Analysis of 208 cases of ADR reports

NI Fu-ling; WANG Xia; TIAN Yan-ping

Abstract：Objective:To investigate the features and related factors of ADR occurred in our hospital and provide reference for rational drug use in clinic.Methods:A total of 208 ADR cases were collected from 2013 to 2014 in our hospital. The cases were analyzed statistically in respect of the age and gender distribution of the patients, administration routes, the category of the suspected drugs, organs or systems involved, clinical manifestations, outcomes and relevant evaluations of ADRs, etc.Results:Among the 208 ADR cases, 129 cases (62.02%) were male and 79 cases (37.98%) were female. Most cases were in the age of 40-59 years. The ADR incidence rate of intravenous administration was the highest. A total of 13 categories (87 kinds) of drugs were involved in ADRs, with antibacterial drugs showing the highest percentages (35.10%). There were 90 cases (40.18%) appeared as skin and its appendants damage, which were the most common clinical manifestations.Conclusion: Reporting and monitoring of ADRs as well as pharmaceutical care should be strengthened in order to reduce the occurrence of ADRs.