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. 2021 Nov;25(11):1226–1231. doi: 10.5005/jp-journals-10071-23919

Table 4.

Clinical pharmacist's interventions in managing identified drug–drug interactions (N = 273)

Clinical pharmacist's intervention n (%)
At prescriber level  
Prescriber informed only 12308 (2.9)
Prescriber asked for information 23 (8.4)
Intervention proposed to prescriber 61 (22.4)
Intervention discussed with prescriber 181 (66.3)
At drug level  
Drug changed 23 (8.4)
Dosage changed 53 (19.4)
Formulation changed 11 (4)
Instructions for use changed 27 (10)
Drug stopped 47 (17.2)
Other intervention (outcome monitored)  
Blood glucose monitored more frequently 33 (12.1)
Blood pressure monitored more closely 29 (10.6)
Serum electrolytes monitored more frequently 23 (8.4)
Heart rate monitored more closely 19 (7)
Serum creatinine monitored more frequently 8 (2.9)
Acceptance of the intervention by prescriber  
Intervention accepted and fully implemented 251 (92)
Intervention accepted, partially implemented 17 (6.2)
Intervention accepted but not implemented 5 (1.8)