Search Results - "Bertsche, T."

An online cross-sectional survey of community pharmacists to assess information needs for evidence-based self-medication counselling by Alexa, J. M., Bertsche, T.

“…Background Community pharmacists play an important role in healthcare. They are frequently visited by patients to receive advice on self-medication products…”
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Determine the impact of a structured pharmacist-led medication review - a controlled intervention study to optimise medication safety for residents in long-term care facilities by Lexow, M, Wernecke, K, Sultzer, R, Bertsche, T, Schiek, S

“…Medication reviews contribute to protecting long-term care (LTC) residents from drug related problems (DRPs). However, few controlled studies have examined the…”
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How do parents perceive their children’s epileptic seizures? Experiences of the first seizure and changes during the course of the epilepsy by Lange, S., Jeschke, S., Pauschek, J., Charisius, M., Makiello, P., Bertsche, T., Neininger, M.P., Bertsche, A.

“…•Parents of children with at least two epileptic seizures were interviewed.•Seventy percent did not recognize the first epileptic seizure of their child as…”
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Potential effects of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder medication on body height and body weight in a longitudinal pediatric cohort study, the LIFE Child study by Herzig, M, Klaus, V C, Bertsche, A, Hilbert, C, Kiess, W, Bertsche, T, Neininger, M P

“…To investigate the potential impact of drugs for the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) on body weight and height in children and…”
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QTc-time-prolongating drugs and additional risk factors for long-QT-syndrome at hospital admission of surgical patients - risk assessment by pharmacists by Strobach, D, Schlattl, A, Schiek, S, Bertsche, T

“…Drugs can cause long-QTc-syndrome (LQTS), thereby elevating the risk for palpitations, syncopes, and sudden cardiac death. Additional risk factors such as the…”
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A clinical-pharmaceutical medication reconciliation with patient interview for a medication review to identify drug-related problems in elective patients during hospital admission by Schmidt, E-M, Oetting, M, Spiegel, A, Zube, O, Bertsche, T

“…Drug-related problems (DRPs), e.g.drug-drug interactions (DDI), can lead to adversedrug reactions (ADRs) and thus complications during hospitalization. For…”
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A comprehensive study of prescribing, administering and drug handling medication errors in ten wards of a university hospital after implementation of electronic prescribing, clinical pharmacists or medication reconciliation by Schuster, J, Saddawi, A, Frisch, A, Heinitz, K, Remane, Y, Schiek, S, Bertsche, T

“…Medication errors lead to preventable risks. Preventing strategies such as e-prescribing, clinical pharmacists and medication reconciliation have been…”
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Knowledge of epilepsy among German pharmacists by Müller, R.M., Herziger, B., Jeschke, S., Neininger, M.P., Bertsche, T., Bertsche, A.

“…•84% of pharmacists expressed insecurities counselling people with epilepsy.•53% said administration of rescue medication is useful in case of a seizure.•87%…”
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Knowledge and attitudes towards epilepsy: A survey of people with epilepsy by Lang, J., Jeschke, S., Müller, RM, Herziger, B., Bertsche, T., Neininger, MP, Bertsche, A.

“…Many studies focus on knowledge and attitudes of unaffected people towards epilepsy and people with epilepsy (PWE). The perspective of PWE themselves is much…”
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Pharmacy Technicians' Perception About Symptoms and Concerns of Older Patients Visiting Pharmacies: A Cross-Sectional Study by Homann, Katharina, Bertsche, Thilo, Schiek, Susanne

“…Older patients are still not sufficiently integrated into multidisciplinary care concepts including geriatric and palliative care. They do, however, regularly…”
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Incompatibilities in paediatric intensive care - pitfalls in drug information by Neininger, M P, Buchholz, P, Kiess, W, Siekmeyer, M, Bertsche, A, Bertsche, T

“…Drug incompatibilities can lead to loss of effectiveness of drugs or to increased risk for undesirable effects that can even be life-threatening. Especially…”
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Developing a Mobile Health Application to Communicate Adverse Drug Reactions – Preconditions, Assessment of Possible Functionalities and Barriers for Patients and Their General Practitioners by Wakob, Ines, Schmid, Gordian Lukas, Nohring, Ingo, Elze, Romy, Sultzer, Ralf, Frese, Thomas, Schiek, Susanne, Bertsche, Thilo

“…Purpose: Mobile health (mHealth) applications offer structured and timely communication between patients and general practitioners (GPs) about adverse drug…”
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How do parents perceive adverse drug events of their children's anticonvulsant medication? by Bach, V.A., Neininger, M.P., Spindler, U.P., Hotopp, L.C., Hornemann, F., Syrbe, S., Merkenschlager, A., Kiess, W., Bernhard, M.K., Bertsche, T., Bertsche, A.

“…The main source of knowledge on adverse drug events (ADE) are physicians' reports in controlled clinical trials. In contrast, little is known about the…”
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A prospective follow-up study on the role of clinical pharmacists in sustainably optimized pain measurement and pain therapy consequences by Schiek, S, Seichter, S J, Moritz, K, Hertel, G, Ghanem, M, Bertsche, T

“…Appropriate analgesic therapy requires adequate pain measurement. A few studies have already demonstrated benefits of clinical pharmacists supporting…”
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Patient-specific electronic decision support reduces prescription of excessive doses by Seidling, H M, Schmitt, S P W, Bruckner, T, Kaltschmidt, J, Pruszydlo, M G, Senger, C, Bertsche, T, Walter-Sack, I, Haefeli, W E

“…Prescription of excessive doses is the most common prescription error, provoking dose-dependent adverse drug reactions. Clinical decision support systems…”
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Biomonitoring of prenatal analgesic intake and correlation with infantile anti‐aeroallergens IgE by Hoeke, H., Roeder, S., Mueller, A., Bertsche, T., Borte, M., Rolle‐Kampczyk, U., Bergen, M., Wissenbach, D. K.

“…An association between prenatal acetaminophen or ibuprofen intake and an increased risk of asthma and increased IgE level in children is discussed in various…”
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Prospective pilot intervention study to prevent medication errors in drugs administered to children by mouth or gastric tube: a programme for nurses, physicians and parents by Bertsche, T, Bertsche, A, Krieg, E-M, Kunz, N, Bergmann, K, Hanke, G, Hoppe-Tichy, T, Ebinger, F, Haefeli, W E

“…Drug administration in children is an error-prone task for nurses and parents because individual dose adjustment is often necessary, and suitable formulations…”
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Pain assessment in routine care : A prospective observational study in an orthopedic unit by Schiek, S, Ghanem, M, Frontini, R, Hertel, G, von Salis-Soglio, G, Bertsche, T

“…Although well-established guidelines give advice on how to use analgesics, measure pain, and organize pain treatment, many patients still suffer from avoidable…”
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Response to Black R and Chin R's letter on our article “Epilepsy in children and adolescents: Disease concepts, practical knowledge, and coping” by Pauschek, J, Bernhard, M.K, Syrbe, S, Nickel, P, Neininger, M.P, Merkenschlager, A, Kiess, W, Bertsche, T, Bertsche, A

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Drug handling in a paediatric intensive care unit--can errors be prevented by a three-step intervention? by Niemann, D, Bertsche, A, Meyrath, D, Oelsner, S, Ewen, A L, Pickardt, B, Henhapl, T, Hoffmann, G, Meyburg, J, Bertsche, T

“…Drug handling in paediatric intensive care units (PICU) is prone to medication errors. We aimed to identify type and prevalence of those errors and to assess…”
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