P&T Journal’s Pharmacovigilance Column Features CredibleMeds in a Recent Article on Drug-Induced QT Prolongation and Torsades De Pointes

We are pleased to announce that CredibleMeds was recently featured in an excellent review article for the P&T Journal. The article, focused specifically on Drug-Induced QT Prolongation and Torsade De Pointes. It was published within the widely distributed publication’s Pharmacovigilance Forum, a column which regularly reports on adverse drug reactions.

When discussing the more than 150 commonly prescribed medications that may cause QT prolongation including; anti-arrhythmics, antimicrobials, antipsychotics, antihistamines, and anti-emetics- the article cites CredibleMeds.org as an “extensive and continuously updated list of QT-prolonging medications” that can be accessed online or through the new CredibleMeds mobile application.

PTcommunity.com is the digital home of P&T Journal, a trusted resource providing pharmacy and therapeutics committee members with the latest, peer-reviewed developments in the field of pharmacology. Their audience includes a wide range of individuals within the health care sectors, including hospital personnels, health systems, as well as, managed care organizations and state and federal formulary decision makers. Michele Kaufman is Editor of the Pharmacovigilance Forum. Authors who are interested in sharing their own cases of drug-induced diseases can reach out to Michele at michekauf@yahoo.com, or for more general inquiries, contact the P&T Journal itself by visiting their website.

Click here to read the full article on P&T Journal’s Pharmacovigilance Forum.