Adverse Drug Events: Case Challenge Series
This case-based series will illustrate potential adverse events and drug interactions that are sometimes seen with medications commonly used in the primary care setting.
![Douglas S. Paauw, MD, MACP](jpg/hs-douglas-paauw.jpg)
Dr Paauw graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School, completed a primary care internal medicine residency at UW, and served as chief resident at Harborview Medical Center. He has been on the faculty of the UW School of Medicine since 1989.
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