[PDF] Top 20 Evaluation of vitamins/tonics prescribing pattern in tertiary care teaching hospital and private sector

... and tonics of "dubious nutritional and pharmacological value" Made up an excessive percentage of the whole drugs ...that vitamins,, antibiotics, analgesics and antihistamines have been the maximum usually ... See full document

... respectively. 14 In the present study the affected patients were 62.67% housewives, 26.67% private workers, 9.33% farmers and 1.33% students respectively, the similar pattern has been seen in the previous ... See full document

... Methods: A prospective, cross-sectional study was carried out in medicin e outpatient clinic of tertiary care hospital, RIMS Ranchi for a period of 7 months. The data was analysed using WHO core ... See full document

... CONCLUSION The present study reveals that the prescribed antibiotics were as per the diagnosis of the patient and not by proceeding proper culture sensitivity testing. Hence, this could also lead to development of ... See full document

... METHODOLOGY: The retrospective study was carried out for a period of 4 months at a tertiary care teaching hospital. General Medicine and Cardiology department cases from the Medical Record ... See full document

... Drug utilization studies (DUS) create a sound medical and health economic basis for healthcare decision-making. 8 Drug utilization studies are used as a potential tool in the evaluation of healthcare systems. Drug ... See full document

... The evaluation pattern, patient adherence to the treatment, physician adherence to hypertension management guidelines, and other data concerning co morbid conditions have been explored in many clinical ... See full document

... Drug prescribing study continuously helps to rule out and modify if there is any irrational prescribing of ...this hospital is situated in a rural area, majority of the pregnant women who visited the ... See full document

... CONCLUSION Evaluation of drug use using WHO core prescribing indicators show that the incidence of polypharmacy was less in this study. However, the study showed ample scope for improvement in encouraging ... See full document

... This pattern is due to the presence of concurrent co morbid conditions recorded in this study as hypertension and diabetes, for which atorvastatin was being frequently ...This pattern was similar to studies ... See full document

... irrational prescribing can lead to an increase in the cost of drug therapy which may lead to non- ...the prescribing pattern of medications in the diabetic ... See full document

... Study procedure During the study period, all patients attending the psychiatric department who met the inclusion and exclusion criteria were enrolled into the study after obtaining the written consent. Patient’s proforma ... See full document

... NIMS UNI/IEC/2018/37. One hundred and forty-seven samples were taken below eighteen years of age of both genders, after getting informed consent from their parents. The patient demographic details, diagnosis, ... See full document

... SUM Hospital, SOA University, Bhubaneswar, India *Corresponding author e-mail: ...the pattern of prescription of psychotropic drugs in psychiatry outpatient department of a tertiary care ... See full document

... the prescribing, dispensing, administering, and taking of medication, and its associated events, covering the medical and non-medical determinants of drug utilization, the effects of drug utilization, as well as ... See full document

... of prescribing pattern infers to monitor, evaluate, and suggest modifications in the practitioner’s prescription habits, so as to make patient care reasonable and ... See full document

... the prescribing attitude of physician 6 ...to prescribing, dispensing, administering and taking of medication and its associated ...the prescribing pattern of antipsychotics in tertiary ... See full document

... utilization pattern and determine its cost effectiveness in ENT infections in the ENT department of a tertiary care teaching hospital in ...L.S.K. Hospital, Kishanganj (Bihar) ... See full document

... average 3.28 drugs were prescribed per prescription which is higher than the recommended value of 2 (two) 17 . Das et al., from paediatric outpatient setting reported the average number of drugs prescribed as 2.37 which ... See full document

... But caution must be implemented while prescribing antimicrobials as their empiric or irrational use could facilitate emergence of antibiotic resistance and increase the cost of treatment. Enormouus number of ... See full document