1.Analysis on the State of Auditing of the Out-patient Clinic Electronic Prescriptions in Our Hospital
China Pharmacy 2005;0(16):-
OBJECTIVE:To discuss measures taken to improve the auditing quality of the electronic prescriptions.METHODS:The problematic prescriptions in our hospital audited from June,2002to June,2004were analyzed statistically.RESULTS:Of the total audited621092prescriptions,8542were problematic prescriptions,which made up1.4%.Of the total problematic prescriptions,6749involved obvious misinput,which accounted for79%;1281involved overmaximal doses of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances,which accounted for15%;427involved misinput of penicillins,which accounted for5%;85involved irrational prescriptions,which accounted for1%.CONCLUSION:The auditing quality of the electronic prescriptions can be improved through measures like improving the electronic prescription auditing system,enhancing pharmacist auditors'general quality,etc.
2.Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and Excitation Mechanisms to Clinical Pharmacists
China Pharmacy 2007;0(28):-
OBJECTIVE:To study the excitation mechanisms to clinical pharmacists at present in the hope of promoting clinical pharmacy.METHODS:Maslow's hierarchy of needs was introduced to study the psychological state of clinical phar-macists.RESULTS:The results showed that the needs of clinical pharmacists at 5 levels failed to be satisfied at present,which was one of the negative factors resulting in slow development of clinical pharmacy.CONCLUSION:Hierarchy of needs should be applied and effective measures should be taken to encourage clinical pharmacists and give free rein to their activity.
3.Application of trauma assessing method to a emergency triage
Jingfen JIN ; Shuihong CHEN ; Muying YANG ; Linling SHAO
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2008;17(6):631-633
Objective To study a quick and effective assessing method used in the emergency trauma patients in order to prevent delaying treatment for patients from overlook or misdiagnosis during triage. Method From 1 January 2006 to 31 September 2006, there were 4023 patients evaluated with trauma assessment method, which was composed of CRAMS scale and trauma assessment program. Results Of 4023 patients, there were 2430 cases with CRAMS below 1( < 7) ,of whom 1979 cases assessed with trauma assessment program were found to be injuried severely to threaten their lives. And more noticeably,of 1593 patients with CRAMS ≥7 there were 46 patients found to have life-threatening injuries assessed with trauma assessment method. Conclutions CRAMS score can be used for triage, and trauma assessment program can be used to evaluate the injuries anatomically. Trauma assessment program and CRAMS employed conjointly can increase the sensitivity and specificity for the stratification of the severity in the injuried patients in order to get a successful triage and lo take advantage of the resources of e-mergency care appropriately.
4.The Investigation of ABO,Rh Blood Group in Jirou and Bulang Nationality in Yunnan Province
Guangfang XU ; Jun LIAN ; Muying YANG ; Xuehong LI ; Qin HE ; Jiayou CHU
Journal of Kunming Medical University 2006;0(06):-
p.R-gene frequency in Jinuo nationality is higher than that in Bulang nationality.Conclusion Discrepancies exist in the antigen of blood types in different nationalities and each nationality has its own characteristics.
5.SWOT Analysis of Chronic Airway Disease Management in Drug Treatment Clinic in the Context of Medical Insurance Payment Reform
Jin ZHANG ; Qi LIN ; Maobai LIU ; Muying YANG
Chinese Journal of Modern Applied Pharmacy 2024;41(10):1422-1427
OBJECTIVE
To study the basic strategies suitable for the development of current drug therapy clinics in China and to provide reference for the development of drug therapy clinics in tertiary hospitals.
METHODS
SWOT analysis was applied to analyze the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats faced by drug therapy clinic in Department of Pharmacy, Union Hospital, Fujian Medical University in the context of health insurance payment reform for chronic airway disease management.
RESULTS
The pharmacotherapy clinic in the hospital where the author was located had the following strengths in carrying out the management of chronic airway diseases: the management of chronic airway diseases has been carried out for many years; increasing demand for pharmacy services from physicians; having a separate consultation room and being open all day on weekdays to meet patients' needs. However, there were also the following weaknesses: patients' recognition and awareness of pharmacists are not high, and there is an acceptance process for fees; some physicians are not aware of the existence and service scope of the pharmacy clinic; there is a gap between the pharmacist's clinical knowledge base and clinical practice. The opportunities provided by the external environment include: national policies driving the development of pharmacy clinics; support from local medical security bureaus; increasing demand for pharmacy services from patients; and improving patient satisfaction with medical services. However, it also faced the following threats: new things, systems and systems are not well developed; prescriptive authority restrictions; high manpower costs.
CONCLUSION
Pharmacists in medication clinics should make full use of the advantages and opportunities, overcome the disadvantages and threats, and improve the quality of services in medication clinics in general.