Publications by authors named "Marie Baudon"
Article Synopsis
- A study was conducted to see if clinical medication review (CMR) by a geriatrician and pharmacist improves prescribing practices compared to standard pharmaceutical care (SPC) for older inpatients.
- The study included 137 patients and found that CMR did not significantly decrease the number of potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs) or the overall number of drugs prescribed, but it did lead to an increase in potentially omitted medications (POMs).
- The results suggest that while CMR may improve the prescription of certain medications, it does not reduce the overall medication burden for elderly patients compared to standard care.
In this review paper, literature data on pre- and postnatal eye development are compared between humans and nonclinical species that are commonly used for human safety assessment, namely, mouse, rat, rabbit, dog, minipig, and nonhuman primates. Some new data on rat and minipig ocular development are also included. This compiled information can be helpful for species selection in juvenile toxicity studies or assist in the interpretation of (non)clinical data during pediatric drug development.
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