Effects of Integrated Supervision Mode by Doctors ，Pharmacists and Nurses on the Whole-process Implementation of TDM in Our Hospital / 中国药房

ABSTRACT

OBJECTIVE：To investigate the effects of integrated su pervision mode by doctors ，pharmacists and nurses on the whole-process implementation of therapeutic drug monitoring （TDM）. METHODS ：The patients monitored with TDM in our hospital admitted from Jan. to Dec. 2018 were selected as control group ，treated with the traditional drug supervision mode （i.e. the work of doctors ，nurses and pharmacists was relatively independent ）. Treatment group was composed of inpatients monitored with TDM from Jan. to Dec. 2019，treated with the integrated supervision mode of doctors ，nurses and pharmacists （i.e. doctors ，nurses and pharmacists cooperated with each other ，taking the patients and sample as the center ，pharmacists as the key link formulated the implementation standards of each link ，and clarified their respective responsibilities ）. The concentration compliance rate ，the incidence of incorrect samples ，critical value notification rate ，clinical satisfaction ，drug recommendation feedback and adoption ， compliance rates of 6 kinds of monitored drugs （sodium valproate ，digoxin，tacrolimus，cyclosporin，methotrexate，vancomycin） were compared between two groups. RESULTS ：The overall compliance rate ，critical value notification rate and clinical satisfaction rate of the observation group were respectively 64.57％，99.39％ and 97.22％，which were significantly higher than 57.86％， 96.80％ and 92.22％ of control group （P＜0.05）. The incidence of incorrect samples in observation group was 0.72％，which was significantly lower than 3.09％ of control group （P＜0.001）. The feedback rate of individual pharmacists （89.19％），the feedback rate of doctors （80.50％）and the adoption rate of medication suggestions （69.98％）in the observation group were significantly higher than control group （50.34％ ，71.46％ and 55.36％ ，P＜0.001）. The compliance rate of tacrolimus concentration in observation group was slightly lower than control group （73.40％ vs 75.77％，P＞0.05）. The concentration compliance rate of other 5 varieties was higher than control group ，and the differences of valproate sodium ，digoxin and vancomycin concentrations between two groups were statistically significant （P＜0.05）. CONCLUSIONS ：The implementation of integrated doctors ，nurses and pharmacists supervision mode in TDM can effectively improve the drug concentration compliance rate ，realize the . dynamic supervision and feedback of individualized drug use ， which is conducive to ensure the safety of clinical medication.