1.Establishment and application effect of prescription pre-audit system based on structure-process-outcome (SPO) model
Xiaomin XING ; Xiangpeng LI ; Xianghua QUAN ; Xinyi WANG ; Wenxiao WANG ; Jing LI
Adverse Drug Reactions Journal 2024;26(9):551-556
Objective:To establish a prescription pre-audit system based on the structure-process-outcome (SPO) model in the the Affiliated Hospital of Qingdao University and explore its application effect.Methods:Based on the structural dimension of SPO model, the organizational structure, pharmaceutical team, management system of pharmaceutical prescription audit, and audit environment of the prescription pre-audit system were established. Based on the process dimension of SPO model, the pre-audit process, medication knowledge base, and audit rule base were established, quality monitoring and control were implemented, and relevant personnel training were conducted. Based on the outcome dimension of SPO model, the review rate, manual review rate, clinician acceptance rate of prescription review, reasonable rate of outpatient and emergency prescription comments, and intervention rate of inpatient medical order were verified after the prescription pre-audit system application.Results:The prescription pre-audit system was first launched in the main hospital area of the Affiliated Hospital of Qingdao University in March 2021, and achieved full coverage in all five hospital areas by May 2023. The review rates of outpatient and emergency prescriptions and inpatient medical orders had been increasing year by year from 2021 to 2023, and all reached more than 99% of the expected rates in 2023. Compared with 2021, the proportions of outpatient and emergency prescriptions and inpatient medical orders submitted to manual review decreased in 2023 [1.2% (112 206/9 509 430) vs. 2.9% (16 214/549 672), 2.9% (206 258/7 152 620) vs. 3.9% (147 679/3 814 929), the proportions of prescriptions that failed to be reviewed in time decreased [0.7% (62 382/9 509 430) vs. 1.4% (7 429/549 672), 0.3% (22 816/7 152 620) vs. 2.2% (83 303/3 814 929)], and the acceptance rates of outpatient and emergency prescription review and inpatient medical orders review by clinicians increased [76.1% (2 421/3 180) vs. 57.0% (339/595), 94.3% (1 000/1 060) vs. 70.7% (797/1 128)], with statistically significant differences (all P<0.001). But there were still some prescriptions and orders that needed manual review but were not reviewed in time and finally missed review. Compared with 2021, the reasonable rates of outpatient and emergency prescription comments increased in 2023 [96.7% (924 558/956 252) vs. 92.2% (983 827/1 067 357), 98.7% (518 307/525 227) vs. 98.0% (181 296/185 069)], and the intervention rate of inpatient medical orders decreased [0.7% (196 522/26 751 992) vs. 0.9% (195 660/22 631 289)], with statistically significant differences (all P<0.001). Conclusions:Applying the SPO model can improve the organization and management of the prescription pre-audit system, and ensure the smooth launch and safe operation of the system. After verification, the operating speed of the prescription pre-audit system and prescription review speed of pharmacists could basically meet the clinical needs, the indicators of rational drug use in the hospitals were improved, and the professional and technical ability of pharmacists were enhanced.
