XIANG Hongyu, BIAN Yuan, DU Shan. Review and Analysis of 6422 Medical Orders for Inpatients. [J]. 20(6):716-718(2020) DOI: 10.14009/j.issn.1672-2124.2020.06.020.
Review and Analysis of 6422 Medical Orders for Inpatients
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the new pattern of medical order review in the ward
improve the quality of medical order review
and provide ongoing interventions to promote rational clinical application of drugs. METHODS:With the proportion of 10%-25%
6 422 medical orders for inpatients’ drug application were randomly selected from Jan.to Sept. 2018 in the Caotang Ward of one hospital. According to"Prescription management measures"and"Management standard of hospital prescription comment "
full-factor reviews on the written norms
dosages
medication courses
indications and drug interactions of inpatients’ medical orders were performed. RESULTS: Of the 6 422 medical orders
6 331 were rational medical orders
with the rational rate of 98. 58%. Irrational medical orders mainly included improper usage and dosage
inappropriate indications
inappropriate drug dosage form or indications
improper dosage forms or routes of administration
incompatibility or adverse interactions
and improper application of drugs without clinical diagnosis or incomplete clinical diagnosis and selection. The overall rate of rationality of medical orders in the ward was maintained at a high level through a long-term continuous review of inpatient medication orders. CONCLUSIONS: The review of inpatient medication orders in the ward is conducive to standardizing the rational application of medication and improving the safety
effectiveness and economy of drug therapy.
关键词
医嘱点评合理用药多烯磷脂酰胆碱兰索拉唑奥美拉唑特布他林
Keywords
Prescription reviewRational drug applicationPolyene phosphatidyl cholineLansoprazoleOmeprazoleTerbutaline
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