Medicines Safety e-Learning (test page only)
Adverse Drug Reactions
Adverse Drug Reactions NHS Education for Scotland
Overview: Includes classifications of adverse drug reactions (ADRs) and drug allergies, identifying and managing ADRs, risk factors for developing ADRs and strategies to minimise risk. Also describes how to report ADRs as ‘Yellow Cards’. There are six modules. ➔ Click for detail, or to close details box ⇩
Free or subscription?
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Free worldwide
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Registration or password needed?
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No
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Any restrictions on use
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None
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Duration (approx)
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Six modules lasting about
1hr each
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Intended audience
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Doctors, nurses,
pharmacists and dentists in primary and secondary care
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Other potential audience
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Physician associates, any
healthcare staff
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Certificate of completion?
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No
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Exit test questions or quizzes
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Yes, but for pharmacists
only
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Adverse Drug Reactions Medicines Learning Portal
Overview: Basic introduction to help healthcare staff decide if a patient's symptoms are caused by a medicine or not, with guidance on management, talking to patients, and online information sources to use in practice ➔ Click for detail, or to close details box ⇩
Free or subscription?
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Free worldwide
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Registration or password needed?
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No
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Any restrictions on use
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None
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Duration (approx)
| Takes about 1hr |
Intended audience
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Junior pharmacists in NHS hospitals.
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Other potential audience
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Other pharmacy staff, nurses, junior doctors, physician associates, new prescribers
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Certificate of completion?
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No
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Exit test questions or quizzes
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Yes
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