From about 189 prescription drugs in our hospital to establish the need for calendar.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 From about 189 prescription drugs in our hospital to establish the need for calendar [Abstract] Objective To study medical history to establish the need for nursing home and hospital conditions for my medical history model to promote rational drug use. Methods 189 prescriptions on my medical history to establish the significance of hospital and at home and abroad based on the current medication record mode , combined with the actual situation of our hospital’s medical history to establish an appropriate model. Results and Conclusion hospital for my medical history model, can improve rational drug use, safety, and pharmacy services. [Keywords:] medical history of pharmaceutical care model [Abstract] Objective: In order to promote rational drug use though discussing the necessity of establishing medication record in the sanitarium and researching a suitable medicine mode Methods: discussing the significance of establishing medication record in the sanitarium though 189 prescription and setting up a actual medicine mode based on the current mode. Result and conclusion: the establishment of medicine mode can improve the drug using more safely, reasonably and pharmacy service level. [Keywords:] medication record model pharmaceutical care From our hospital pharmacy computer randomly selected 25 to 55 years old veteran 2009-05 2010-05 total 189 prescriptions, the average age was 58 years old cadres, including 15 women, 10 men, prescription drugs involving a total of 31 species They are nifedipine tablets, nifedipine, isosorbide mononitrate tablets, isosorbide mononitrate sustained release tablets, capsules effort to Austria, CSDP, Danshen tablets, compound reserpine tablets, nitrendipine tablets, metoprolol tartrate tablets, nitroglycerin tablets, Troxerutin tablets, enteric-coated tablets of aspirin, captopril tablets, amiodarone tablets, metformin, glibenclamide tablets, insulin injection, Wei Shuping tablets, roxithromy