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Which of the following criteria should be considered when reviewing a medication for addition to the hospital formulary?

  1. The amount of samples provided to hospital physicians

  2. Research funds donated to the hospital by the pharmaceutical company

  3. National adverse drug reaction reports

  4. Willingness of the pharmaceutical company to sponsor educational events

The correct answer is: National adverse drug reaction reports

When reviewing a medication for addition to the hospital formulary, it is important to consider the national adverse drug reaction reports. These reports provide valuable information about the safety and efficacy of the medication, based on real-world experiences. The other options, such as the amount of samples provided or research funds donated by the pharmaceutical company, may be influenced by marketing tactics rather than objective data. Additionally, the willingness of a company to sponsor educational events does not necessarily reflect the quality of the medication. Therefore, it is important to prioritize objective criteria, like national adverse drug reaction reports, in the decision process.