Temperature and Exposure Time Impact on the Extraction of <i>Opuntia ficus-indica</i> and <i>Opuntia dillenii</i> Cladodes on % Yield as a Response: Screening using Design Expert Software

Yadiki, Mohammad Nizamuddin; Suggala, Venkata Satyanarayana; Puchalapalli, Dinesh Shankar Reddy; Ahad, Hindustan Abdul

doi:10.25259/gjmpbu_55_2022

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“…9,10 Recognized as a frequent reason for hospital admissions, adverse drug reactions (ADRs) place a heavy financial burden on hospitals. 11,12 The purpose of hospital-oriented ADR watching and recording suites is to detect and measure the hazards related to using medications supplied in a hospital environment. This knowledge may help in recognising and reducing avoidable ADRs and may improve prescribers' capacity to handle ADRs more skillfully.…”

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Monitoring Adverse Medication Reactions: Aiding Pharmacovigilance at a Hospital Providing Secondary Care

Teja¹,

Reddy²,

Devanna³

2023

Int J. Pharm. Investigation

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Introduction: Although adverse drug reaction (ADR) monitoring is widely known, it is not practised in underdeveloped nations due to a lack of awareness and the absence of a central coordinating agency. The recent implementation of the National Pharmacovigilance Program has encouraged ADR monitoring in some centres. Aim: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the sternness of described ADRs, the additional financial cost associated with ADRs, and the present load of ADRs at the RDT hospital in Battalapalli, AP, India. Materials and Methods: Over 26 months of hospital admissions of patients, which were managed by hospital staff, a prospective, spontaneous reporting research was carried out. Results: 37 of the 74 adverse drug events (ADEs) that were reported by 56 individuals were indeed ADRs. There were 521 patients admitted, and 9.7% of those ADRs occurred during hospitalisation. Males (56%) had ADRs more often than females (44%). During the hospital stay, no discernible difference between males and females was seen. ADR rates were 19, 20, and 61% for paediatric, geriatric, and adult patients. There were 88 minor responses or 53.7% of the total. The majority of patients (72.6%) recovered from the incident. The majority of the responses show that they were unexpected and possibly avoidable. Conclusion: According to the study's findings, 90% of ADRs might be prevented, saving the health system money and decreasing patient expenditures. To prevent unknown and severe ADRs, new medications should be continuously monitored.

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Monitoring Adverse Medication Reactions: Aiding Pharmacovigilance at a Hospital Providing Secondary Care

Teja¹,

Reddy²,

Devanna³

2023

Int J. Pharm. Investigation

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Production of bioethanol from Opuntia ficus-indica using Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Water Kefir following an autohydrolysis pretreatment

Nori,

Khallaki,

Touil

2024

Biofuels

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Out-of-Trend Statistics in The Pharmaceutical Industry: A Gain Leap in Assuring the Quality of The product

Mamatha,

Abdul Ahad,

Ushasree

et al. 2023

AJRC

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The primary goal of the evaluation is to ensure the product's quality by locating and managing "out of trend" (OOT) areas, utilising various techniques in the pharmaceutical sector. Regression control charts, time points, and slope control charts can all be used to identify or detect OOT. At the time of handling, OOT is divided into three categories: analytical alert, process control alert, and compliance alert. The electrical OOT Tracking Software from Ample Logic, created using low-code technology, is used to manage OOT. Identification of OOT stability results is an increasingly important topic in the pharmaceutical industry. In a perfect world, finding or detecting an OOT would be easy. However, an oversimplified system might not be sensitive enough to detect a genuine OOT. It should be chosen based on how the approach would impact the parameter being evaluated. This article outlines several tactics, such as how to recognise an unexpected single result or unusual variance. When numerous tests and time points call for OOT constraints, OOT detection can be a difficult problem. Additionally, it includes components and software that help manage OOT discoveries.

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Temperature and Exposure Time Impact on the Extraction of Opuntia ficus-indica and Opuntia dillenii Cladodes on % Yield as a Response: Screening using Design Expert Software

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Monitoring Adverse Medication Reactions: Aiding Pharmacovigilance at a Hospital Providing Secondary Care

Monitoring Adverse Medication Reactions: Aiding Pharmacovigilance at a Hospital Providing Secondary Care

Production of bioethanol from Opuntia ficus-indica using Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Water Kefir following an autohydrolysis pretreatment

Out-of-Trend Statistics in The Pharmaceutical Industry: A Gain Leap in Assuring the Quality of The product

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