A study requires that each subject be given two study drugs. The first study drug is given on Day 1. A second study drug is give
n on Day 7 to counteract the toxicity of Drug 1. Subject # 4-706 is given Drug 1 on Day 1. Due to a snowstorm, Subject 4-706 is delayed for several days before returning to the site for Drug 2. Missing the administration of Drug 2 on Day 7 placed the subject at risk of significant toxicity. This event required the subject be notified of the increased risk and required close monitoring of the subject by phone.
This is considered an unexpected problem without an adverse event.
Explanation:
During scientific research many variables must be considered, but not only during laboratory testing.
Many times we may have unforeseen events in the subject's life, such as delays, accidents or not following the protocol required by the tests.
In this case there was a lack of monitoring of the subject that could have been done by phone or even email, it is important to anticipate any possible event that disrupts the research, as it could cost the lives of people.
Storing dry foods should at least be six inches or
15 centimeters off the floor and no less than 18 inches away from exterior
walls to decrease the likelihoods of condensation transported on by temperature
alterations between the vessel and the surface touching which it rests, other
than to ease scrubbing and pest control actions.
<h3><u>In the aggregate, we call those goals the “Triple Aim”: improving the individual experience of care; improving the health of populations; and reducing the per capita costs of care for populations.</u></h3>
