2006
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-93322006000400002
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A importância e a história dos estudos de utilização de medicamentos

Abstract: INTRODUÇÃONo século XX, com o aumento da eficiência da prevenção de doenças e atendimento médico, a expectativa de vida, menor que quarenta anos até a década de 1940, ultrapassou os sessenta e cinco anos (década de 1990) (WHO, 1997). Todavia, com o crescimento dos custos com equipamentos, materiais e medicamentos, surgiu a impossibilidade do acesso universal aos recursos e tecnologia moderna disponíveis (Crozara, 2001).Assim, visto que os medicamentos se apresentam como um dos fatores responsáveis pelos gastos… Show more

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“…Pharmaceutical companies usually invest twice in marketing compared to the resources invested in research, which bring about a potentially risky situation: abusive usage of drugs by insufficiently informed consumers. 25 This situation is more complicated in countries like Brazil, where self-medication is a common practice. Economic, political and cultural factors can contribute to the growth and spreading of self-medication, including great availability, irresponsible publicity, pressure to convert prescription-only drugs in over-the-counter products, quality of health care and difficult access to health services, especially in poor countries.…”
Section: Organizations' Safety Guidelines Of Otc Products For Home-usmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Pharmaceutical companies usually invest twice in marketing compared to the resources invested in research, which bring about a potentially risky situation: abusive usage of drugs by insufficiently informed consumers. 25 This situation is more complicated in countries like Brazil, where self-medication is a common practice. Economic, political and cultural factors can contribute to the growth and spreading of self-medication, including great availability, irresponsible publicity, pressure to convert prescription-only drugs in over-the-counter products, quality of health care and difficult access to health services, especially in poor countries.…”
Section: Organizations' Safety Guidelines Of Otc Products For Home-usmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…29 Thus, it is not unlikely that Brazil may present the same abusive misuse of bleaching products, similarly to what is currently observed in the USA, in a phenomenon called "bleachorexics" or "whitening junkies". 30 Since 35% of the medication used in Bra-zil is self-medication, 25 information is of utmost importance, and dentists should be aware of the risks posed by the abusive use of OTC bleaching products. A possible reclassification of these products by the ANVISA should also be discussed.…”
Section: Organizations' Safety Guidelines Of Otc Products For Home-usmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These problems feed back the demand for clinical services, often at more complex levels, reducing the cost/effectiveness of treatments, unnecessarily burdening health expenses and decreasing patients' quality of life 23 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The number of iDDD/100 bed-days was also calculated for patients in the NICU 6. The total occupation of beds in this sector was considered to calculate the number of beds in the NICU.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%