ER and medications adverce events: An active pharmacovigilance study at the A.O. G. Rummo of Benevento

The Emergency Division represents a strategic hospital headquarter to implement pharmacovigilance activities. The ease of access, the care availability of 24 hours to 24 and the patient's multidisciplinary ap- proach make Emergency Division is the ideal access to health care. The data reported in this paper are from the year 2011 the project MEREAFaPS. It is clear that the presence of the hospital pharmacist in Emergency Division is an important resource for the spontaneous reporting system. A pharmacist infact, reports and supports physician to identify ADR/ADE in Emergency Division, increasing the number of ADR/ADE report forms. It is clear that the presence of the hospital pharmacist in Emergency Division is an important resource for the spontaneous reporting system. A pharmacist infact, reports and supports physician to identify ADR/ADE in Emergency Division, increasing the number of ADR/ADE report forms. In addition, the professional role of hospital pharmacist is an useful tool to create an important network of hospital pharmacovigilance and to increase the number of ADR report forms, their quality and the awareness in safety pharmacology. Abstract The Emergency Division represents a strategic hospital headquarter to implement pharmacovigilance activities. The ease of access, the care availability of 24 hours to 24 and the patient's multidisciplinary ap- proach make Emergency Division is the ideal access to health care. The data reported in this paper are from the year 2011 the project MEREAFaPS. It is clear that the presence of the hospital pharmacist in Emergency Division is an important resource for the spontaneous reporting system. A pharmacist infact, reports and supports physician to identify ADR/ADE in Emergency Division, increasing the number of ADR/ADE report forms. In addition, the professional role of hospital pharmacist is an useful tool to create an important network of hospital pharmacovigilance and to increase the number of ADR report forms, their quality and the awareness in safety pharmacology.