2017
DOI: 10.1590/1982-0194201700063
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Incidentes relacionados a medicamentos em um ambulatório de quimioterapia

Abstract: Objective: To identify medication related incidents in outpatient chemotherapy unit of a teaching hospital. Methods: This cross-sectional and descriptive study included medical records of patients who were assisted from June to August 2016 in an outpatient chemotherapy unit from a public hospital in South Brazil. Data were collected using an instrument divided into four sections: section A -questions related with characterization of patient, section B -questions related with medical prescription, section C -qu… Show more

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“…Family Medicine clinics in two hospitals were selected. A random sample of patients visiting the clinics was generated 2000 patients Mean age: 49.9 years, Female: 1302 (65.1%), Polypharmacy: 1,115 (55.8%) Overall clinically important ME ME according to the use process Types of PE Contributory factors NR Carollo J et al[ 55 ] Brazil, outpatient chemotherapy unit of a teaching hospital 3 months Cross-sectional and descriptive study The calculation of minimal sample to develop the study was based on 12,778 health care procedures done in 2015. Recruitment not mentioned 1403 patients [1, 403 healthcare procedures] Mean age: 57.6 years (SD 15.2), Female: 819 (58.4%) Overall ME ME according to the use process Types of PE Severity Contributory factors Study focused on chemotherapy only IV route of administration: 680 (48.5%) Duarte et al [ 56 ] Brazil, outpatient oncology and chemotherapy clinic at a hospital 6 months Prospective observational study Prescriptions for all patients who were treated with chemotherapy during the study period were delivered daily to the chemotherapy pharmacy service by the nursing staff and/or clinical staff 780 patients (3526 prescriptions) Mean age: 60.6 years (SD 13.2), Female: 262 (33.64%) PE Types of PE Severity Intervention Contributory factors Study focused on chemotherapy only Al Khawaldeh T et al [ 57 ] Jordan, hematology and oncology outpatient departments at hospitals 6 weeks Prospective cross-sectional study NR 334 drugs administered/prescriptions NR Administration errors Contributory factors Study focused on IV chemotherapy only Belaiche S et al [ 58 ] France, outpatient nephrology clinics at a university hospital 15 months …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Family Medicine clinics in two hospitals were selected. A random sample of patients visiting the clinics was generated 2000 patients Mean age: 49.9 years, Female: 1302 (65.1%), Polypharmacy: 1,115 (55.8%) Overall clinically important ME ME according to the use process Types of PE Contributory factors NR Carollo J et al[ 55 ] Brazil, outpatient chemotherapy unit of a teaching hospital 3 months Cross-sectional and descriptive study The calculation of minimal sample to develop the study was based on 12,778 health care procedures done in 2015. Recruitment not mentioned 1403 patients [1, 403 healthcare procedures] Mean age: 57.6 years (SD 15.2), Female: 819 (58.4%) Overall ME ME according to the use process Types of PE Severity Contributory factors Study focused on chemotherapy only IV route of administration: 680 (48.5%) Duarte et al [ 56 ] Brazil, outpatient oncology and chemotherapy clinic at a hospital 6 months Prospective observational study Prescriptions for all patients who were treated with chemotherapy during the study period were delivered daily to the chemotherapy pharmacy service by the nursing staff and/or clinical staff 780 patients (3526 prescriptions) Mean age: 60.6 years (SD 13.2), Female: 262 (33.64%) PE Types of PE Severity Intervention Contributory factors Study focused on chemotherapy only Al Khawaldeh T et al [ 57 ] Jordan, hematology and oncology outpatient departments at hospitals 6 weeks Prospective cross-sectional study NR 334 drugs administered/prescriptions NR Administration errors Contributory factors Study focused on IV chemotherapy only Belaiche S et al [ 58 ] France, outpatient nephrology clinics at a university hospital 15 months …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One study was conducted in each of Jordan [ 57 ], France [ 58 ], Puerto Rico [ 59 ], South Korea [ 60 ], Singapore [ 61 ], Ethiopia [ 62 ], Nigeria [ 63 ], Iran [ 64 ], Pakistan [ 65 ], and Nepal [ 66 ]. Thirteen studies were prospective or retrospective cohort studies [ 46 , 48 , 50 , 52 54 , 56 , 58 , 59 , 61 63 , 65 ] and eleven were cross-sectional studies [ 43 45 , 47 , 49 , 51 , 55 , 57 , 60 , 64 , 66 ]. Follow-up duration ranged from 15 days [ 46 ] to 4 years [ 59 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O perfil dos pacientes com incidentes relacionados à cadeia medicamentosa direcionou para os indivíduos adultos (49,36%) e do sexo feminino como os mais vulneráveis. Pesquisas nacionais trazem dados convergentes em relação ao maior contingente de incidentes medicamentosos envolvendo pessoas adultas e do sexo feminino [3,9,12]. O fato de ter mais mulheres entre as notificações de incidentes medicamentosas pode guardar relação com a maior procura feminina pelos serviços de saúde [13], o que repercute tanto para o maior acesso ao tratamento quanto para a maior exposição aos eventos adversos.…”
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“…Os incidentes tornam-se ainda mais graves quando os fármacos envolvidos são considerados medicamentos de alta vigilância, como os quimioterápicos, por exemplo (CAROLLO;. A ocorrência de eventos em uma ou mais fases do processo de Eventos adversos em hospitais podem constituir sérios problemas que levam a graves consequências para o paciente.…”
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