Impact on General Public of Lecture on Proper Use of OTC Medicines Including TV Commercials and Case Studies

由香里, 柴田; 明夫, 河内; 恵利紗, 冨重; 敏郎, 本屋

doi:10.5649/jjphcs.35.771

Jpn. J. Pharm. Health Care Sci.

2009

DOI: 10.5649/jjphcs.35.771

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Impact on General Public of Lecture on Proper Use of OTC Medicines Including TV Commercials and Case Studies

柴田由香里¹,

河内明夫²,

冨重恵利紗³

et al.

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Survey on Junior High School Student's Attitudes toward Rational Drug Use and the Educational Effect by School Pharmacists

Yamada

Takayanagi²,

Yokoyama³

et al. 2012

YAKUGAKU ZASSHI

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The educational intervention could improve knowledge about rational drug use in the junior high school. Improving knowledge about rational drug use at an early age may be a good way to increase the population's awareness of health, medicines and self-medication. To educate the rational drug use, it is desirable that the school pharmacists participate in this educational program in the junior high school. So we conducted an educational lecture by school pharmacists to promote rational drug use and self-medication in junior high school students. The study compared participant responses before and after a lecture. After theˆrst questionnaire, we lectured the mentioned above to them. Afterward, second questionnaire was conducted. In the second questionnaire, more than 95％ of the students understood the contents of the lecture to some extent. After a lecture, students who answered that`I don't have conˆdence that I can buy medicines rightly by myself' decreased from 42.7％ to 11.7％. And students who answered that`I don't have conˆdence that I can use medicines rightly by myself' decreased from 25.2％ to 12.6％. It was possible to achieve a favorable modiˆcation of attitudes to rational use of medicines in junior high school students. Continuous interventions might allow better eŠects and could help toˆll the gap in health education of the general population.

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Survey on Junior High School Student's Attitudes toward Rational Drug Use and the Educational Effect by School Pharmacists

Yamada

Takayanagi²,

Yokoyama³

et al. 2012

YAKUGAKU ZASSHI

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Training Program on In-pharmacy Drug Products at Pharmacy School And its Evaluation

恵利紗¹,

明夫²,

由香里³

et al. 2010

Jpn. J. Pharm. Health Care Sci.

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Impact on General Public of Lecture on Proper Use of OTC Medicines Including TV Commercials and Case Studies

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Survey on Junior High School Student's Attitudes toward Rational Drug Use and the Educational Effect by School Pharmacists

Survey on Junior High School Student's Attitudes toward Rational Drug Use and the Educational Effect by School Pharmacists

Training Program on In-pharmacy Drug Products at Pharmacy School And its Evaluation

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