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Dietary supplements: Physician knowledge and adverse event reporting
Matthew Cellini
, Selasi Attipoe
, Paul Seales
, Robert Gray
, Andrew Ward
,
Mark Stephens
, Patricia A. Deuster
Department of Family and Community Medicine
College of Medicine (University Park Curriculum)
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Dietary Supplements
100%
Physician Knowledge
100%
Dietary Supplement Use
45%
Adverse Events
45%
Health Professionals
18%
Online Questionnaire
18%
Healthcare Professionals
9%
Professional Needs
9%
Knowledge-how
9%
Public Health Risk
9%
Provider Knowledge
9%
Evidence-based
9%
Reporting System
9%
US Military
9%
Communication with Patients
9%
Information Gap
9%
Military Patients
9%
Military Personnel
9%
Service University
9%
Uniformed Services
9%
Comprehensive Dataset
9%
Herbal Products
9%
Herbal Supplements
9%
Natural Medicine
9%
Event Reporting
9%
Adverse Event Reporting System
9%
Psychology
Healthcare
100%
Public Health
100%
Health Concern
100%
Medicine and Dentistry
Adverse Event
100%
Dietary Supplement
100%
Medicine
6%
Public Health
6%
Health Care Provider
6%
Herbal Product
6%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Adverse Event
100%
Dietary Supplement
100%
Nursing and Health Professions
Adverse Event
100%
Health Practitioner
25%
Health Care Personnel
12%
Nutrition Policy
12%
Food Science
Dietary Supplement
100%
Nutrition Policy
6%