Analysis of the Prescription Quality Before and After the Essential Medicine System Implementation in Township Hospitals of Anhui Province
Kai Li
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Kai Li
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Objectives: To analyze the prescription quality before and after the essential drug policy implementation,progressing quality of prescription and avoiding drug abuse.Method: In May and November of the year 2009 and 2010 100 prescriptions are sampled by mechanical sampling method in 6 township hospitals,and the prescription database is built.Results: There are no obviously changes about the rate of canonical prescriptions and rationally use of drugs after the implementation of the essential drug policy.Conclusion: In order to promote rational use of drugs,the prescription quality needs to be improved and strengthened,and professional training of doctors also need to be carried out.
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Objectives: To analyze the prescription quality before and after the essential drug policy implementation,progressing quality of prescription and avoiding drug abuse.Method: In May and November of the year 2009 and 2010 100 prescriptions are sampled by mechanical sampling method in 6 township hospitals,and the prescription database is built.Results: There are no obviously changes about the rate of canonical prescriptions and rationally use of drugs after the implementation of the essential drug policy.Conclusion: In order to promote rational use of drugs,the prescription quality needs to be improved and strengthened,and professional training of doctors also need to be carried out.
Key concepts: Medical prescription, Quality (philosophy), Medicine, Essential drugs, Family medicine, Order (exchange), Business, Environmental health