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OBJECTIVE:To provide reference for developing the antibiotic community pharmaceutical care. METHODS:Some residents of Jiangbei district of Ningbo were randomly collected for questionnaire survey on antibiotic storage,usage,accep-tance degree and demand of pharmaceutical care,etc. And the results were analyzed statistically. RESULTS:Totally 2 000 ques-tionnaires were sent out,1 784 were effectively received with effective rate of 89.2%. 74.2% of respondents had kept antibiotics in house;61.3% lacked antibiotic knowledge and easily be confused with anti-inflammatory drugs,43.5% thought antibiotics was ef-fective for virus infections;48.4% had self-treated with antibiotics,the most common reason was cold symptoms,and it existed amount or course of antibiotics changes by themselves;only 15.1%of them had knew or heard of pharmaceutical care;majority re-spondents(88.9%)wanted to accept antibotic pharmaceutical care,hoping to learn the indications,usage and dosage,contraindica-tions,precautions and adverse reactions of antibiotics by drug consultation,lecture,etc. CONCLUSIONS:The residents lack the knowledge about rational use of antibiotics,it is urgent for pharmacists to provide antibiotic community pharmaceutical care for resi-dents with purpose,which are important guarantee for rational use of antibiotics.
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OBJECTIVE:To analyze the regularity and characteristics of adverse drug reactions (ADR) occurred in our hospital. METHODS:A total of 208 ADR cases (207 cases were valid) reported by clinical departments of our hospital were analyzed statistically in respect of patients' age and sex,routes of administration,causal relationship assessment and extent of ADR,ADR types and clinical manifestations,etc. RESULTS:Of the 207 valid ADR cases,38.65% of them aged between 30 and 49; intravenous route accounted for 87.92% in terms of the incidence rate of ADR; anti-infective drug accounted for 53.62%. The most common clinical manifestations of ADR were the lesions of skin and its appendants,which accounted for 59.91%. CONCLUSION:Anti-infective drugs and intravenously injected drugs should be used rationally to reduce the incidence of ADR.