Comparative study on the application of prophylactic antibacterial agents in type I incision operation before and after intervention
FENG Fang-mei
LI Rong-bo
Abstract：Objective: To compare and analyze the usage of prophylactic antibacterial drugs during perioperative period in type I incision operations before and after intervention, and provide references for rational use of antibacterial drugs in clinic. Methods:According to the content of the national renovation of the antibacterial agents and the requirement of our hospital, a comparative study of the usage of antibacterial drugs was conducted on the 180 cases of type I incision operations collected from January to June of 2011 (pre-intervention) and 180 others from January to June of 2012 (post-intervention). Results:Compared with pre-intervention in 2011, the percentage of prophylactic use of antibacterials decreased from 98.33%to 46.11%after intervention in 2012;the rate of combination use of drugs decreased from 22.60%to 2.41%;the rate of reasonable choice of antibacterials increased from 29.38%to 67.47%;the rate of rationality of administration time and medication duration increased from 16.38%to 61.45%and from 8.47%to 53.01%, respectively. Conclusion:The intervention measures were proved to be practicable and effective in improving the rationality of prophylactic use of antibacterial drugs during perioperative period in type I incision operations. Still there were some irrational problems, such as high rate of prophylactic use of antibacterial drugs and long duration time for preventing infection. Therefore, we should strengthen the management to promote the rational use of antibacterial drugs during perioperative period.
Keywords：Type I incision operationAntibacterial agentsInterventionComparative study
Publication Date：2013-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 157-159,160 )