Sun Chong, Xing Huizi, Li Yiqi, et al. Construction and Application of Internet Medication Service System in Children’s Hospital. [J]. 30(2):18-22(2024)
DOI:
Sun Chong, Xing Huizi, Li Yiqi, et al. Construction and Application of Internet Medication Service System in Children’s Hospital. [J]. 30(2):18-22(2024) DOI: 10.13407/j.cnki.jpp.1672-108X.2024.02.005.
Construction and Application of Internet Medication Service System in Children’s Hospital
Objective: To explore the use of “Internet + pharmaceutical care” and drug delivery model in children’s hospitals to provide comprehensive pediatric pharmaceutical care for parents of children
so that parents of children can safely and effectively obtain high-quality pharmaceutical care without leaving home. Methods: Based on the Internet hospital
the prescription pre-review platform
mobile pharmaceutical care platform and drug delivery system were established. Relevant data of prescription review
medication replacement
science popularization and education
online consultation and drug delivery in pharmaceutical care events from Aug. 1st
2021 to Aug. 1st
2022 were statistically analyzed. Results: After implementation of the internet drug service system
a total of 2
284
985 prescriptions were pre-reviewed by pharmacists
with 172
324 irrational prescriptions
and the unqualified rate was 7. 54%. The irrational factors were mainly inappropriate usage and dosage and inappropriate indications
accounting for 73. 91% of the irrational prescriptions. A three-dimensional medication directions system was established. A total of 227 original popular science articles were published
including 162 text articles and 65 video articles. The number of online consultations reached 2
460
with an average of 6. 8 per day. The patients were mainly under 7 years old
accounting for 86. 40%. The consultations were mainly concentrated in 12 departments
and the number of consultations in respiratory
dermatology
and gastroenterology accounted for 69. 27%
which was consistent with the common diseases in children. The distribution of online consultation questions mainly focused on usage and dosage
and drug storage
accounting for 77. 64%. The total number of drug orders delivered was 390
with an average daily delivery of 4. 3 orders. Among them
334 were from Henan province and 56 were from other places. Conclusion: Our hospital has established the internet drug service system for children
vigorously carried out internet diagnosis and treatment services
and further improved the service function of “Internet + medical health”. The pharmacists can provide pharmaceutical care in the whole process of children’s treatment
which enhance and explore the value of pharmacists.