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WAN Ri-yi, WU Zhao-chun. Analysis of the antibiotics utility for inpatients in respiratory dept. during 2002～2004[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2006, (4): 238-241,243.
Citation: WAN Ri-yi, WU Zhao-chun. Analysis of the antibiotics utility for inpatients in respiratory dept. during 2002～2004[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2006, (4): 238-241,243.
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Analysis of the antibiotics utility for inpatients in respiratory dept. during 2002～2004

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    Department of Pharmacy, Fuzhou General Hospital,PLA Nanjing Military Area Command, Fuzhou 350025, China

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    Exercitation student from Fujian medical University, Fuzhou 350025 , China

  • Received Date: 2005-07-01
  • Objective: To investigate the utility of antibiotics in respiratory department in our hospital during 2002-2004. Methods: 200 cases were collected randomly from inpatients' case, the utility of antibiotics were analyzed and DUI was taken as the analytical judgment index. Results: The antibiotic whose DUI≤1 accounted for about 60% of all cases. The average utility of antibiotics was 19. 14% in sun of drugs used in respiratory department from 2002 to 2004. This percentage was lower than percentage of average level in the whole country, which was 27.97 % . Conclusion: The utility of antibiotics were basically rational in respiratory department of our hospital;However, there are still some improper united uses of antibiotics. The rational utility of antibiotics must be strengthened.
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Analysis of the antibiotics utility for inpatients in respiratory dept. during 2002～2004

  • 1. Department of Pharmacy, Fuzhou General Hospital,PLA Nanjing Military Area Command, Fuzhou 350025, China
  • 2. Exercitation student from Fujian medical University, Fuzhou 350025 , China
  • Received Date: 2005-07-01

Abstract: Objective: To investigate the utility of antibiotics in respiratory department in our hospital during 2002-2004. Methods: 200 cases were collected randomly from inpatients' case, the utility of antibiotics were analyzed and DUI was taken as the analytical judgment index. Results: The antibiotic whose DUI≤1 accounted for about 60% of all cases. The average utility of antibiotics was 19. 14% in sun of drugs used in respiratory department from 2002 to 2004. This percentage was lower than percentage of average level in the whole country, which was 27.97 % . Conclusion: The utility of antibiotics were basically rational in respiratory department of our hospital;However, there are still some improper united uses of antibiotics. The rational utility of antibiotics must be strengthened.

WAN Ri-yi, WU Zhao-chun. Analysis of the antibiotics utility for inpatients in respiratory dept. during 2002～2004[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2006, (4): 238-241,243.
Citation: WAN Ri-yi, WU Zhao-chun. Analysis of the antibiotics utility for inpatients in respiratory dept. during 2002～2004[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2006, (4): 238-241,243.
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