FC04 Pharmacoepidemiology, current controversies and opportunities Tue 086 Portuguese pharmacist attitudes towards the use of herbal complementary and alternative medicines in oncology Maria T Herdeiro, (Portugal), E Mendes, A Figueiras, F Pimentel Tue 087 Hepatotoxicity associated with antituberculosis drugs: a cohort of incident patients receiving treatment or on chemoprophylaxis Luisa Ibáñez, (Spain), M Sabaté, E Pérez, X Vidal, Hepatox-TBC Group Tue 088 Analysis of suspected adverse reactions to antidiabetic drugs in Spain,2006–2008 María-Isabel Jiménez-Serranía, (Spain), R Mateos-Campos Tue 089 Utilization study of antidiabetic drugs in Spain, 2006–2008 María-Isabel Jiménez-Serranía, (Spain), R Mateos-Campos Tue 090 Emergence of Artemisinin resistant malaria in Western Cambodia Phisit Khemawoot, (Thailand), L Chanthap, Y Se, D Bethell, D Saunders, S Sriwichai, P Teja-isavadharm, S Tyner, D Walsh, H Noedl, D Socheat, M Fukuda Tue 091 Surgical site infections incidence as a quality indicator for proper antibiotic prophylactic use in tertiary health care hospital inpatients Aleksandra Kovacevic, (Republic of Serbia), V Dragojevic-Simic, V Suljagic, M Jevtic, J Vukovic, D Jandric Tue 092 Identification of drug-induced anaphylaxis using the French hospital administrative database L Lacoin, C Lecomte, A Kostrzewa, V Gilleron, N Moore, G Miremont-Salamé, Françoise Haramburu (France) Tue 093 Use of serotoninergic medications and cardiac valvulopathy: A nested case-control study in The Health Improvement Network (THIN) database Francesco Lapi, (Italy), F Nicotra, A Rubino, L Scotti, M Thomson, A Vannacci, A Zambon, G Corrao, A Mugelli Tue 094 Expression of adeA gene is associated with multidrug-resistance in Acinetobacter baumannii clinical isolates Baodong Ling, (PR China), G Liu, X Zhu, L Lin, Y Zeng, Y Xie Tue 095 Drug consumption in Croatia: The effects of pricing policy changes Tomislav Madjarevic, (Croatia), T Buble, M Gantumur, M Vitezic, B Sestan, J Mrsic Pelcic, D Vitezic Tue 096 Correlates of (inadequate) benzodiazepine use: The Netherlands Study of Depression and Anxiety (NESDA) Leonie Manthey, (The Netherlands), T van Veen, EJ Giltay, JE Stoop, A Knuistingh-Neven, BWJH Penninx, FG Zitman Tue 097 A comparative study of medicinal plants used against gastrointestinal disorders in two districts of Bangladesh Ariful Haque Mollik, (Bangladesh), R Faruque, R McField, A Chowdhury, KK Thapa, T Islam Tue 098 Most frequent adverse drug reactions in cardiology patients registered with intensive monitoring system Snezana Mugosa, (Montenegro), Z Todorovic Tue 099 Future approaches to pharmacology in context of philosophy and economics Renate Neu, (Germany), MC Michailov, M Holler, E Neu, T Senn, RK Stappen, R Schinabek, G Schulz, D Martin, S Molnar, M Schratz, G Weber 206 Tuesday 20 July ■ 13:00 - 14:00 ■ Poster Area
FC04 Pharmacoepidemiology, current controversies and opportunities Tue 100 Determinants of antibiotics prescription among doctors in a Nigerian teaching hospital Olayinka O Ogunleye, (Nigeria), SO Ogundele, AF Yinka-Ogunleye Tue 101 Quality of life of arthritis rheumatology patients evaluation PCR Palmiere, WA Souza, OMGC Vilas-Boas, EB Ferreira, Marcia HMC Podestá, (Brazil) Tue 102 A study of the longitudinal utilization of traditional non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and COX-2 selection inhibitors using a pharmacy based approach Emilian Damian Popovici, (Romania), MG Popovici, C Trandafirescu, M Kolliali, IM Malita, LM Baditoiu Tue 103 Pharmacological patterns of treatment in acute manic episode: A Spanish epidemiological multicentric study Esther Prieto, (Spain), J Galán Tue 104 Pharmacoepidemiology as an opportunity for prognostic studies in rare diseases: The example of giant cell arteritis and the French APOGEE cohort (Artérite en POpulation GEnérale) Gregory Pugnet, (France), L Sailler, R Bourrel, A Sommet, JL Montastruc, M Lapeyre-Mestre Tue 105 Effects of genetic polymorphisms of angiotensin converting enzyme in Iranian children with idiopathic nephrotic syndrome Parvaneh Rahimi-Moghaddam, (Iran) Tue 106 Communication of toxic effects of drugs with polymorphism genes GST and CYP450 Natalya Shipovskaya, (Russian Federation), E Zaklyazminskaya, D Litvinov, L Shelihova Tue 107 Clinical importance of the evidentiary level basis for drug approval in oncology Gerald Sokol, (USA), L Loftus, B Djulbegovic, L Cantilena Tue 108 Patients’ preferences for written information about effects and undesirable side effects of drugs Petra A Thürmann, (Germany), V Mülders, D Simic, O Herber, D Schwappach, S Wilm Tue 109 The feasibility of monitoring paediatric adverse drug reactions via specialist clinics Mansour Tobaiqy, (UK), D Stewart, PJ Helms, CM Bond, AJ Lee, JHG Williams, JS McLay Tue 110 Compounding of extemporaneous items in pharmacies in South Africa Ilse Truter, (South Africa), M Lubbe, N Butler, D Nazer, A Gous, D Bayever, M Naidoo, P Naidoo, V Tlala, S Putter Tue 111 Antipsychotic prescribing to adults: A community pharmacy database analysis Ilse Truter, (South Africa) Tue 112 Prescribing for Parkinson’s disease in the private sector in South Africa Ilse Truter, (South Africa), Tue 113 The evaluation of quality of pharmacological treatment in elderly patients Martin Wawruch, (Slovak Republic), L Kostkova, A Macugova, K Strateny, M Kuzelova, D Jezova, A Dukat, V Kristova Tue 114 Psychotropic drug utilization in old-adult community N Yodu, C Peña, René Delgardo-Hernandez,(Cuba) Tue 115 Proton pump inhibitor (PPI) or statin associated risk for Clostridium difficile associated disease (CDAD)? Anita Zachow, (Germany), S Sonnenberg, G Haase, S Koenig, B Drewelow, SC Mueller Tuesday 20 July ■ 13:00 - 14:00 ■ Poster Area 207
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