1.Utilization Analysis of National Essential Medicines in Antibiotics in 3 Second-level General Hospitals from Chongming Area of Shanghai from 2011 to 2013
Deyong YUE ; Yunda JIANG ; Zhongying YANG
China Pharmacy 2015;(21):2936-2938
OBJECTIVE:To provide reference for promoting the rational use of national essential medicines in antibiotics. METHODS:The use of national essential drugs in antibiotics in 3 second-level general hospitals from Chongming area of Shanghai from 2011 to 2013 were statistically analyzed. RESULTS:The sales amount of antibiotics was in an increasing trend,with an aver-age growth rate of 28.16%;while the proportion of sales amount accounted for the total sales amount of drugs were still relatively low,with an average growth rate of 2.16%. The proportion of total sales amount of top 3 antibiotics from 2011 to 2013 accounted for the total sales amount of drugs were respectively 87.92%,93.60% and 95.54%,with an increasing trend;while compared with 2011,the DDDs of national essential medicines in antibiotics was decreased a little during 2012-2013;the top 2 DDDs were Cefuroxime axetil tablets and Amoxicillin capsules,the top 1 sales amount was Cefuroxime sodium for injection. Varieties with the sales amount/ DDDs close to 1 were relatively less,indicating that the sales amount of drugs and the number of drug use was not synchronous. CONCLUSIONS:There are still some problems in the utilization of national essential medicines in antibiotics. It needs to be continuously improved in the related work to further improve medication rationality and economy,and progressively re-alize the institutionalized and normalized antibiotics in clinical use management.
2.Analysis of current situation of cognition of high-alert medications among medical staffs in Chongming District of Shanghai
Xian SHEN ; Xingxing YU ; Liuhua GU ; Kunpeng YU ; Yunda JIANG
Chinese Journal of Pharmacoepidemiology 2024;33(3):291-300
Objective To understand the cognition status of high-alert medications among medical staffs in Chongming District of Shanghai,and to explore its influencing factors and improvement countermeasures,so as to provide references for safe clinical use and effective control of such drugs.Methods Convenient sampling method was used to investigate among medical staffs in 9 hospitals in Chongming District from March to May 2022,the survey content included general information of medical staff and their awareness of high-alert medications.The orderly multi-classification logistic regression was used to analyze the influencing factors of the cognition of high-alert medications among medical staffs.Results A total of 605 valid questionnaires were collected,including 263 from doctors and 342 from nurses.The results of univariate analysis showed that there were significant differences in the grade distribution of high-alert medications management knowledge scores among doctors of different gender,education background and whether to partcipate in in-hospital training(P<0.05).There were significant differences in the grade distribution of high-alert medications management knowledge scores among nurses with different education background,hospital level and whether to partcipate in in-hospital training(P<0.05).There was significant differences in the grade distribution of high-alert medications pharmacy knowledge scores whether doctors participated in in-hospital training(P<0.05).There were significant differences in the grade distribution of high-alert medications pharmacy knowledge scores among nurses with different education background,professional title,working years and whether to partcipate in in-hospital training(P<0.05).The results of multi-factor Logistic analysis showed that whether doctors had participated in in-hospital training was an influential factor for and high-alert medications management knowledge score level(OR=0.003,95%CI 0.000 to 0.023,P<0.001),high-alert medications pharmacy knowledge score level(OR=0.252,95%CI 0.147 to 0.431,P<0.001).Whether nurses participated in in-hospital training(OR=0.022,95%CI 0.010 to 0.048,P<0.001)and hospital level(OR=3.353,95%CI 1.639 to 6.855,P=0.001)were the influencing factors of nurses'high-alert medications management knowledge score level,and education background(OR=4.933,95%CI 1.452 to 16.760,P=0.011)and whether nurses participated in in-hospital training(OR=0.414,95%CI 0.239 to 0.717,P=0.002)were the influencing factors of nurses'high-alert medications pharmacy knowledge score level.Conclusion The cognition of high-alert medications among medical staffs in Chongming District is at a medium level on the whole.It is suggested to improve their cognitive ability and risk prevention awareness by improving their education,strengthening the knowledge education and training of high-alert medications,and homogenizing management,so as to ensure the safety of clinical drugs.