Cost-effectiveness analysis of implementing a secondary prevention programme in those patients who visited an emergency department for drug-related problems.

Jesús Ruiz-RamosAna Juanes-BorregoMireia Puig-CampanyMarta Blazquez-AndiónLaia López-VinardellAntonio Gilabert-PerramonJosep María Guiu-SeguraMaria Antonia Mangues-Bafalluy

Published in: The International journal of pharmacy practice (2022)

Implementing a secondary prevention programme is cost-effective for patients with DRPs admitted to the emergency department. Implementation costs will be exceeded by reducing revisits to the emergency department.

Keyphrases

emergency department
quality improvement
adverse drug
study protocol
healthcare
primary care