XU Silu, SHI Yin, CHEN Xinrui, et al. Analysis of Rationality of Medical Orders of 240 Patients with Cervical Cancer[J]. 2020,20(11):1387-1389. DOI: 10.14009/j.issn.1672-2124.2020.11.026.
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the application status of drugs in patients with cervical cancer
so as to promote rational clinical use of drugs. METHODS: Medical records of patients with cervical cancer in Jiangsu Cancer Hospital in 2018 were randomly selected
and irrational medical orders were collated
summarized and analyzed.RESULTS: A total of 240 inpatients ’ medical records were reviewed
including 99 irrational medical records
the rational rate of drug use was 58. 75%. There were 168 irrational medical orders
mainly manifested as inappropriate usage and dosage( 69 items
41. 07%)
inappropriate selection of solvent( 54 items
32. 14%) and drug interactions or contraindications( 28 items
16. 66%)
the drugs involved were respectively lentinan injection
lansoprazole injection
Xiao’aiping injection and sodium cantharidinate injection. CONCLUSIONS: In view of the irrational medical orders of cervical cancer patients
clinical pharmacists should strengthen the communication with clinicians
and perform training of rational medication
so as to ensure the safety
efficiency and economy of medication for patients.