Publications by authors named "D Sartori"
Background: Despite the central role of experiential learning in residency training, the actual clinical experiences residents participate in are not well characterized. A better understanding of the type, volume, and variation in residents' clinical experiences is essential to support precision medical education strategies.
Objective: We sought to characterize the entirety of the clinical experiences had by individual internal medicine residents throughout their time in training.
Vegetable quality parameters are established according to standards primarily based on visual characteristics. Although knowledge of biochemical changes in the secondary metabolism of plants throughout development is essential to guide decision-making about consumption, harvesting and processing, these determinations involve the use of reagents, specific equipment and sophisticated techniques, making them slow and costly. However, when non-destructive methods are employed to predict such determinations, a greater number of samples can be tested with adequate precision.
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- Disproportionality analyses in pharmacovigilance are essential for detecting safety signals from individual case safety reports, but there are no clear guidelines for publishing these analyses, leading to potential misunderstandings.
- The READUS-PV statement was created to address these concerns by providing a set of 14 guidelines aimed at improving the transparency and comprehensiveness of disproportionality studies.
- By promoting better reporting standards, the READUS-PV guidelines aim to enhance the accuracy of drug safety data interpretation and support evidence-based decision-making in pharmacovigilance.
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- Disproportionality analyses are key for detecting drug safety signals but are often poorly reported, prompting the creation of new guidelines called READUS-PV for better reporting practices.
- A panel of 34 international experts developed these guidelines through surveys and consensus meetings, resulting in a checklist of 32 recommendations for reporting in main articles and 12 for abstracts.
- The implementation of READUS-PV aims to enhance transparency and improve the quality of publications related to drug safety signals.