Rationality Analysis on 160582 Prescriptions of Outpatient and Emergency Dermatology

WU Zhuo; YING Yinqing; QIU Xiaoyan; ZHONG Mingkang

doi:10.14009/j.issn.1672-2124.2020.08.022

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Rationality Analysis on 160582 Prescriptions of Outpatient and Emergency Dermatology

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- Rationality Analysis on 160582 Prescriptions of Outpatient and Emergency Dermatology
- Vol. 20, Issue 8, Pages: 979-981(2020)
- 作者机构：
  
  复旦大学附属华山医院药剂科
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- DOI：10.14009/j.issn.1672-2124.2020.08.022
  CLC： R95
- Published：2020，
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[1]武卓,应寅清,邱晓燕,钟明康.160582张皮肤科门急诊处方用药合理性分析[J].中国医院用药评价与分析,2020,20(08):979-981+984.

WU Zhuo, YING Yinqing, QIU Xiaoyan, et al. Rationality Analysis on 160582 Prescriptions of Outpatient and Emergency Dermatology. [J]. 20(8):979-981(2020)
[1]武卓,应寅清,邱晓燕,钟明康.160582张皮肤科门急诊处方用药合理性分析[J].中国医院用药评价与分析,2020,20(08):979-981+984. DOI： 10.14009/j.issn.1672-2124.2020.08.022.

WU Zhuo, YING Yinqing, QIU Xiaoyan, et al. Rationality Analysis on 160582 Prescriptions of Outpatient and Emergency Dermatology. [J]. 20(8):979-981(2020) DOI： 10.14009/j.issn.1672-2124.2020.08.022.

摘要

目的:探讨某三级甲等医院（以下简称"该院"）皮肤科门急诊用药合理性

了解皮肤科药物的使用概况

促进皮肤科合理用药。方法:采用回顾性分析方法

以10%的比例

随机抽取2018年10—12月该院门急诊处方

其中皮肤科处方共160 582张

对用药合理性进行评价与分析。结果:160 582张处方中

不合理处方共807张

占总抽样处方数的0.5%;不合理用药类型包括重复用药（460张

占不合理处方数的57.0%）、给药途径不适宜（191张

占不合理处方数的23.7%）、适应证不适宜（139张

占不合理处方数的17.2%）以及存在药物相互作用（17张

占不合理处方数的2.1%）。结论:该院皮肤科门急诊用药整体合理

但在药物重复使用、给药途径等方面存在一定的问题

个别处方中药物可能存在潜在的相互作用

值得注意。

Abstract

OBJECTIVE:To probe into the application rationality of drugs in outpatient and emergency dermatology in a grade Ⅲ level A hospital（hereinafter referred to as"the hospital"）

and to investigate the application status

so as to promote the rational drug application in dermatology department.METHODS:Retrospective analysis method was adopted

with a ratio of 10%

the total outpatient and emergency prescriptions of the hospital were randomly selected from Oct.to Dec.2018

including 160 582 prescriptions in dermatology.Evaluation and analysis were performed on the application rationality.RESULTS:Among the 160 582 prescriptions

807 were irrational prescriptions

accounting for 0.5% of the total prescriptions.The types of irrational prescriptions were respectively repeated medication（460 prescriptions

57.0%）

inappropriate route of administration（191 prescriptions

23.7%）

and improper indications（139 prescriptions

17.2%） and drug interactions（17 prescriptions

2.1%）.CONCLUSIONS:The application of drugs in outpatient and emergency dermatology is basically rational

yet there are certain problems in the repeated medication and the route of administration.There may be potential interaction of drugs in some prescriptions

which deserves more attention.

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皮肤科门急诊处方合理用药

Keywords

DermatologyOutpatient and emergency prescriptionsRational drug application

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