小児てんかん患者に対する服薬指導の検討

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The contentes of medication instruction given for 50 infant patients with epilepsy, who had been hospitalized in the Department of Child Neurology for 10 months from the first of October 1993 to the end of July 1994, were analyzed. The average age of the patients was 6.2 (0-17) years old, and the average number of days of hospitalization was 68.7 (8-279)days. Conducted during this time were 386 of medication instructions, explanations and guidances in response to 719 questions raised by the patients' families. Most medication instructions were mainly given to the patients' families. The content of the medication instruction consisted of the name and dosage of medicine(198 cases), pharmacological effects(125 cases), methods for taking medicine (123 cases), and side effects(111 cases).There were high level and variable questions from patients' families expressed during the medication instruction, including the problem on setting the medication time based on the pharmacokinetics, stability of the medicine, and relationship between drug and side effects induced by the drug-drug interaction. From these results, it is suggested that medication instruction to be given to the infant patient with epilepsy offers accurate information on the principal and side effects of the drug used, and informs the patients of the importance of compliance in the antiepileptic drug treatment, which is also useful for the epileptic patient undergoing antiepileptic drug treatment.
日本医療薬学会の論文
1996-10-10

小児てんかん患者に対する服薬指導の検討

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