Utilization Analysis of Cardio-cerebrovascular Chinese Patent Medicines in Our Hospital During the Period 2004~2006
SU Qiong-hua, Guo Hai-ou
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SU Qiong-hua, Guo Hai-ou
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OBJECTIVE:To probe into the utilization of cardio-cerebrovascular Chinese patent medicines in our hospital to ensure safe, effective and economical use of which in patients. METHODS:The yearly consumption sum and quantity of cardio-cerebrovascular Chinese patent medicines during 2004~2006 in our hospital were investigated, and the utilization of which were analyzed applying DDDs analytical method.RESULTS:The consumption of cardio-cerebrovascular Chinese patent medicines during 2004~2006 in our hospital showed an upward trend. CONCLUSION:The use of Chinese patent medicine in our hospital is rational on the whole, with cheap and effective Chinese patent medicines assuming a dominant role in the clinical drug use.
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OBJECTIVE:To probe into the utilization of cardio-cerebrovascular Chinese patent medicines in our hospital to ensure safe, effective and economical use of which in patients. METHODS:The yearly consumption sum and quantity of cardio-cerebrovascular Chinese patent medicines during 2004~2006 in our hospital were investigated, and the utilization of which were analyzed applying DDDs analytical method.RESULTS:The consumption of cardio-cerebrovascular Chinese patent medicines during 2004~2006 in our hospital showed an upward trend. CONCLUSION:The use of Chinese patent medicine in our hospital is rational on the whole, with cheap and effective Chinese patent medicines assuming a dominant role in the clinical drug use.
Key concepts: Chinese patent medicine, Medicine, China, Traditional Chinese medicine, Consumption (sociology), Patent analysis, Traditional medicine, Emergency medicine