薬局窓口における外来患者からの質問の動機と背景の分析

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Inquiries about drugs made by outpatients at the counter of hospital pharmacy were collected at the hospital of the Shiga University Medical Science for 21 months from October 1985 to June 1986 (Survey I) and at 30 hospitals of members of the Shiga Hospital Pharmacists Association for 2 weeks in September or October 1986 (Survey II). The proportions of the inquiries to the prescriptions were 0.97% and 1.22% in Survey I and II, respectively. The classification and analysis of the inquiries have revealed the following facts: Actions of drugs were most frequently questioned (one third of all the inquiries). Many of these questions were made from the patient's motives of better under standing of the significance of the drug therapy. It was also shown that patients were concerned about adverse effects of drugs, pharmacists' errors in dispensation, and physicians' errors in prescription. These findings are useful for pharmacists and physicians when they give the instructions of taking drugs to patients.
日本医療薬学会の論文
1987-10-20