Disproportionality Analysis and Characterisation of Medication Errors in EudraVigilance: Exploring Findings on Sexes and Age Groups

This exploratory research provides an overview of characterised ME individual case safety reports and SDRs from the EudraVigilance database. Most conspicuous SDRs were identified in specific age groups. Signals of disproportionate reporting, not described in the literature, were found for vaccines, oxycodone, rivaroxaban and risperidone, and may prompt further examination by stakeholders. Top-reported MEs ("Inappropriate schedule of product administration", "Incorrect dose administered" and "Wrong technique in product usage process") emerged as a general priority focus to perform a further root-cause analysis involving healthcare providers, manufacturers and regulatory bodies, to improve the understanding and prevention of MEs.

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Drug Safety
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2024-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s40264-024-01478-6
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Pharmacovigilance and Adverse Drug Reactions
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Abstract

This exploratory research provides an overview of characterised ME individual case safety reports and SDRs from the EudraVigilance database. Most conspicuous SDRs were identified in specific age groups. Signals of disproportionate reporting, not described in the literature, were found for vaccines, oxycodone, rivaroxaban and risperidone, and may prompt further examination by stakeholders. Top-reported MEs ("Inappropriate schedule of product administration", "Incorrect dose administered" and "Wrong technique in product usage process") emerged as a general priority focus to perform a further root-cause analysis involving healthcare providers, manufacturers and regulatory bodies, to improve the understanding and prevention of MEs.

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