From this weeks JAMA. A one hour educational intervention resulted in a ten fold increase in reporting of adverse drug reactions in 1,400 physicians in Portugal. A significant difference in the intervention group was sustained at one year.
An Educational Intervention to Improve Physician Reporting of Adverse Drug Reactions
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