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Pharmacy Students’ Retention of Knowledge of Drug-Drug Interactions

Adrienne M. Gilligan, Terri L. Warholak, John E. Murphy, Lisa E. Hines and Daniel C. Malone
American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education August 2011, 75 (6) 110; DOI: https://doi.org/10.5688/ajpe756110
Adrienne M. Gilligan
The University of Arizona College of Pharmacy
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Terri L. Warholak
The University of Arizona College of Pharmacy
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John E. Murphy
The University of Arizona College of Pharmacy
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Lisa E. Hines
The University of Arizona College of Pharmacy
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Daniel C. Malone
The University of Arizona College of Pharmacy
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    Table 1.

    Pharmacy Students’ Scores on a DDI Recognition Assessment

    Object DrugPrecipitant DrugCorrect Answer for DR ScoresCorrect Response % BaselineCorrect Response % PosttestCorrect Response % 1-YearAbsolute Difference in Scores Between:
    Baseline and PosttestPost and 1-YearBaseline and 1-Year
    NitroglycerineSildenafilI97100100+30+3
    WarfarinSulfamethoxazole/trimethoprimI949797+30+3
    Acetaminophen/codeineAmoxicillinNI91100100+90+9
    WarfarinNaproxenI8210097+18−3+15
    WarfarinAmiodaroneI7610088+24−12+12
    WarfarinFluconazoleI769782+21−15+6
    DigoxinAmiodaroneI768894+12+6+18
    CarbamazepineClarithromycinI659794+32−3+29
    WarfarinGemfibrozilI599771+38−26+12
    SimvastatinItraconazoleI569791+41−6+35
    DigoxinItraconazoleI569188+35−3+32
    DigoxinClarithromycinI539779+44−18+26
    DigoxinSildenafilNI4491100+47+9+56
    MetforminErythromycinNI388897d+50+9+59
    WarfarinDigoxinNI97988+70+9+79
    • Abbreviations: DR = DDI Recognition; I = Interaction; NI = No Interaction

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    Table 2.

    Pharmacy Students’ Scores on an Assessment of DDI Management Strategy

    Object DrugPrecipitant DrugCorrect Answer for MS ScoresCorrect Response, % BaselineCorrect Response, % Post TestCorrect Response, % 1-YearAbsolute Difference in Scores Between:
    Baseline and PostPost and 1-YearBaseline and 1-Year
    NitroglycerineSildenafilAC94100100+60+6
    WarfarinSulfamethoxazole/trimethoprimUAC268856+62−32+30
    Acetaminophen/codeineAmoxicillinNI91100100+90+9
    WarfarinNaproxenUAC249138+67−53+14
    WarfarinAmiodaroneTP506859+18−9+9
    WarfarinFluconazoleUAC329141+59−50+9
    DigoxinAmiodaroneTP218244+61−38+23
    CarbamazepineClarithromycinTP508541+35−44−9
    WarfarinGemfibrozilUAC189132+73−59+14
    SimvastatinItraconazoleUAC246853+44−15+29
    DigoxinItraconazoleTP297441+45−33+12
    DigoxinClarithromycinTP299153+62−38+24
    DigoxinSildenafilNI449159+47−32+15
    MetforminErythromycinNI388859+50−29+21
    WarfarinDigoxinNI97944+70−35+35
    • Abbreviations: MS = DDI Management Strategy; AC = Avoid Combination; UAC = Usually Avoid Combination; TP = Take Precautions; NI = No Interaction.

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    Table 3.

    Comparison of Drug-Drug Interaction Knowledge Between Students Who Presented at Least One DDI Vignette and Those Who Did Not Complete Any

    Case PresentedCorrect DR (%) CV (n = 18)Correct DR (%) No CV (n = 16)PCorrect MS (%) CV (n = 18)Correct MS (%) No CV n = 16P
    Nitroglycerine + sildenafil18 (100)16 (100)N/A18 (100)16 (100)N/A
    Warfarin + sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim18 (100)15 (94)0.2812 (67)7 (44)0.19
    Warfarin + naproxen17 (94)16 (100)0.344 (22)9 (56)0.045
    Warfarin + amiodarone16 (89)14 (88)0.9010 (56)10 (63)0.69
    Warfarin + fluconazole15 (83)13 (81)0.889 (50)5 (31)0.28
    Digoxin + amiodarone17 (94)15 (94)0.949 (50)6 (38)0.47
    Carbamazepine + clarithromycin17 (94)15 (94)0.948 (44)6 (38)0.69
    Warfarin + gemfibrozil15 (83)9 (56)0.808 (44)3 (19)0.11
    Simvastatin + itraconazole17 (94)14 (88)0.4813 (72)5 (31)0.021
    Digoxin + itraconazole16 (89)14 (88)0.908 (44)6 (38)0.69
    Digoxin + clarithromycin15 (83)12 (75)0.5511 (61)7 (44)0.31
    • Abbreviations : DR = DDI Recognition; MS = DDI Management Strategy; CV = Case Vignette

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    Table 4.

    Vignette Presentation Characteristics

    CharacteristicNo. (%), N = 141
    Health Care
    Professionals Attending
     Pharmacists119 (84)
     Others55 (39)
     Physicians18 (13)
     Nurse Practitioners4 (3)
    Setting
     Hospital acute care53 (38)
     Community pharmacy33 (23)
     Other16 (11)
     Ambulatory care pharmacy14 (10)
     Hospital pharmacy13 (9)
     Community health center6 (4)
     Managed care3 (2)
     Office-based practice (group)3 (2)
    Subject of Vignette
     Warfarin + sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim24 (17)
     Warfarin + fluconazole22 (16)
     Warfarin + amiodarone18 (13)
     Simvastatin + itraconazole17 (12)
     Warfarin + naproxen16 (11)
     Carbamazepine + clarithromycin15 (11)
     Warfarin + gemfibrozil9 (6)
     Nitroglycerine + sildenafil8 (6)
     Digoxin + amiodarone7 (5)
     Digoxin + clarithromycin3 (2)
     Digoxin + itraconazole2 (1)
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