Clin-Alert
Reporting on Adverse Clinical Events
eISSN:
1530812X | ISSN:
00694770 | Current volume: 61 | Current issue: 13-14
Frequency: 24 Times/Year
The Solution to Avoiding Potentially Dangerous Situations When Prescribing, Dispensing, or Administering Drugs!
This valuable newsletter provides pharmacists, physicians, and other health care professionals with comprehensive summaries of adverse drug reactions, drug interactions, and market withdrawals from over 100 key medical and research journals from around the world. CLIN-ALERT’s primary focus is drug-drug interactions, but it also explores food-drug interactions, medication errors and dietary supplements.
This valuable newsletter provides pharmacists, physicians, and other health care professionals with comprehensive summaries of adverse drug reactions, drug interactions, and market withdrawals from over 100 key medical and research journals from around the world. CLIN-ALERT’s primary focus is drug-drug interactions, but it also explores food-drug interactions, medication errors and dietary supplements.
Reports include:
- The primary drug suspected, (including common trade names, dosages, and duration of therapy)
- The adverse drug reaction/interaction
- Relevant laboratory data
- Management of the reaction
- Any relevant pre-existing condition
- Potential legal repercussions
- Complete journal citation including reprint information.
CLIN-ALERT also features First Report—notice of the first documented report of an adverse clinical event.
This journal is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
Clin-Alert presents summaries of adverse clinical pharmaceutical events. Its primary focus is adverse drug events and drug-drug interactions, but it also explores food-drug interactions, medication errors and dietary supplements
Editor
| Joyce A. Generali, RPh, MS, FASHP | Director, Drug Information Center, USA |
Editorial Board
| Colleen Culley, PharmD, RPh | |
| Kate Farthing, PharmD, RPh | Pharmacy Clinical Coordinator, Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center, Canada |
| Daniel Hinthorn, MD | University of Kansas, USA |
| William N. Kelly, PharmD, RPh | Mercer University, USA |
| Sondra May, Pharm.D. | University of Colorado Hospital, USA |
| Jacyntha A. Sterling, PharmD | Saint Francis Hospital, USA |
Assistant Editors
| Jennifer L. Dill, PharmD, RPh | University of Kansas, USA |
| Theresa McEvoy, PharmD, RPh | Washington University in St. Louis, USA |