To extract potential drug combinations from the FAERS (FDA Adverse Event Reporting System) database that may increase the risk of acute kidney injury and establish a predictive model to determine whether a combination of two small-molecule drugs is likely to increase the risk of acute kidney injury.
In order to implement an epidemic-pandemic prevention plan in hospital, several aspects must be considered, including patient management, environmental cleaning and disinfection, bacterial resistance control, surveillance of hospital access, protective measures for healthcare personnel, the use of Personal Protective Equipment and systemic infection surveillance. The implementation of a prevention plan must take into account the logistical conditions of the hospital, its structural and functional characteristics and the prevailing healthcare activities. Normal procedures and protocols take on particular relevance during a pandemic period and need to be reinforced both qualitatively and quantitatively. This article analyses the main and most modern disinfection and prevention techniques applicable to the hospital environment, verifying their regulatory, authorization and multifactorial aspects.
