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A history of pharmacoepidemiology
Therapie, 2019 Pharmacoepidemiology, in the sense of the study of the reciprocal interactions between drugs and populations, was probably conceived far before being named so. However, the modern era started in 1985 with the birth of the International society of pharmacoepidemiology and the development of specific methodological approaches and large databases.
Bernard Begaud
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Pharmacoepidemiology I: A Review of Pharmacoepidemiologic Study Designs
Pharmacotherapy, 2004This article is the first of two parts on pharmacoepidemiology, a relatively new science that explores drug efficacy or toxicity using large observational study designs. The number of pharmacoepidemiologic studies published in medical journals has increased, as these studies have explored drug‐related questions that at times cannot be answered in ...
Mahyār Etminan
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An overview of pharmacoepidemiology
Pharmacy World & Science, 1995Pharmacoepidemiology is the application of epidemiological principles and methods to the study of drug effects in human populations. The goal of this discipline is to characterize, control and predict the effects and uses of pharmacological treatment modalities.
A L, Wertheimer, K B, Andrews
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The Promise Of Pharmacoepidemiology
Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology, 1987Since the 1930s a series of tragic adverse drug reactions (ADRs) has placed progressively more attention on the new field of pharmacoepidemiology. The stimulus for the 1938 Food and Drug Act was thc marketing of elixir of sulfanilamide dissolved in diethylene glycol, which resulted in the death of over 100 children.
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The pharmacoepidemiology journey
American Journal of Epidemiology, Jessica Young, Hernandez-Diaz Sonia
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British journal of clinical pharmacology, 2012
Current concerns over the safety of medicines once they have been marketed mean that pharmacoepidemiology is of increasing importance. There are three main areas in which further research is needed. 1 To improve the methods used to make causal inference of effects of medicines and to raise the quality of the reporting and critical appraisal tools, so ...
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Current concerns over the safety of medicines once they have been marketed mean that pharmacoepidemiology is of increasing importance. There are three main areas in which further research is needed. 1 To improve the methods used to make causal inference of effects of medicines and to raise the quality of the reporting and critical appraisal tools, so ...
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Pharmacoepidemiology: The Future
Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy, 1988Like all other futures, the future of pharmacoepidemiology is not entirely clear. Major forces exist that are driving the agenda for pharmacoepidemiology. This article reviews and weighs these factors and the roles of the major related actors.
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Pharmacoepidemiological perspectives
Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, 1992Parallel with increasing concerns about drug safety, the importance of drug surveillance and the application of epidemiologic techniques have grown rapidly during the past decades. The increasing use of computerized health care data facilitates the establishment of populations large enough (millions) to allow epidemiological studies.
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Pharmacogenetics and pharmacoepidemiology
Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety, 2001AbstractThis paper seeks to stimulate consideration of the short‐ and long‐term possibilities raised by research into pharmacogenetics and pharmacoepidemiology, to identify potential tissue databanks linked to population data, and to summarize our ethical responsibilities.
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