Aims Previous systematic reviews have found that drug‐related morbidity accounts for 4.3%
of preventable hospital admissions. None, however, has identified the drugs most commonly …

Background Medication errors are common in primary care and are associated with
considerable risk of patient harm. We tested whether a pharmacist-led, information technology-…

In cancer patients, a high pre-treatment neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) is associated
with poorer survival outcomes. Significant variation in the magnitude of this association has …

Aim: To determine the prevalence and nature of prescribing errors in general practice; to
explore the causes, and to identify defences against error. Methods: 1) Systematic reviews; 2) …

Background Relatively little is known about prescribing errors in general practice, or the
factors associated with error. Aim To determine the prevalence and nature of prescribing and …

Background Evidence for management of asthma comes from closely monitored efficacy
trials done in highly selected patient groups. There is a need for randomised trials that are …

Immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) have improved overall survival for cancer patients,
however, optimal duration of ICI therapy has yet to be defined. Given ICIs were first used to treat …

Background Few detailed studies exist of the underlying causes of prescribing errors in the
UK. Aim To examine the causes of prescribing and monitoring errors in general practice and …

Herbal medicines and dietary supplements are commonly taken by patients with cancer,
leading to concern over interactions with conventional medicines. A literature search was …

Alterations in brain glutamate levels may be associated with psychosis risk, but the
relationship to clinical outcome in at-risk individuals is unknown. Glutamate concentration was …