1. The blue card is not available and I do not know from where I can get the card |
100 (68.9) |
45 (31.1) |
2. The card is too difficult to fill up |
45 (39.1) |
70 (60.9) |
3. The space provided in the card to describe the ADR is too little – or inadequate/insufficient |
55 (47.8) |
60 (52.1) |
4. It requires stating my identity, which I do not wish to provide |
42 (36.6) |
73 (63.5) |
5. It requires stating patient’s identity, which I do not wish to provide |
54 (46.9) |
61 (53.1) |
6. Filling this card will hold me responsible for ADR related harm to the patient |
45 (38.5) |
72 (61.5) |
7. I do not know the relevant phone numbers |
96 (66.7) |
48 (33.3) |
8. I do not know the address of the agency to which I should report |
82 (56.9) |
62 (43.1) |
9. I am not sure about how to report |
79 (55.6) |
63 (44.4) |
10. I am not sure whether the patient’s confidentiality will be maintained |
90 (62.9) |
53 (37.1) |
11. I feel I will appear foolish |
11 (7.8) |
131 (92.2) |
12. I am worried about legal liabilities |
54 (37.5) |
90 (62.5) |
13. I am too busy to report |
58 (40.6) |
85 (59.4) |
14. I wish to publish a personal series of cases rather than reporting ADRs |
15 (10.6) |
126 (89.4) |
15. Really serious ADRs are well documented by the time a drug is marketed |
120 (81.9) |
26 (18.1) |
16. It is nearly impossible to determine if a drug is responsible for a particular adverse event |
74 (52.1) |
68 (47.9) |
17. The one case an individual physician might see cannot contribute to medical knowledge |
34 (23.5) |
108 (74.5) |
18. I should be financially reimbursed for providing the reports of ADRs |
29 (20.6) |
112 (79.4) |
19. I have a professional obligation to report ADRs |
116 (80.6) |
28 (19.4) |
20. Reporting ADRs puts my career at risk |
29 (20.4) |
113 (79.6) |
21. It takes too much time to report ADRs |
65 (47.4) |
72 (52.6) |
22. I will be asked to provide more information which I don’t want to do because I am busy, it will take too much time (or other reasons) |
77 (54.6) |
64 (45.4) |