From 2007 to 2008 Hangzhou Chinese medicine hospital ward analysis of drug use on Narcotic Drugs.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 From 2007 to 2008 Hangzhou Chinese medicine hospital ward analysis of drug use on Narcotic Drugs [Abstract]: [Objective] To analyze the use of narcotic drugs, [Methods] Statistics, Hangzhou TCM Hospital from 2007 to 2008 ward two years of ward prescribing of narcotic drugs on prescription in general, drug dosage, dosage of cancer patients , drug use frequency analysis. [Results] ward in the amount of narcotic drugs, medication increases every year, transdermal fentanyl and morphine controlled-release tablets in cancer patients in the highest utilization rate, pethidine hydrochloride injection dosage of a declining trend. [Conclusion] basically rational use of narcotic drugs. [Keywords:] narcotic drugs; drug use; Analysis Abstract: [Objective] To analyse medication of stupefacient. [Methods] Make analysis on general condition, physic amount, tumor patients dosage and physic frequency of prescription of stupefacient in ward of Hangzhou TCM Hospital during 2007 ~ 2008. [Results] The physic sum is increasing annually, Fentanyl transdermal system and morphia controlled release tablets are mostly used in tumor patients, the pethidine hydrochloride injection is in decreasing trend annually. [Conclusion] The application of stupefacient is basically reasonable. Keywords:: stupefacient; medication usage; analysis The management of narcotic drugs is a special kind of medicine, because of their potential dependence and tolerance, the State food and drug supervision and management departments of the types of pharmaceutical products in the purchase, storage and use, and many other areas have strict rules and requirements. In order to understand the application of such drugs and drug trends, the current Chinese medicine hospital in Hangzhou from 2007 to 2008 on Narcotic Drugs, the application of statistical analysis of their use is reasonable. 1 Materials and Methods Collected from 2007 to 2008 to ward prescribing narcotic drugs to WHO Drug Utili