OBJECTIVE

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To provide reference for improving the working efficiency of prescription review for pharmacists and ensuring the safe use of parenteral nutrition solution in patients.

METHODS

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The review module of parenteral nutrition prescription was developed with the pharmacy intravenous admixture services（PIVAS） MATE system. According to the instructions and relevant information of parenteral nutrition solution， the parameters to the review module for parenteral nutrition solution prescriptions were assigned， thresholds and calculation formulas were set， and the prescription was automatically determined by the system. The type and quantity of the inappropriate prescriptions of parenteral nutrition solution in our hospital from January to August 2020 and from January to August 2022 were counted， and the review efficiency of inappropriate prescriptions was compared before and after the application of the review module of parenteral nutrition solution prescription.

RESULTS

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The module realized the informatized review of basic attribute parameters and custom parameters of parenteral nutrition solution prescription， such as ion concentration， ratio of heat to nitrogen， ratio of sugar to lipid， glucose concentration， ratio of sugar to insulin， maximum dosage of compound preparation， necessary drug collocation， incompatibility， repeated drug use， age limit， etc. The module also shortened the review time greatly. It took about 33 minutes for two pharmacist

s to review 100 prescriptions， and only took 6 seconds after the module went online. Compared with January to August in 2020， the average approval rate of inappropriate prescriptions for parenteral nutrition solution increased from 0.582% to 1.416% during the corresponding period in 2022 （

P

＜0.05）.

CONCLUSIONS

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The review module of parenteral nutrition solution prescription established by parameter assignment method in our hospital can greatly reduce the phenomenon of missed and wrong review by pharmacists， reduce the risk of parenteral nutrition solution dispensing， reduces the work pressure of pharmacists reviewing prescriptions， and ensures the drug safety of patients.