Adverse Drug Reaction Automatic Monitoring Techniques

Abstract

Abstract: Objective To review adverse drug reaction automatic monitoring Methods which based on computer network technology and intelligent recognition technology. Methods The researches in this field published in recent years were collected. All these researches were set up different groups and analyzed by literature research method. Results Commonly used Methods include "triggers" technology and "free-text information extraction" technology, in which the "trigger" technology was further studied by several teams, while the " free-text in-formation extraction" technology still had some key issues to be resolved. Conclusion Using computer software could automatically monitor the patients with the occurrence of adverse drug reactions. Application of this technology could compensate the shortcomings for omitting the current high rate of self-reporting techniques and time-poor. It was a kind of new technology which had a broad application prospects.

Key words: adverse drug reaction, automatic monitoring, triggers, free-text information extraction

CLC Number:

R954

WANG Yuan-hang, LIU Gui-yang. Adverse Drug Reaction Automatic Monitoring Techniques[J]. Chinese Journal of Pharmacovigilance, 2010, 7(1): 41-44.

References

[1] Van der Hooft C S,Sturkenboom M C,Van Grootheest K,et al.Adverse drug reaction-related hospitalisations: a nationwide study in The Netherlands[J]. Drug Saf,2006,29:161-168.
[2] Tam K W,Kwok K H,Fan Y M,et al.Detection and prevention of medication misadventures in general practice[J]. Int J Qual Health Care,2008,20:192-199.
[3] Tierney W M. Adverse outpatient drug events a problem and an opportunity[J]. N Engl J Med,2003,348:1587-1589.
[4] Classen D C,Pestotnik S L,Evans R S,et al. Computerized surveillance of adverse drug events in hospital patients[J]. Qual Saf Health Care,2005,14(3):221-226.
[5] Classen D C,Pestotnik S L,Evans R S,et al.Description of a computerized adverse drug event monitor using a hospital information system[J]. Hosp Pharm,1992,27(9):774,6-9,83.
[6] Evans R S,Classen D C,Stevens L E,et al.Using a hospital information system to assess the effects of adverse drug events[J]. Proc Annu Symp Comput Appl Med Care,1993:161-165.
[7] Resar R K,Rozich J D,Classen D.Methodology and rationale for the measurement of harm with trigger tools[J]. Qual Saf Health Care,2003,12 Suppl 2:ii39-45.
[8] Rozich J D,Haraden C R,Resar R K.Adverse drug event trigger tool: a practical methodology for measuring medication related harm[J]. Qual Saf Health Care,2003,12:194-200.
[9] Frances A, Griffin, Roger K.IHI Global Trigger Tool for Measuring Adverse Events. Institute for healthcare improvement[M/OL],2007.
[10] Jha A K,Kuperman G J,Teich J M,et al.Identifying adverse drug events: development of a computer-based monitor and comparison with chart review and stimulated voluntary report[J]. J Am Med Inform Assoc,1998,5:305-314.
[11] Murff H J,Forster A J,Peterson J F,et al. Electronically screening discharge summaries for adverse medical events[J]. J Am Med Inform Assoc,2003,10:339-350.
[12] Cantor M N,Feldman H J,Triola M M.Using trigger phrases to detect adverse drug reactions in ambulatory care notes[J]. Qual Saf Health Care,2007,16:132-134.
[13] Bates D W,Evans R S,Murff H,et al.Detecting adverse events using information technology[J]. J Am Med Inform Assoc,2003, 10:115-128.
[14] Melton G B,Hripcsak G. Automated detection of adverse events using natural language processing of discharge summaries[J]. J Am Med Inform Assoc,2005,12:448-457.
[15] C.Seger A, Gandhi T K,Hope C,et al.Development of a Computerized Adverse Drug Event(ADE) Monitor in the Outpatient Setting[J]. Advances in patient safety ,2005, 2：173-183.
[16] Egger T,Dormann H, Ahne G,et al.Identification of adverse drug reactions in geriatric inpatients using a computerised drug database[J]. Drugs Aging,2003,20: 769-776.
[17] Kilbridge P M,Classen D C. Automated surveillance for adverse events in hospitalized patients: back to the future[J]. Qual Saf Health Care ,2006,15: 148-149.
[18] Morimoto T,Gandhi T K,Seger A C,et al. Adverse drug events and medication errors: detection and classification methods[J]. Qual Saf Health Care,2004, 13: 306-314.
[19] Kilbridge P M, Campbell U C, Cozart H B,et al. Automated surv- eillance for adverse drug events at a community hospital and an acad-emic medical center[J]. J Am Med Inform Assoc,2006,13: 372-377.