2.Establishment and application effect of prescription pre-audit system based on structure-process-outcome (SPO) model
Xiaomin XING ; Xiangpeng LI ; Xianghua QUAN ; Xinyi WANG ; Wenxiao WANG ; Jing LI
Adverse Drug Reactions Journal 2024;26(9):551-556
Objective:To establish a prescription pre-audit system based on the structure-process-outcome (SPO) model in the the Affiliated Hospital of Qingdao University and explore its application effect.Methods:Based on the structural dimension of SPO model, the organizational structure, pharmaceutical team, management system of pharmaceutical prescription audit, and audit environment of the prescription pre-audit system were established. Based on the process dimension of SPO model, the pre-audit process, medication knowledge base, and audit rule base were established, quality monitoring and control were implemented, and relevant personnel training were conducted. Based on the outcome dimension of SPO model, the review rate, manual review rate, clinician acceptance rate of prescription review, reasonable rate of outpatient and emergency prescription comments, and intervention rate of inpatient medical order were verified after the prescription pre-audit system application.Results:The prescription pre-audit system was first launched in the main hospital area of the Affiliated Hospital of Qingdao University in March 2021, and achieved full coverage in all five hospital areas by May 2023. The review rates of outpatient and emergency prescriptions and inpatient medical orders had been increasing year by year from 2021 to 2023, and all reached more than 99% of the expected rates in 2023. Compared with 2021, the proportions of outpatient and emergency prescriptions and inpatient medical orders submitted to manual review decreased in 2023 [1.2% (112 206/9 509 430) vs. 2.9% (16 214/549 672), 2.9% (206 258/7 152 620) vs. 3.9% (147 679/3 814 929), the proportions of prescriptions that failed to be reviewed in time decreased [0.7% (62 382/9 509 430) vs. 1.4% (7 429/549 672), 0.3% (22 816/7 152 620) vs. 2.2% (83 303/3 814 929)], and the acceptance rates of outpatient and emergency prescription review and inpatient medical orders review by clinicians increased [76.1% (2 421/3 180) vs. 57.0% (339/595), 94.3% (1 000/1 060) vs. 70.7% (797/1 128)], with statistically significant differences (all P<0.001). But there were still some prescriptions and orders that needed manual review but were not reviewed in time and finally missed review. Compared with 2021, the reasonable rates of outpatient and emergency prescription comments increased in 2023 [96.7% (924 558/956 252) vs. 92.2% (983 827/1 067 357), 98.7% (518 307/525 227) vs. 98.0% (181 296/185 069)], and the intervention rate of inpatient medical orders decreased [0.7% (196 522/26 751 992) vs. 0.9% (195 660/22 631 289)], with statistically significant differences (all P<0.001). Conclusions:Applying the SPO model can improve the organization and management of the prescription pre-audit system, and ensure the smooth launch and safe operation of the system. After verification, the operating speed of the prescription pre-audit system and prescription review speed of pharmacists could basically meet the clinical needs, the indicators of rational drug use in the hospitals were improved, and the professional and technical ability of pharmacists were enhanced.
3.Research progress on elderly care preparation in the context of healthy aging
Jingyu YANG ; Wenxiao ZHAO ; Xuelian ZHAO ; Na SUN ; Yanqing XING ; Shuhao LIN ; Xiaofei LIU
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2023;29(28):3781-3785
At present, China has entered a deeply aging society, and preparing for elderly care actively can respond to the aging population. This article reviews the theoretical basis, research status, evaluation tools, and influencing factors of elderly care preparation, aiming to provide reference for deepening the elderly care preparation work and achieving healthy aging.
4.Expression and significance of keratin 17 and 19 in psoriatic lesion
Xiaojun HAO ; Shunqiang GAO ; Zhen LI ; Wenxiao XING ; Wensu LI
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2011;34(36):20-22
Objective To study expression and significance of keratin 17 and 19 in psoriatic lesion.Method The expression of keratin 17 and 19 in 30 psoriatic lesion and 10 normal skin was measured by immunohistochemistry method.Results The expression level of keratin 17 in the psoriatic lesion was higher than that in the normal skin,the expression level of keratin 19 in the psoriatic lesion was lower than that in the normal skin,there were significant differences in the expression of keratin 17 and 19 between them(P <0.05).The optical density level of keratin 17 in the psoriatic lesion was obviously raised compared with the normal skin(5.81 ± 1.42 vs.0,P< 0.01).The optical density level of keratin 19 in the psoriatic lesion was obviously decreased compared with the normal skin(0.49 ±0.03 vs.2.03± 1.08,P<0.05).The optical density level of keratin 17 and 19 showed negative correlation in the psoriatic lesion(r =-0.479,P< 0.01).Conclusion Keratin 17 and 19 may play a role in the pathogenesis of psoriasis.

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