Visualizing Adverse Event Rates
Monitoring and analyzing adverse drug events is a critical aspect of pharmacy practice. Adverse eventsβunintended and harmful outcomes from medication useβcan impact patient safety and treatment outcomes. By tracking these events and visualizing their frequency, you can quickly identify which medications are associated with higher risks. Visualization helps you communicate findings clearly to healthcare teams, supporting informed decisions and proactive risk management.
123456789import pandas as pd # Create a DataFrame with drugs and reported adverse event counts data = { "Drug": ["Amlodipine", "Metformin", "Warfarin", "Atorvastatin"], "Adverse_Events": [15, 22, 8, 12] } df = pd.DataFrame(data) print(df)
To understand the distribution of adverse events among different drugs, you can use a pie chart. This type of chart makes it easy to see the proportion of total events attributed to each medication, allowing you to focus on drugs with higher reported issues.
1234567891011# Customizing the pie chart with percentages for clarity plt.figure(figsize=(6, 6)) plt.pie( df["Adverse_Events"], labels=df["Drug"], autopct="%1.1f%%", startangle=90, shadow=True ) plt.title("Proportion of Adverse Events by Drug") plt.show()
1. What type of chart is suitable for showing proportions of adverse events by drug?
2. Why is it important to visualize adverse event data?
3. Which matplotlib function is used to create a pie chart?
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Monitoring and analyzing adverse drug events is a critical aspect of pharmacy practice. Adverse eventsβunintended and harmful outcomes from medication useβcan impact patient safety and treatment outcomes. By tracking these events and visualizing their frequency, you can quickly identify which medications are associated with higher risks. Visualization helps you communicate findings clearly to healthcare teams, supporting informed decisions and proactive risk management.
123456789import pandas as pd # Create a DataFrame with drugs and reported adverse event counts data = { "Drug": ["Amlodipine", "Metformin", "Warfarin", "Atorvastatin"], "Adverse_Events": [15, 22, 8, 12] } df = pd.DataFrame(data) print(df)
To understand the distribution of adverse events among different drugs, you can use a pie chart. This type of chart makes it easy to see the proportion of total events attributed to each medication, allowing you to focus on drugs with higher reported issues.
1234567891011# Customizing the pie chart with percentages for clarity plt.figure(figsize=(6, 6)) plt.pie( df["Adverse_Events"], labels=df["Drug"], autopct="%1.1f%%", startangle=90, shadow=True ) plt.title("Proportion of Adverse Events by Drug") plt.show()
1. What type of chart is suitable for showing proportions of adverse events by drug?
2. Why is it important to visualize adverse event data?
3. Which matplotlib function is used to create a pie chart?
Thanks for your feedback!