OBJECTIVE:To provide reference for further promoting the rational use of antimicrobial drugs in the rural commu-nity health service stations. METHODS:4 800 prescriptions were collected from 8 community health service stations affiliated to our hospital from Jan. 1,2012 to Dec. 31,2014,the use of antimicrobial drugs in the prescriptions was statistically analyzed and the indicators were compared before and after intervention. RESULTS:The proportion of use of antimicrobial drugs in these com-munity health service stations was decreased from 52.88%in 2012 to 30.38%in 2014;the clinical diagnosis of prescription of anti-microbial drug was mainly respiratory infections;what the most used types of antibacterial drugs was cephalosporins;and the pro-portion of antimicrobial drug of irrational use was decreased from 43.50%(368/846)in 2012 to 22.84%(111/486)in 2014. CON-CLUSIONS:The combination of technique and administrative intervention is remarkable. However,the unreasonable use of antibac-terial drugs still exists. Therefore,related training should be organized,and the proportion of use of antimicrobial drugs should in-cluded in the performance appraisal to further improve the use level of antimicrobial drugs in the rural community health service sta-tions.

OBJECTIVE:To investigate the relationship of drug utilization index(DUI)of antibiotics with therapeutic efficacy of patients with acute exacorbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(AECOPD). METHODS:By the method of drug utili-zation evaluation,inpatients with AECOPD in our hospital during 2013-2015 were selected as the research object. Diagnosis and treatment information prescribing information of patients were collected,and inpatients only receiving one kinds of antibiotics dur-ing hospitalization stay were selected to evaluate the relationship of therapeutic efficacy with rehospitalization indexes. RESULTS:A total of 2155 AECOPD patients were enrolled in the study. Among antibiotics with DDDs>500,antibiotics with DUI close to 1.0 was cefotiam hydrochloride for injection,and that with DUI far higher than 1.0 was Cefodizime sodium for injection,while that with DUI much less than 1.0 was Piperacillin sodium and sulbactam sodium for injection. There was statistical significance in therapeutic efficacy between Cefotian hydrochloride for injection and Piperacillin sodium and sulbaactam for injection (P<0.05);rehospitalization had no statistical significance(P>0.05). There was no statistical significance in therapentic efficacy or rehospital-ization between cefotiam hydrochloride for injection and cefodizimes sodium for injection(P>0.05). CONCLUSIONS:DUI is as-sociated with therapeutic efficacy,but the rationality of antibiotics can not be simple judged according to the distance between DUI and 1.0. A variety of confounding and bias factors should be integrated to avoid misreading and misjudgment.

OBJECTIVE:To evaluate the effectiveness,safety and economics of antibiotics for inpatients with acute exacerba-tion of chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (AECOPD),in order to promote rational use of antibiotics. METHODS:In retro-spective study,AECOPD inpatients were selected as research objects during 2013-2015 to evaluate the use of antibiotics. RE-SULTS:Three thousand one hundred and eighty-six AECOPD patients were enrolled in the study,and utilization ratio of antibiot-ics was above 90%. DDDs of Cefordizime sodium for injection ranked the first place in 3 years and was decreased in 2015,while those of β-lactam and carbapenems were increased. DDC of Meropenem for injection and Imipenem/cilastatin sodium for injection were the highest. Drug utilization index(DUI)of Cefodizime for injection was far more than 1.0,while DUI of Piperacillin sodi-um and sulbactam sodium for injection was much less than 1.0. Sort ratio(B/A)of Cefodizime sodium for injection ranged 1-2 in 3 years. B/A of Piperacillin sodium and sulbactam sodium for injection,Imipenem and cilastatin sodium for injection,Meropenem for injection were lower than 1.0. CONCLUSIONS:The indication of anti-infective treatment in AECOPD patients have been mas-tered strictly in our hospital;the utilization ratio of antibiotics is decreased year by year;the types of antibiotics are rational rela-tively,and the number of antibiotics which is rationally used is increased year by year. But the rationality of Cefodizime sodium for injection and Piperacillin sodium/sulbactam sodium for injection need to be improved.