Response from BNF for Children The high rate of medication errors reported in children is concerning,1 although the majority result in "no harm" or "low harm."2 Doses in the BNF for Children ( BNFC ) are standardised according to weight, body surface area, or age, an... G Rylance,S...
The high rate of medication errors reported in children is concerning,1 although the majority result in "no harm" or "low harm."2 Doses in the BNF for Children ( BNFC ) are standardised according to weight, body surface area, or age, and reflect the available evidence and clinical ...
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thus, the systemic exposure to that medicine is an important determinant of the likelihood of an ADR. The importance of this is highlighted by our finding that medicines licensed in children but given to a child below the minimum age or weight had the greatest risk of being implicated in an ...
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