The national survey of adverse reactions to dental materials in the UK: a preliminary study by the UK Adverse Reactions Reporting Project

被引:0
|
作者
A Scott
W Egner
D J Gawkrodger
P V Hatton
M Sherriff
R van Noort
C Yeoman
J Grummitt
机构
[1] University of Sheffield,Research Assistant, Department of Adult Dental Care
[2] Sheffield Teaching Hospitals,Consultant in Immunology, Department of Immunology
[3] Northern General Hospital,Consultant in Dermatology, Department of Dermatology
[4] PO Box 894,Professor of Biomaterials, Department of Adult Dental Care
[5] Sheffield Teaching Hospitals,Professor in Dental Materials, Department of Adult Dental Care
[6] Royal Hallamshire Hospital,Consultant in Oral Medicine, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
[7] University of Sheffield,undefined
[8] Senior Lecturer of Dental Biomaterials,undefined
[9] GKT Dental Biomaterials,undefined
[10] Kings College London,undefined
[11] Floor 17 Guys Tower,undefined
[12] University of Sheffield,undefined
[13] Sheffield Teaching Hospitals,undefined
[14] CCDH,undefined
[15] GDP,undefined
[16] Compton Acres Dental Practice,undefined
[17] West Bridgford,undefined
来源
British Dental Journal | 2004年 / 196卷
关键词
D O I
暂无
中图分类号
学科分类号
摘要
The Adverse Reactions Reporting Project for dental materials has shown that adverse reactions to dental materials occur across the UK and that these involve both dental professionals and patients.Nobody is immune from the possibility of experiencing an adverse reaction to a dental material. Although the number of cases reported so far may be small, there is a need to continue to raise the awareness among dental professionals of the existence of the Adverse Reactions Reporting Project so as to overcome problems of under-reporting.It is only with the full support of dental practitioners that we can build up a true picture of the extent and severity of adverse reactions to dental materials.The project would allow us over time to show trends and thus develop an early warning system as regards any materials that present with the high incidence of adverse reactions. For example, an early warning system may have detected problems with the wearing of powdered latex gloves at a much earlier stage.
引用
收藏
页码:471 / 477
页数:6
相关论文
共 50 条
  • [21] ADVERSE REACTIONS TO EQUINE VACCINATIONS - A PRELIMINARY SURVEY
    MAIR, TS
    VETERINARY RECORD, 1988, 122 (16) : 396 - 396
  • [22] Surveillance for fatal suspected adverse drug reactions in the UK
    Clarkson, A
    Choonara, I
    ARCHIVES OF DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD, 2002, 87 (06) : 462 - 466
  • [23] Motives to Report Adverse Drug Reactions to the National Agency: A Survey Study among Healthcare Professionals and Patients in Croatia, The Netherlands, and the UK
    de Vries, Sieta T.
    Denig, Petra
    Andric, Adriana
    Di Giusti, Marina Dimov
    Ptaszynska-Neophytou, Alicia
    Harmark, Linda
    Mol, Peter G. M.
    DRUG SAFETY, 2021, 44 (10) : 1073 - 1083
  • [24] Motives to Report Adverse Drug Reactions to the National Agency: A Survey Study among Healthcare Professionals and Patients in Croatia, The Netherlands, and the UK
    Sieta T. de Vries
    Petra Denig
    Adriana Andrić
    Marina Dimov Di Giusti
    Alicia Ptaszynska-Neophytou
    Linda Härmark
    Peter G. M. Mol
    Drug Safety, 2021, 44 : 1073 - 1083
  • [25] Motives to report adverse drug reactions to the national agency: A survey study among healthcare professionals and patients in Croatia, the Netherlands, and the UK
    de Vries, Sieta T.
    Denig, Petra
    Andric, Adriana
    Di Giusti, Marina Dimov
    Ptaszynska-Neophytou, Alicia
    Harmark, Linda
    Mol, Peter G. M.
    PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY, 2021, 30 : 277 - 277
  • [26] Attitudinal survey of voluntary reporting of adverse drug reactions
    Eland, IA
    Belton, KJ
    van Grootheest, AC
    Meiners, AP
    Rawlins, MD
    Stricker, BHC
    BRITISH JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY, 1999, 48 (04) : 623 - 627
  • [27] Reporting on adverse reactions to dental materials -: intraoral observations at a clinical follow-up
    Lygre, GB
    Gjerdet, NR
    Gronningsæter, AG
    Björkman, L
    COMMUNITY DENTISTRY AND ORAL EPIDEMIOLOGY, 2003, 31 (03) : 200 - 206
  • [28] Reporting of Adverse Drug Reactions in the UK: Potential Signals Generated by Patients Compared to Healthcare Professionals
    Hazell, Lorna
    Cornelius, Victoria
    Shakir, Saad
    Avery, Anthony
    PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY, 2010, 19 : S97 - S98
  • [29] Public awareness in Wales of the UK Yellow Card scheme for reporting suspected adverse drug reactions
    Bracchi, Robert C.
    Tseliou, Foteini
    Copeland, Lauren
    Routledge, Philip A.
    Thomas, Alison
    Woods, Fiona
    Adams, Alana
    Walker, Jenna
    Jadeja, Mitul
    Atkinson, Mark D.
    Ashfield-Watt, Pauline
    BRITISH JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY, 2021, 87 (08) : 3344 - 3348
  • [30] Assessing the usability of methods of public reporting of adverse drug reactions to the UK Yellow Card Scheme
    Anderson, Claire
    Gifford, Alison
    Avery, Anthony
    Fortnum, Heather
    Murphy, Elizabeth
    Krska, Janet
    Bond, Christine
    HEALTH EXPECTATIONS, 2012, 15 (04) : 433 - 440