摘要
目的统计医院常用11种片剂分剂量使用情况并比较其片剂分劈准确度,以促进住院病人的个体化用药。方法抽取2020年1―12月合肥市第二人民医院常用11种片剂分剂量品种医嘱条目并按使用率统计排名及科室占比情况,根据其片剂特点制定规范分劈流程,并分为两组(组1用普通刀片按习惯分劈,组2按规范分劈流程分劈)进行分劈片重准确度实验。结果药品分劈主要以内科科室为主,所有品种片剂分劈后片重均未超过理论半片重的15%。组1中6种片剂分劈后片重RSD超过标准上限,余下的5种接近该上限;组2所有品种片剂分劈后片重RSD均符合要求,两组分劈准确度比较,差异有统计学意义(P<0.05)。结论住院病人片剂分剂量是临床个体化治疗的需求,规范化分劈流程可以提高分劈后片剂的合格率且可降低片剂损耗率。
Objective To analysis the usage statistics of splitting drugs in the inpatients of our hospital,then observe the splitting accuracy of 11 common varieties,so as to promote rational use of splitting drugs.Methods The medical orders of oral tablets in the inpatients of the Second People's Hospital of Hefei from January to December 2020 were analyzed statistically in respects of consumption quantity,classification dosage,department dosage and observe the splitting accuracy in 11 common varieties tablets.According to the characteristics of the tablets,the standard splitting process was established and the weight accuracy of splitting tablets was tested in two groups.Results Tablets splitting was mainly in internal medicine departments.All kinds of splitting tablets was less than 15%of the theoretical half tablet weight.The weight RSD of 6 tablets exceeded the standard upper limit,and the remaining 5 were close to the upper limit in group1,and the weight RSD of 11 tablets accord with request in group2.There was statistical difference between the two groups(P<0.05).Conclusion Divided dose of tablets for inpatients is the demand of clinical individualized treatment,standardizing the splitting process can improve the pass rate of split tablets and reduce the tablet loss rate.
作者
翟丹丹
刘建军
王凤玲
吕雄文
ZHAI Dandan;LIU Jianjun;WANG Fenging;LYU Xiongwen(Department of Pharmacy,the Second People's Hospital of Hefei,Hefei,Anhui 230011,China;College of Pharmacy,Anhui Medical University,Hefei,Anhui 230032,China)
出处
《安徽医药》
CAS
2023年第8期1688-1692,共5页
Anhui Medical and Pharmaceutical Journal
基金
国家自然科学基金青年科学基金项目(82003849)。
关键词
片剂
大剂量分割
药物剂量计算
住院病人
片剂分劈
Tablets
Dose hypofractionation
Drug dosage calculations
Inpatients
Splitting drugs