Operationalizing an adverse event detection surveillance system to support antimicrobial stewardship activities:
Hawra J Al Lawati1, Kimberly L Harvey2, Marlena Shin2
1Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA, USA.
Abstract:
A surveillance system for measuring patient-level antimicrobial adverse drug events (ADE) may support stewardship activities, however, design and implementation questions remain. In this national survey, stewardship experts favored simple, laboratory-based ADE definitions although there were tensions between feasibility, ability to identify attribution without chart review, and importance of specific ADE.
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