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Pharm. care Esp ; 24(6): 66-74, 15-12-2022. tab, graf
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-213691

ABSTRACT

Se brindó Servicio de Indicación Farmacéutica y Seguimiento Farmacoterapéutico (SFT) a una mujer de 61 años, exfumadora, diagnosticada de hipertensión y cáncer de mama, que presentaba tos persistente. Tomaba 4 medicamentos.Tras revisión de la farmacoterapia y análisis de narrativas extraídas de entrevistas en profundidad, se determinó la presencia de tos como Problema Relacionado con Medicamentos (PRM) derivado del uso de un IECA (Inhibidor de la Enzima Conver-tidora de Angiotensina). Se realizaron derivaciones al Médico de Atención Primaria (MAP) proponiendo sustitución farmacológica por ARAII (Antagonista de Receptor de Angiotensina II), que fueron declina-das por no existir similitud de criterio clínico.Durante este periodo la paciente acudió a médi-cos privados, probando diferentes tratamientos farmacológicos, así como a sesiones de medicina tradicional (acupuntura) sin obtener mejoría.Tras un año de SFT, se logra aceptación de la pro-puesta del farmacéutico por el MAP, lo cual derivó en una resolución del PRM, un proceso de desme-dicalización y una mejora en salud que permitió a la paciente retomar sus actividades cotidianas. (AU)


Minor Ailment Service and Pharmacotherapeutic Follow-up (PFU) was provided to a 61-year-old woman, ex-smoker, diagnosed with hypertension and breast cancer, who presented persistent cough. She was taking 4 medications.After the review of the pharmacotherapy and analy-sis of narratives extracted from in-depth interviews, the presence of cough was determined as a Drug Related Problem (DRP) derived from the use of an ACEI (Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors). Referrals to the Primary Care Physician (PCP) were made, proposing pharmacological substitution for ARBs Angiotensin II receptor blocker), which were declined because there was no similarity in clinical criteria.During this period, the patient went to private doc-tors, trying different pharmacological treatments, as well as traditional medicine sessions (acupunc-ture) without obtaining improvement.After a year of PFU, acceptance of the pharmacist's proposal was achieved by the PCP, which led to a resolution of the DRP, a deprescription process and an improvement in health that allowed the patient to resume her daily activities. (AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Female , Aged , Pharmaceutical Services , Medication Errors , Deprescriptions , Inappropriate Prescribing , Patient Safety , Aftercare
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