Prescription review and analysis of rational use of antiemetics in department of lung oncology
YIN Yue
QIU Xin-ye
JIA Li-hua
NIU Wen-jing
MA Ji
FU Gui-ying
Abstract：Objective:To review prescriptions in department of lung oncology for normalizing the prescribing behavior of physicians and promoting the rational use of clinical medicine, so as to ensure the safe, economical and effective drug use. Methods:The hospitalized prescriptions referred to the 5-HT3 receptor antagonists were collected monthly from February to October in 2013, and the rationality of those prescriptions were evaluated and analyzed. Results:There were 401 inappropriate prescriptions in 2026 cases of medical records. The main problems of irrational use of drugs included irrational drug selection, which accounted for 0.94%of all prescriptions colleceted, irrational dosage and administration of the medicine (accounting for 2.07%), irrational combination of drug therapy (accounting for 14.66%), irrational course of the treatment (accounting for 1.33%) and violation of the principles of pharmacoeconomics (accounting for 0.79%). Through clinical pharmacist's real-time intervention and medical quality evaluation, rate of the unreasonable prescriptions decreased from 35.44%in February 2013 to 3.85%in October 2013, which showed a downward trend month by month. Conclusion:Through comment on hospitalized prescriptions, the level of rational drug use can be improved and security of medication administration can be ensured.
Keywords：AntitumorInpatient medical recordRational drug useMedication analysis
Publication Date：2014-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 41-44 )