Strategies and practices of outpatient drug management in a university hospital in Guangdong Province during COVID-19

Liu Zhilin; Li Ling; Chen Xiaorong; Peng Liya; Xiao Dan

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Strategies and practices of outpatient drug management in a university hospital in Guangdong Province during COVID-19

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- Strategies and practices of outpatient drug management in a university hospital in Guangdong Province during COVID-19
- Health Medicine Research and Practice Vol. 19, Issue 7, Pages: 179-181(2022)
- 作者机构：
  
  广东外语外贸大学门诊部
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  CLC： R95
- Published：2022，
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Liu Zhilin, Li Ling, Chen Xiaorong, et al. Strategies and practices of outpatient drug management in a university hospital in Guangdong Province during COVID-19. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 19(7):179-181(2022)
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Liu Zhilin, Li Ling, Chen Xiaorong, et al. Strategies and practices of outpatient drug management in a university hospital in Guangdong Province during COVID-19. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 19(7):179-181(2022) DOI：

摘要

目的分析新型冠状病毒肺炎期间广东省某高校医院门诊药品新规定对门诊药品费用、门诊处方量的影响。方法选取广东外语外贸大学门诊部为研究对象。比较2018、2019、2020年1—5月门诊药品费用及2018、2019、2020年6—12月门诊药品费用。比较2018、2019、2020年1—5月门诊处方量。采用本院自制的门诊用药满意度调查量表

调查2020年1—12月对门诊药品管理的满意度。同时访谈10名患者

了解他们在新规后的用药情况。结果相较于2018、2019年1—5月门诊药品费用

2020年同期分别减少了166.31万元和180.01万元。从人员分类分析

教职工门诊药品费用减少的绝对值最大

分别为68.60万元和96.04万元。相较于2018、2019年6—12月门诊药品费用

2020年同期分别减少了24.52万元和8.80万元。相较于2018、2019年1—5月门诊处方量

2020年同期分别减少了17 016和20 319张。本次共发放500份调查问卷

回收有效问卷493份

有效问卷回收率为98.6%。其中

非常满意320人

满意165人

满意度为97%。10名患者均表示新规后

实际用药数量、金额变化不大。结论新的门诊药品处方管理规定可方便患者购药治病

安抚病人

提高患者治病顺应性。

Abstract

Objective To investigate the effects of new regulations on outpatient drug costs and drug prescription in a university hospital in Guangdong Province during COVID-19. Methods Patients visited the outpatient department of Guangdong University of Foreign Studies was selected as the subjects. Outpatient drug costs from January to May in 2018

2019 and 2020 were compared with those from June to December in 2018

2019 and 2020. Outpatient prescriptions from January to May in 2018

2019

and 2020 were compared. The satisfaction with outpatient medication management from January to December in 2020 was investigated using our self-made outpatient medication satisfaction survey scale. A total of 10 patients were also interviewed to understand their medication use after the new regulation. Results Compared to the outpatient drug costs from January to May in 2018 and 2019

the costs decreased by 1 663 100 and 1 800 100 RMB during the same period in 2020

respectively. When analyzed by personnel category

faculty and staff outpatient drug costs decreased the most in absolute terms

by 686 000 and 960 400 RMB

respectively. Compared to the outpatient drug costs from June to December in 2018 and 2019

there was a decrease of 245 200 and 88 000 RMB during the same period in 2020

respectively. Compared to the outpatient prescriptions from January to May in 2018 and 2019

there were 17 016 and 20 319 fewer prescriptions during the same period in 2020

respectively. A total of 500 questionnaires were distributed and 493 valid questionnaires were collected

with a valid questionnaire recovery rate of 98.6%. Among the respondents

320 of them were very satisfied

165 were satisfied

with a satisfaction rate of 97%. All 10 patients indicated that the actual amount and costs of medication used did not change markedly after the new regulation. Conclusion The new regulations on outpatient drug prescription management can facilitate the purchase of medication for treatment

reassure patients

and improve their compliances with treatment.

关键词

新型冠状病毒门诊药品处方管理药费

Keywords

COVID-19Outpatient medicationprescriptionmanagementMedication cost

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