Prescribing Pattern and Drug–Drug Interactions of Analgesics Prescribed For Pain Management in a Pakistani Tertiary Hospital

  • SA K
  • R A
  • UK A
  • et al.
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Abstract

Background: The main strategy of analgesic therapy is to diminish the intensity of pain to bearable level. Guidelines have been established by WHO to reduce the possible medication error in analgesic therapy. However, in most of the hospitals in Pakistan, analgesics are not prescribed rationally in accordance with standard guidelines.

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SA, K., R, A., UK, A., & S, S. (2016). Prescribing Pattern and Drug–Drug Interactions of Analgesics Prescribed For Pain Management in a Pakistani Tertiary Hospital. Journal of Applied Pharmacy, 8(4). https://doi.org/10.21065/1920-4159.1000230

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