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Comparative Study

. 1991 Sep;48(9):1974-6.

Comparison of pharmacy-based concurrent surveillance and medical record retrospective reporting of adverse drug reactions

G T Schumock¹, J P Thornton, K W Witte

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PMID: 1928145

Comparative Study

Comparison of pharmacy-based concurrent surveillance and medical record retrospective reporting of adverse drug reactions

G T Schumock et al. Am J Hosp Pharm. 1991 Sep.

. 1991 Sep;48(9):1974-6.

Authors

G T Schumock¹, J P Thornton, K W Witte

Affiliation

¹ Hospital Pharmacy Administration, University of Illinois Hospital/Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago 60612.

PMID: 1928145

No abstract available

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