Analysis of Utilization of Chinese Patent Medicine in Shanghai Yangpu District Central Hospital During 2009-2011
YU Zi-cheng
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YU Zi-cheng
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OBJECTIVE:To investigate the status quo of the utilization of Chinese patent medicine in our hospital during 2009-2011 so as to promote rational drug use.METHODS:The utilization data of Chinese patent medicine during 2009-2011 retrieved from medical information platform were statistically analyzed using the method of ordering in consumption sum and frequency of drug use(DDDs).RESULTS:Both the consumption sum and the DDDs of Chinese patent medicine assumed a steady upward trend.CONCLUSION:The use of Chinese patent medicine in our hospital was basically rational and it took great share in clinical drug consumption because of its proved efficacy;however,there are some problems remains to be solved.
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OBJECTIVE:To investigate the status quo of the utilization of Chinese patent medicine in our hospital during 2009-2011 so as to promote rational drug use.METHODS:The utilization data of Chinese patent medicine during 2009-2011 retrieved from medical information platform were statistically analyzed using the method of ordering in consumption sum and frequency of drug use(DDDs).RESULTS:Both the consumption sum and the DDDs of Chinese patent medicine assumed a steady upward trend.CONCLUSION:The use of Chinese patent medicine in our hospital was basically rational and it took great share in clinical drug consumption because of its proved efficacy;however,there are some problems remains to be solved.
Key concepts: Chinese patent medicine, Status quo, Traditional Chinese medicine, Consumption (sociology), Medicine, Traditional medicine, China, Alternative medicine