Adverse drug reaction reporting by doctors in a developing country: a case study from Ghana. [electronic resource]

By:

Sabblah, G T

Contributor(s):

Akweongo, P
Darko, D
Dodoo, A N O
Sulley, A M

Producer: 20151001Description: 189-93 p. digitalISSN:

2616-163X

Subject(s):

Adult
Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting Systems
Attitude of Health Personnel
Cross-Sectional Studies
Developing Countries
Female
Ghana
Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
Hospitalists -- education
Hospitals, Private
Hospitals, Public
Humans
Male
Middle Aged

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In: Ghana medical journal vol. 48

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Adverse drug reaction reporting by doctors in a developing country: a case study from Ghana.

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Sabblah G. T., Akweongo P., Darko D., Dodoo A. N. O. & Sulley A. M. (20151001). Adverse drug reaction reporting by doctors in a developing country: a case study from Ghana. : Ghana medical journal.

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Sabblah G T, Akweongo P, Darko D, Dodoo A N O and Sulley A M. 20151001. Adverse drug reaction reporting by doctors in a developing country: a case study from Ghana. : Ghana medical journal.

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Sabblah G. T., Akweongo P., Darko D., Dodoo A. N. O. and Sulley A. M. (20151001). Adverse drug reaction reporting by doctors in a developing country: a case study from Ghana. : Ghana medical journal.

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Sabblah G T, Akweongo P, Darko D, Dodoo A N O and Sulley A M. Adverse drug reaction reporting by doctors in a developing country: a case study from Ghana. : Ghana medical journal. 20151001.

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