1.Effects of the Additional Fee for Enhanced Collaboration on Pharmacological Interventions in Outpatient Cancer Drug Chemotherapy
Sachio UMINO ; Motoki ARAKAWA ; Kazuyuki IKUTA ; Junya TAKAGI ; Miki MAEDA ; Kaito FUJITA ; Shinji HIDAKA ; Ichiro KATO
Japanese Journal of Social Pharmacy 2025;44(1):34-41
Saiseikai Yokohama-shi Nanbu Hospital has been charging an additional fee for enhanced collaboration for surgical patients concerning outpatient cancer drug chemotherapy since March 2022. In this survey, we compared the number of consultations and pharmacological interventions performed by pharmacists for target and non-target departments from September 2021 to February 2022 before the calculation began, and from March to August 2022 after the calculation started. In the target department, the number of consultations was 1.5±1.3 and 8.1±4.8 per day for before and after the calculation began, respectively, showing a significant increase (P<0.001). The number of pharmacological interventions increased from 35 preoperatively to 66 postoperatively. However, in the non-target departments, there was no change in the number of consultations and pharmacological interventions between before and after the calculation started. The results suggest that the additional fee for enhanced collaboration effectively enables pharmacists to continuously intervene in pharmacological problems.
2.The contribution of physical fitness, sex hormones and sex hormone-binding globulin on high-density lipoprotein cholesterol in young male endurance athletes.
SHUZO KUMAGAI ; TAKASHI MIGITA ; SHIGEMI HANAMURA ; MIKI HIDAKA ; YOSHIHIKO MORIYAMA ; HARUKA SASAKI
Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 1997;46(4):415-421
A study was conducted to investigate the contribution of physical fitness evaluated by speed at onset of blood lactate accumulation (OBLA-SP), sex hormones and sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) on high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-c) in 12 young male endurance athletes. These athletes has a higher level and wide range of intraindividual variance (44 to 93 mg/dl) for HDL-c. The serum estradiol level was significantly and positively correlated with the level of apoprotein AI (Apo AI), and serum testosterone level was significantly and positively associated with the levels of both HDL3-c and apoprotein All (Apo All) . The SHBG level was positively associated with the levels of both HDL-c and HDL2-c. Age, certain anthropometric parameters such as percentage body fat, body mass index, and body fat distribution evaluated by waist to hip ratio, and physical fitness levels were not associated with HDL-c and other lipids and apoproteins. These results suggest that the HDL-c level in endurance athletes is strongly associated with not only male but also female hormones, and SHBG, being independent of age, body composition and physical fitnesss level.


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