Pediatric upper respiratory tract infection in the community in general out-patient analysis of the investigation of antibiotics.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Pediatric upper respiratory tract infection in the community in general out-patient analysis of the investigation of antibiotics [Abstract] Objective To evaluate the streets of the community health services in all outpatient antibiotic prescriptions pediatric utilization, as for children and administration of antimicrobial agents to provide evidence. Based on my street of the community health service centers (stations 1, 2008 January to October in all outpatient antibiotic prescriptions pediatric clinic of the species, application rate, combined drug use and other data for statistical analysis. Results outpatient rate of 97.37% of antimicrobial agents, antimicrobials rate of 11.35% , for the most frequently used β-lactam antibiotics. Conclusions The streets of the community health services of general out-patient pediatric high frequency of antimicrobial agents, there is no indication of drug phenomenon. recommended the establishment of a sound management system of classification of antimicrobial agents to promote the rational use of antibiotics. [Keywords:] all out-patient pediatric drugs, antimicrobial drugs, rational drug use Community health services for the evaluation of all outpatient antibiotic prescriptions pediatric utilization, the author retrospectively analyzed in January 2008 to October all pediatric outpatient prescriptions, are summarized below. 1 Materials and Methods Information comes from my street in a community health service centers and 13 community health service stations in the pharmacy in January 2008 to 10 months of general pediatric outpatient prescriptions. Random sample of the community health service prescriptions each week two, for a total 1 520 prescriptions. to the number of antibiotic prescriptions, type, application rate and antibiotic prescriptions for each number, the application rate, two or more applications together with two associated number of prescriptions of antibiotics for statist