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- Avaliação da prescrição médica em pediatria, baseada nos indicadores do uso de medicamentos selecionados pela oms em municipio do interior do estado de São Paulo
- Evaluation of the physician prescription in pediatric clinic in Tabatinga - SP - Brazil, based on the indicators of the use the medicaments selected by WHO
- Universidade de São Paulo (USP)
- Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP)
- 0101-3793
- The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that prescriptions of medicaments must be one parameter utilized to know how the medication is used by people. To do so, one specific methodology has been indicated, that is, the selected indicators of the use the medicaments. We applied this methodology with the aim of presenting a descriptive study of the physician prescription in Pediatric Clinic of the Health Basics Units. The results obtained are: the average number of medicaments prescribed with prescription was 2.6; the percentage of the medicaments prescribed with the generic name was 32%; the percentage of the prescriptions with antibiotics was 44.6%; the percentage of the prescriptions with injections was 10.4%; the percentage of the medicaments prescribed that are part of the municipal list was 22.8%, 27.5% for the program Dose Certs of the secretary of the State of São Paulo, and 50.4% by adding by adding the two lists. The essentiality of the medicaments prescribed may be considered very low, because only 32.6% appear in the RENAME. The percentage of the medicaments really dispensed was 39.9%. The medicaments more prescribed, according to the classification of the Anatomic-Therapeutic-Chemical (ATC), were the ones which acted in Respiratory System (26.8%), followed by anti-infectives for systemic use (16.4%) and by medicaments with acted in Alimentary tract and metabolism (15.8%). The conclusion is that the prescribers are moved by commercial influence of the drug makers, first because of the low prescription of medicaments by their generic name, second by the low number of medicaments effectively dispensed and then the low concordance between the ones prescribed and the ones included in the lists patterned by Tabatinga and by the State of São Paulo.
- 1-Dec-2002
- Revista de Ciencias Farmaceuticas, v. 23, n. 2, p. 239-254, 2002.
- 239-254
- Pediatric
- Pharmacoepidemiology
- Prescriptions of medicaments
- antibiotic agent
- generic drug
- Brazil
- drug classification
- drug metabolism
- injection
- methodology
- pharmacoepidemiology
- prescription
- treatment indication
- world health organization
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