Surveillance of Usage of Drugs Corresponding to Doping, and Construction of Management System for Anti-doping
10.11256/jjdi.14.179
- VernacularTitle:ドーピング対象となる医薬品の使用状況調査と管理体制の構築
- Author:
Naohiro Maeda
;
Mariko Isaji
;
Kanako Naoe
;
Rika Yotufuji
;
Yukihiro Ozaki
;
Tetsurou Hashimoto
;
Michi Iriyama
;
Kouji Matsubara
;
Mizue Shimozawa
;
Kimiko Oda
;
Norio Sakuta
;
Masanori Niioka
;
Michiya Kobayashi
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
sports pharmacist;
anti-doping;
prohibited substances
- From:Japanese Journal of Drug Informatics
2013;14(4):179-183
- CountryJapan
- Language:English
-
Abstract:
Objective: Doping is strongly prohibited in sports. Sports pharmacist was born in 2010 in Japan, and the anti-doping activity is expected. On the other hand, doping by arising from a lack of knowledge about prohibited substances in athletes, so-called “unwilling doping” is developing into a social issue. In this study, we investigated the percentage of prohibited substances in all drugs and prescriptions in a general hospital, to collect information to prevent an unwilling doping.
Methods: We constructed system to extract the drugs corresponding to prohibited substances in the prescription order entry system in Otaru Municipal Hospital, and we analyzed 3,306 prescriptions of 10 to 59 years old patients, from July to September 2010.
Results: Thirteen point five percent of our hospital drugs met definition of the prohibited substance. The number of prescriptions including prohibited substance(s) was 350 (10.6%), and its category was different from each age-group and clinical department.
Consideration: Because prohibited substances are included in approximately 10% of prescriptions, athletes are exposed to danger of becoming an unwilling doping. Pharmacist should be well informed about prohibited substances to prevent athletes from unwilling doping. And they should provide information promptly and adequately for athletes.
