Investigation and Analysis of 435 Kinds of Chinese Patent Medicine Instructions in Outpatient Department of Our Hospital
- VernacularTitle:我院门诊435种中成药说明书信息调查与分析
- Author:
Wenqing WANG
1
;
Xiange HAN
1
;
Jin LIU
1
;
Wenwei DU
1
;
Zhirong LI
1
;
Shanrong GAO
1
Author Information
1. Dept. of Pharmacy，Xiyuan Hospital，China Academy of Chinese Medicine Sciences，Beijing 100091，China
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Chinese patent medicine;
Medicine instruction;
Rational drug use;
Missing items;
Non-standardized;
Investigation and analysis
- From:
China Pharmacy
2019;30(9):1288-1292
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
OBJECTIVE： To investigate and analyze the current status and existing problems of Chinese patent medicine instructions in outpatient department of our hospital， and to provide suggestions for the improvement of Chinese patent medicine instructions. METHODS： A total of 435 copies of Chinese patent medicines instructions using in the outpatient pharmacy of our hospital were collected in 2018. The labeling of usage and dosage of the instructions and other items were not clear and missing items were analyzed statistically. RESULTS： In 435 copies of drug instructions， unclear usage and dosage included usage and dosage were marked only in grams or milliliters （54 kinds， 12.4％）； daily dosage was not clear （165 kinds， 37.9％）； the words “or follow the doctor’s advice” were involved in drug instructions （86 kinds， 19.8％）； the labeling of usage and dosage for special population were not clear （34 kinds， 7.8％）； medication time was not labeled （365 kinds， 83.9％）. Unclear labeling of other items included unclear drug interaction （121 kinds， 27.8％）， unclear matters needing attention （12 kinds， 2.8％）， unclear ADR （307 kinds， 70.6％）， unclear contraindications （257 kinds， 59.1％） and unclear indications （1 kind， 0.2％）. The missing items included that drug dosage for special population （41 kinds， 94.5％）， pharmacological and toxicological items （305 kinds， 70.1％）， clinical trial data （395 kinds， 90.8％）， storage temperature label （377 kinds， 86.7％）. CONCLUSIONS： Missing items and unclear information on safe medication are common in Chinese patent medicine instructions， which need to be standardized and perfected in order to provide reference for rational drug use and guarantee the safety of drug use in patients.
