An architectural framework for an adverse drug event surveillance system

An architectural framework for an adverse drug event surveillance system

Much effort has focused on detecting as many adverse drug events (ADEs) as possible, as soon possible. An ADE surveillance system (ADESS) is a computerized surveillance system that detects ADEs automatically, by analyzing medication orders, laboratory results, and medical records. We propose a new A...

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Hauptverfasser: Lee, Young Ho, Choi, Ji Eun, Cha, Ga Eul, Lee, Kyung Jin, Hwang, Hee Joung, Lee, Byung-Mun, Park, Rae Woong
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