Evaluation of prescription checking practices and interventions by pharmacists in French hospitals

Morice, E.; Gabriel-Bordenave, C.; Auclair, Valérie; Juste, M.; Roberge, Claude

doi:10.1016/j.phclin.2011.10.009

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“…To our knowledge, this is the first study to evaluate the clinical relevance of PIs carried out during medication review in rheumatology. The study shows a high level of PIs (35%) in comparison to the data in the literature where it varies between 1% and 37% in France [26,29]. A previous study conducted in rheumatology [30] showed a lower rate of PIs (12.5%).…”

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Assessment of the clinical relevance of pharmacists' interventions performed during medication review in a rheumatology ward

Yailian

Revel

Tardy

et al. 2019

European Journal of Internal Medicine

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Assessment of the clinical relevance of pharmacists' interventions performed during medication review in a rheumatology ward

Yailian

Revel

Tardy

et al. 2019

European Journal of Internal Medicine

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“…Notre étude montre un taux d'interventions pharmaceutiques faible, par rapport aux taux communément rapportés en hospitalisation [3,[5][6][7][8][9][10]. Plusieurs facteurs peuvent expliquer ce résultat.…”

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“…Le taux d'acceptation des IP par les cliniciens est élevé, ce qui montre la pertinence des interventions réalisées [3,[5][6][7][8][9].…”

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“…Il existe de nombreuses études concernant les problèmes médicamenteux détectés par les pharmaciens sur les prescriptions hospitalières [3,[5][6][7][8][9][10] et qui évaluent l'impact clinique [7][8][9] ou économique [10] mais de telles études spé-cifiques à l'activité de rétrocession n'ont pas été publiées en France. L'objectif de ce travail est de décrire, d'une part, les principaux problèmes médicamenteux détectés lors de l'analyse des prescriptions et, d'autre part, présenter les interventions pharmaceutiques formulées par les pharmaciens au sein de trois sites de rétrocession des HCL.…”

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Interventions des pharmaciens sur les prescriptions ambulatoires dans le cadre de l’activité de rétrocession d’un centre hospitalier universitaire

Chappuy

Garcia²,

Uhres

et al. 2015

Annales Pharmaceutiques Françaises

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These results show the importance of the analysis of outpatient prescriptions before dispensing and the need to have all prescriptions, clinical and biological elements and to develop interprofessionality. The implementation of a platform for dematerialized data exchanges between professionals, including data from the pharmaceutical patient record should contribute to improving drug management of the patient.

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“… 11 A study in France showed that the rate of prescription change after checking varies widely among hospitals (1% to 37%). 12 Recently, three national departments issued a Regulation for Prescription-checking for Medical Institutions in China (No. 14 [2018] of the Ministry of Health), which clarifies that pharmacists have the primary responsibility for prescription checking.…”

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Satisfaction and needs of pharmacists in prescription-checking training: a cross-sectional survey

Cheng

Wang

et al. 2020

J Int Med Res

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Objective Prescription checking is becoming increasingly prevalent in medical institutions. However, the prescription-checking ability of pharmacists requires improvement. The study aim was to explore the main aspects of prescription-checking training and provide an empirical reference for the training of pharmacists in medical institutions. Methods Participants were pharmacists willing to complete a Likert questionnaire. Descriptive statistics were used to examine percentages and composition ratios. The chi-square test and exploratory factor analysis were used for inferential analysis. Results The questionnaire showed good internal consistency reliability and validity. A total of 90% of participants were satisfied with the training. Exploratory factor analysis extracted three satisfaction dimensions: training organization, teaching method, and knowledge consolidation and assessment. The average examination score for the 20 courses was 89.21/100. Regarding trainee needs, 94.66% preferred face-to-face lectures, 89.33% expected high professional skills of the lecturers and 62.67% believed that clinical expertise was highly desirable. Conclusions There was a high demand for prescription-checking training among pharmacists. Trainees in this study showed high satisfaction. The most important aspects of prescription-checking training were training organization and knowledge consolidation and assessment. It is recommended that training should be stratified. Pharmacists preferred face-to-face and interactive lectures as a supplement to clinical knowledge.

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Evaluation of prescription checking practices and interventions by pharmacists in French hospitals

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Assessment of the clinical relevance of pharmacists' interventions performed during medication review in a rheumatology ward

Assessment of the clinical relevance of pharmacists' interventions performed during medication review in a rheumatology ward

Interventions des pharmaciens sur les prescriptions ambulatoires dans le cadre de l’activité de rétrocession d’un centre hospitalier universitaire

Satisfaction and needs of pharmacists in prescription-checking training: a cross-sectional survey

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