Educational resources
Section outline
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The Dr. Vigilance - in the clinic section show teachers in clinical pharmacology how to involve students in real-life clinical pharmacovigilance tasks in a general practice office or hospital setting. Each section includes a specific blueprint on how to initiate a project, guide the students and their main learning objectives.
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Blueprints to start up an inter-professional student-run medication review programme focussed on detecting ADRs in an outpatient clinic.
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The Dr. Vigilance - explains is a series of short knowledge-based video's and illustrations of the clinical aspects and pharmacological mechanism of one specific ADR.
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Collection of short and informative educational videos on frequent adverse drug reactions. All videos are based on the latest scientific evidence and use a similar format focusing on prevalence, differential diagnosis, time-relationship, pharmacological mechanism and most common treatment options.
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Collection of illustrations on the pharmacological mechanisms of frequent adverse drug reactions (ADRs).
Our latest illustration is of: Codein induced constriction of the sphincter of oddi.
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