Spontaneous Reporting of Adverse Drug Reactions: Assessment of Physician Knowledge and Attitudes Before and after the Intervention of a State Health Agency

Sara E. Rosenbaum Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting Project Rhode Island, Department of Health Providence, Rhode Island, 02908-5097

Ann Thacher-Renshaw Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting Project Rhode Island, Department of Health Providence, Rhode Island, 02908-5097

Marilyn E. Green Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting Project Rhode Island, Department of Health Providence, Rhode Island, 02908-5097

William J. Waters Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting Project Rhode Island, Department of Health Providence, Rhode Island, 02908-5097

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