Therapeutic drug monitoring - monitoring for common adverse drug reactions

Overview

Monitoring for common adverse drug reactions extends beyond drug level measurement to include organ-function and symptom-specific surveillance matched to a drug's known toxicity profile - e.g. thyroid and pulmonary function for amiodarone, regular full blood count for clozapine, and renal/hepatic function for numerous agents with organ-specific toxicity risk
Relevant to a broad range of medications with well-characterised, predictable adverse effect patterns requiring structured, scheduled surveillance rather than purely reactive symptom-triggered assessment

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