Hospital Pharmacy Days – November 13 & 14

During the Hospital Pharmacy Days, several presentations were delivered:

  • Betsie Limmen; Prevalence and impact of medication discrepancies across care transitions: A prospective observational cohort study in Dutch hospitals
    (Betsie Limmen, Joy van Broekhuizen, Alan Abdulla, Michiel Duyvendak, Linda van Eikenhorst, Karin Hek, Judith de Ruijter-van Dalem, Patricia van den Bemt, Fatma Karapinar)
  • Kjell van der Walle; Creating Awareness for the preScribing Cascades & managing Adverse Drug Effects (CASC-ADE) tool: appraisal by future end-users
    (Petra Denig, Kjell van der Walle, Fabienne Magdelijns, Toone Boerman, Yannick Nielen, Fatma Karapinar-Carkit)
  • Jetske Graafsma; Interventions in response to computerized decision support alerts on antithrombotics: a nationwide flashmob study in Dutch community and outpatient pharmacies
    (Jetske Graafsma, Sarah Agterhuis, Sander Borgsteede, Liset van Dijk, Joanna E. Klopotowska, Fatma Karapinar-Carkit, Patricia M.L.A. van den Bemt)
  • Receb Gündogan (Erasmus MC); The use of ChatGPT in summarizing adverse drug reactions in patients with polypharmacy
    (Johanna H.M. Driessen, Receb Gündogan, Bregje Witjes, Laura Nijstad, Alan Abdulla, Fatma Karapinar-Çarkit)
  • Paul Kruithof; Presentation of results from the OSIBOOST study on boosting osimertinib, providing insights into its clinical impact and therapeutic potential. (accompanied by, among others, Sander Croes and Robin van Geel)
  • Sabeth Spronk; Reducing Opioid Use (accompanied by, among others, Liesbeth van de Ven, Marielle Slikkerveer)
     
  • Afke van de Plas; Working According to Purpose Rather Than Rules That No Longer Add Value
     
  • Beitske Smink (MUMC+) and Eric Franssen (OLVG); Postmortem toxicological analysis is a well-established component of further investigation into the cause of death in pediatric clinical cases (NODOK). When a case becomes forensic in nature, does the pharmaceutical laboratory still have a role? In this sub-session distinctions between clinical and postmortem approaches were discussed.
     
  • Fatma Karapinar, Jeroen Derijks and Emiel Leegwater; Establishing a Research Line, emphasizing key success factors such as recognizing opportunities, perseverance, and mutual support.
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