therapeutic drug monitoring (tdm)

How is TDM Conducted?

The process of TDM involves several steps:
Collecting blood samples at appropriate times
Analyzing the samples using laboratory methods
Interpreting the results in the context of the patient's clinical status
Adjusting the drug dosage based on the findings

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