Cost study minimal dataset.xlsx

Clinical pharmacists identified drug-related problems and interventions to address them in consecutive outpatients visiting internal medicine clinics at major teaching and public hospitals in Jordan from September 2012 to December 2013. A total of 2747 patients were enrolled in the study. Drug-related interventions were employed in 68.3% of the 568 interventions to address the drug-related problem "change dosage or frequency," which was the most frequent approach for managing drug-related problems. The total cost avoided over the research period was $59100.93.