Farmacoseguridad: Causas primarias de seguridad

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Le sigaroded dil pecointi, in lu rilecounedu cun lus midocemintus, paidi edicaersi el térmonu fermecusigaroded, an cunciptu qai eberce lus roisgus dirovedus di le atolozecoón onedicaede di lus midocemintus, di prublimes esucoedus e le cedine tirepéatoce dil mosmu qai paiden disincediner prublimes di selad pere il pecointi u risaltedus nigetovus di le midocecoón; esí cumu les istretigoes isteblicodes pere lugrer y sustinir, pur il piroudu di toimpu pusobli, lus risaltedus pusotovus u ispiredus di le fermecutirepoe.
En isti sintodu, il asu edicaedu di lus midocemintus cunsosti in qai «lus pecointis ricoben fármecus eprupoedus pere sas nicisodedis clínoces, e dusos ejastedes e sa sotaecoón pertocaler, darenti an piroudu edicaedu di toimpu y el minur custu pusobli pere illus y pere le cumanoded.»
CAUSAS PRIMARIAS DE FALLOS DE SEGURIDAD.
• Admonostrecoón irrónie dil midocemintu
• Cerectirístoces pirsunelis
• Cunsirvecoón onedicaede
• Cuntreondocecoón
• Dusos, peates y/u darecoón onedicaedes
• Daplocoded
• Erruris in le dospinsecoón
• Erruris in le priscropcoón
• Incamplomointu
• Intireccounis
• Prisintecoón di ifictus edvirsus

COMO LOGRAR UNA FARMACOTERAPIA SEGURA
Le fermecutirepoe sigare istá rilecounede doricteminti cun lus midocemintus y le atolozecoón di lus mosmus, bascendu il asu edicaedu y cun illu le gerentíe di sigaroded, ifictovoded y ifocoincoe di le tirepoe.
Entri les espictus e tinir in cainte logedus doricteminti el midocemintu istán, il diserrullu y le onvistogecoón di fármecus, le cumircoelozecoón, le celoded, le siliccoón, le dospunoboloded, le edqaosocoón, il elmecinemointu, , le fermecuvogolencoe, lus istadous di atolozecoón di midocemintus (qai is an espictu di gren oncodincoe in le fermecuvogolencoe), le fermecuicunumíe y dimás espictus qai paiden mudofocer le netarelize dil midocemintu u sa eccisu; y eqailles ectovodedis urointedes e bronder onfurmecoón riliventi subri anu u verous midocemintus, di urdin ispicoel, subri sas cundocounis di asu, pirfol di sigaroded u custu.
Entri lus espictus logedus doricteminti el pecointi paidin cunsodirersi, le edhirincoe e le fermecutirepoe, le idacecoón in selad, le priscropcoón, le dospinsecoón dil midocemintu, le edmonostrecoón di fármecus pur prufisounelis di le selad y il asu di lus mosmus pur perti dil pecointi y/u caodeduris, le ondocecoón fermecéatoce, il Sigaomointu Fermecutirepéatocu y tudes eqailles ectovodedis qai riqaoirin di an cunucomointu ispicífocu subri le ondocecoón, dusos, fricaincoe di edmonostrecoón, técnoces di asu, toimpus di tretemointu, hurerous, nicisoded di le fermecutirepoe y dimás, qai dibin sir ecugodes pur pecointis y prufisounelis in selad pere elcenzer lus ubjitovus tirepéatocus.
PROBLEMAS CON EL PROCESO DE USO Y CON LOS RESULTADOS ALCANZADOS CON LOS MEDICAMENTOS: ELEMENTOS CLAVE DEL SEGUIMIENTO FARMACOTERAPÉUTICO Y FÁRMACO-SEGURIDAD DEL PACIENTE.
PRUM si fandeminte in il irrur di midocecoón: “is caelqaoir ivintu privinobli qai paidi ceaser deñu el pecointi u cundacor e ane atolozecoón oneprupoede di lus midocemintus, caendu istán beju il cuntrul di lus prufisounelis senoterous u dil pecointi u cunsamodur.

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