Clinical pharmacology and pharmacoepidemiology: synergistic interactions

Jones, J.K.

International Journal of Clinical Pharmacology Therapy and Toxicology 30(11): 421-424

1992


ISSN/ISBN: 0174-4879
PMID: 1490766
Document Number: 398826
There are many opportunities for synergistic interactions between clinical pharmacology and pharmacoepidemiology. They range from the applications of molecular biology and pharmacogenetics to population studies, and vice versa, to population pharmacokinetics, to the evolution of well-designed, large scale clinical trials in less contrived settings. Ultimately, the synergy can contribute to intelligent and hopefully more efficient drug development, and when a drug goes to market, a better understanding of what will happen.

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