventions in a Hospital Pharmacy of a Secondary Care Centre of Aga Khan University Hospital.
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