2009 Survey of antimicrobial agents in the second half of hospitalized patients.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 2009 Survey of antimicrobial agents in the second half of hospitalized patients [Abstract] Objective The use of antimicrobial agents, to evaluate the rationality of drug use, provide the basis for the clinical use of drugs. Methods A retrospective investigation 09 patients of the drug situation in the second half, the variety of antibiotics, medication time, DDDs , combination therapy, the use of evaluation methods. Results excessive usage of antibiotics in our hospital, up to 70.6% (assessment required “50%), and more for the experience of treatment, pathogenic microorganisms submission rate (percentage of total drug treatment is very low, Only 1.9% (accreditation requirementsgt; 50%. irrational drug use mainly in the wrong dosage of drug usage, particularly the timing of perioperative medication properly, and combined medication of long duration and so inappropriate. Conclusions should follow lt;lt;antibacterial drug clinical Application guidelines Policy “gt;, standard rational use of antimicrobial drugs. [Keywords:] Investigation of antimicrobial drug use evaluation To understand the patients in our hospital use of antibiotics to evaluate the rationality of drug use, the second half of 2009, we randomly selected 269 medical records were archived on a single medical record, the long-term prescription of the doctor’s orders and temporary use of antimicrobial agents to investigate control lt;lt;guide clinical use of antibiotics Policy ““ (hereinafter referred to as lt;lt;Policy “gt; and the literature analysis, the results are as follows: An antibacterial drug use in hospitalized patients 1.1 The random use of antimicrobial agents in medical records 1.2 The medical records of sampling frequency of antimicrobial drug use before the six species (regardless of size. Unit: Cases times Cefuroxime (34, piperacillin / sulbactam (25, mezlocillin (23, cefoperazone / sulbactam (21, metronidazole (20, ceftazidime (15. 1.3