Patient discussions of glucocorticoid-related side effects within an online community health
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Background Social media websites are an important, largely untapped source of data about
patients' experience of disease and treatment, including the occurrence, nature and impact …

Objectives To identify the side effects most important to glucocorticoid (GC) users through a
survey of a UK online health community (Healthunlocked. com). Design Online cross …

In recent years, social media websites have been suggested as a novel, vast source of data
which may be useful for deriving drug safety information. Despite this, there are few …

Introduction Large databases of clinician reported (eg, allergy repositories) and patient
reported (eg, social media) adverse drug reactions (ADRs) exist; however, whether patients …

Introduction Spontaneous reporting of suspected adverse drug reactions is key for efficient
post-marketing safety surveillance. To increase usability and accessibility of reporting tools …

Objective To assess experiences related to antidepressant use reported to an internet-
based medicine reporting system and to compare the nature of the side effects reported by …

SIR, there is a growing body of evidence that the timing of glucocorticoid (GC) administration
may be important in reducing symptoms of RA, with evening or night-time doses being …

Purpose To quantify misclassification in glucocorticoid (GC) exposure defined using UK
primary care prescription data. Methods A cross‐sectional study including patients with …

AIM: Incomplete and incorrect documentation of adverse drug reactions (ADRs) can restrict
prescribing choices resulting in suboptimal pharmaceutical care. This study aimed to …