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... of knowledge, attitude and practice of antimicrobial agent use and its resistance in medical professionals in a tertiary teaching care hospital in ... See full document

... this study and other studies from various parts of the country had demonstrated that Indian health care professionals have a favorable attitude towards pharmacovigilance, but due to the ... See full document

... Drugs or their metabolites also find their path to enter the food chain through this route. 21 Therefore, studies have been conducted throughout the world about this issue to find the policy solutions. Indian ... See full document

... of India have estimated the incidence of suspected adverse reactions to be nearly 2% to 3% among hospitalized ...health professionals is a major problem in ... See full document

... health care workers expect feedback from ADR monitoring ...patients. Study conducted by Oshikoya et al, revealed that 64% of respondent felt that ADR reporting is a professional obligation, about ... See full document

... in India and reporting of serious ADRs rarely exceeds ...healthcare professionals (Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacist) play a major role in the success of ...the study was to assess the knowledge, ... See full document

... This study demonstrates that majority of the medical students have satisfactory knowledge, positive attitude and adequate perception regarding the use of antimicrobial agents and ... See full document

... Government Medical College & Hospital, Nagpur, Maharashtra, ...in India is estimated at more than 15 million ...of India is affected by ...this study was to assess the knowledge, ... See full document

... the knowledge and attitude of the health-care professionals toward pharmacovigilance, but unfortunately, it seems that the actual practice of ADR reporting is still ... See full document

... present study was a questionnaire-based study which assessed the KAP of doctors, postgraduates and nurses towards ADR and ...physicians attitude toward ADR reporting is a significant ... See full document

... present study showed that the doctors have well information regarding generic medicines and Jan Aushadhi scheme of ...health care professionals and ...career about the advantages of ... See full document

... the hospital setting. 6,7 The bacterial disease burden in India is very ...cross-sectional study, conducted in two tertiary care centres in the New Delhi 10 in 2012 among 80 junior ... See full document

... The study was conducted at Acharaya Shri Chandra College of Medical Sciences and Hospital (ASCOMS&H), Jammu, J&K, ...cross-sectional questionnaire-based observational study ... See full document

... GSL Medical College & General Hospital, Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh, ...this study was to assess knowledge, attitude and practice of the healthcare professionals ... See full document

... this study, the practice related duties of Pharmacovigilance amongst postgraduates as assessed by questions like the reporting of the ADRs, training on reporting, use of suspected adverse drug ... See full document

... this study patients had poor knowledge with regard to the symptoms and complications of ...Northern India. 9,10 Present study also revealed that males had better knowledge about ... See full document

... reluctant attitude or may be ...al‟s study as well. [8] Time was a big constraint to our study so also the professional obligation because of which many interested nursing staffs could not attend the ... See full document

... of medical colleges, main focus is to prioritise academic learning of students that creates competitive situation rather than cooperation and compassion among learners ...the India, hence, present ... See full document

... Healthcare professionals knowledge was gauged based on important parameters, ...healthcare professionals had knowledge about Post Marketing Surveillance ...in India (Table ... See full document

... in India, is rapidly ...pharmacology teaching itself. Understanding the knowledge and perceptions of medical students will help to identify the problems in clinical pharmacology ... See full document