Drug-related emergency department visits and hospital admissions.
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Summary
The most commonly identified drug-related illnesses were overdose or abuse, noncompliance, and ADRs; the drug classes most commonly implicated were drugs of abuse, anticonvulsants, and antibiotics.
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- 1992-07-01
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Keywords
Medicine, Emergency department, Emergency medicine, Drug, Incidence (geometry)
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