Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
Palabras Claves
Tratamiento farmacológico-efectos
adversos. Errores de medicación.
Incidencia.
Evitabilidad. Acontecimientos
adversos causados por
medicamentos. Patología
iatrogénica epidemiología.
Objetivos:
a) Estimar la incidencia de los AAM en pacientes hospitalizados y la
proporción de
los que son potencialmente prevenibles;
b) analizar su gravedad y los medicamentos implicados
c) identificar los tipos de errores asociados a los AAM prevenibles.
Comentarios-Valoración crítica:
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