Quantitative methods are increasingly used to analyse spontaneous reports. We describe
the core concepts behind the most common methods, the proportional reporting ratio (PRR), …

BACKGROUND: Limited resources coupled with unlimited demand for healthcare mean that
decisions have to be made regarding the allocation of scarce resources across competing …

Spontaneous reporting is a crucial component of post-marketing drug safety surveillance
despite its significant limitations. The size and complexity of some spontaneous reporting …

This paper considers the application of discrete choice experiments for eliciting preferences
in the delivery of health care. Drawing upon the results from a recently completed systematic …

Objectives: To examine the relation between antipsychotic drugs and myocarditis and
cardiomyopathy. Design: Data mining using bayesian statistics implemented in a neural network …

Objective: The database of adverse drug reactions (ADRs) held by the Uppsala Monitoring
Centre on behalf of the 47 countries of the World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating …

Purpose A continuous systematic review of all combinations of drugs and suspected adverse
reactions (ADRs) reported to a spontaneous reporting system, is necessary to optimize …

Organisms from all domains of life use gene regulation networks to control cell growth,
identity, function, and responses to environmental challenges. Although accurate global …

Large observational data sets are a great asset to better understand the effects of medicines
in clinical practice and, ultimately, improve patient care. For an empirical pattern in …

This paper describes a vision‐based obstacle detection and navigation system for use as part
of a robotic solution for the sustainable intensification of broad‐acre agriculture. To be cost…