Analysis of Rational Drug Use Effect under Hospital Drug Control System

Abstract

Objective. To describe and assess the hospital drug control system’s measures. Methods. From 2017 to 2019, examine the changes in medication percentage, important monitoring drug amount, top 10 medications amount, and usage rate of prophylactic antibiotics for type I incisions. Results. The proportion of pharmaceuticals remains below 30%, the number of significant monitoring drugs has decreased, the top ten drugs have shifted from adjuvant to therapeutic drugs, and the use of prophylactic antibiotics for type I incisions has decreased by 10%. Conclusion. The percentage of medications that met requirements by using the drug control system has steadily decreased, and the number of pharmaceuticals for important monitoring pharmaceuticals has steadily decreased, in accordance with national medical insurance policy, as well as improved rational drug usage.

Evaluation of Rational Drug Use Based on WHO/INRUD Core Drug Use Indicators in a Secondary Care Hospital: A Cross-Sectional Study in Western Uganda

“…To accomplish Rational Drug Use (RDU), patients must receive appropriate medications tailored to their specific medical condition, administered in an adequate dose and duration, and at a cost that is both affordable for the individual and society as a whole. 2 The primary goal of RDU is to enhance patient care, decrease drug therapy expenses, prevent potential adverse drug reactions (ADRs) and drug interactions (DIs), and also enhance medication adherence and clinical outcomes. 3 Globally, irrational drug use is a serious public health concern that has a major impact on microbial resistance.…”