Finding Drug Pairs Drug pairs are usually found and processed directly from the Drug-Drug Interaction they are associated with. However, you can search for them directly using either Advanced Query/Customization or Drug Pair Lookup. When searching for drug pairs directly, what is displayed is dependent the record type (VA or FDB) and whether the associated Drug-Drug Interaction has been customized. In all cases, drug pair records cannot be edited directly; you must work through an associated Drug-Drug Interaction. If the results locate a customized VA Drug Pair, the VA Drug Pair detail page for that Drug Pair is displayed. The detail page contains a link to the associated Drug-Drug Interaction(s). If the results locate an FDB drug pair record that has been customized by VA, the FDB Drug Pair Detail page is displayed. The detail page contains a link to the FDB Drug-Drug Interaction and the customized VA Drug-Drug Interaction created from the FDB Drug-Drug Interaction. If the results locate an FDB drug pair record that has NOT been customized by VA, the associated FDB Drug-Drug Interaction detail page is displayed. Using Advanced Query/Customization To find a drug pair using Advanced Query/Customization: Click the Advanced Query/Customization tab. Select Drug Pair from the Select Concept List and select the appropriate drug pair type from the Select VA, FDB, or Both list. Build the query to find the appropriate drug pair and click Query. Click the link in the Select column to open the record. The record that is displayed depends on the record type. See Using Advanced Query/Customization for additional information. Using Drug Pair Lookup To find a drug pair using Drug Pair Lookup: Click the Drug Pair Lookup tab. Build the query to find the appropriate drug pair and click Query. Click the link in the Select column to open the record. The record that is displayed depends on the record type. See Drug Pair Lookup for additional information.
Finding Drug Pairs Drug pairs are usually found and processed directly from the Drug-Drug Interaction they are associated with. However, you can search for them directly using either Advanced Query/Customization or Drug Pair Lookup. When searching for drug pairs directly, what is displayed is dependent the record type (VA or FDB) and whether the associated Drug-Drug Interaction has been customized. In all cases, drug pair records cannot be edited directly; you must work through an associated Drug-Drug Interaction. If the results locate a customized VA Drug Pair, the VA Drug Pair detail page for that Drug Pair is displayed. The detail page contains a link to the associated Drug-Drug Interaction(s). If the results locate an FDB drug pair record that has been customized by VA, the FDB Drug Pair Detail page is displayed. The detail page contains a link to the FDB Drug-Drug Interaction and the customized VA Drug-Drug Interaction created from the FDB Drug-Drug Interaction. If the results locate an FDB drug pair record that has NOT been customized by VA, the associated FDB Drug-Drug Interaction detail page is displayed. Using Advanced Query/Customization To find a drug pair using Advanced Query/Customization: Click the Advanced Query/Customization tab. Select Drug Pair from the Select Concept List and select the appropriate drug pair type from the Select VA, FDB, or Both list. Build the query to find the appropriate drug pair and click Query. Click the link in the Select column to open the record. The record that is displayed depends on the record type. See Using Advanced Query/Customization for additional information. Using Drug Pair Lookup To find a drug pair using Drug Pair Lookup: Click the Drug Pair Lookup tab. Build the query to find the appropriate drug pair and click Query. Click the link in the Select column to open the record. The record that is displayed depends on the record type. See Drug Pair Lookup for additional information.
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