Drug-Induced Complications in the Critically Ill Patient: A Guide for Recognition and Treatment offers a wealth of information on the identification, prevention and management of adverse drug events (ADEs) in the intensive care unit. Arranged in two sections, the book opens with a review of common ADEs, their detection and treatment. The book's second section serves as a comprehensive manual for critical care professionals who want to establish programs and processes that prevent the occurrence of ADEs in their institutions. Highlights include: * Antimicrobial Resistance Is an Adverse Drug Event * Drug-Induced Red Blood Cell Disorders * Active Patient Safety Surveillance Systems to Prevent Adverse * Drug Events in the ICU * Drug Shortages: Impact on the Critically Ill Patient and Management Strategies