ISPE conference

At the ISPE (International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology) conference in Berlin, Fatma Karapinar presented an abstract from the PhD project of Atiya Mohammad (OLVG, co-supervised by Fatma) titled ‘Quantifying Problematic Prescribing Cascades Relevant for Clinical Practice with Prescription Sequence Symmetry Analysis’. Petra Denig (supervisor of Atiya) also presented an abstract on the topic: ‘Using Multiple Medications with Similar Adverse Drug Reactions Can Increase the Likelihood of a Prescribing Cascade: A Cohort Study’.

The conference provided a comprehensive update on the latest advancements in pharmacoepidemiology, with ample networking opportunities both nationally—featuring large groups from Utrecht University, Groningen, and Lareb—and internationally. Annemariek Driessen and Fatma Karapinar had an intense and inspiring experience during the event.

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