Providing Drug Information for Enhancing Drug-Related QOL of Patients. As Seen from the Standpoint of Medical Institutions.:-As Seen from the Standpoint of Medical Institutions-

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The public opinion of Japanese people towards medical care has changed from its previous "doctor-led form" to a "patient participation form, " with the patient being significantly involved in the course of medical treatment. From the standpoint of medical institutions, "providing drug information" can be separated into information provided to the medical staff and information provided to the patient. Regarding the problem of how to provide drug information to patients, it is necessary to shift one's point of view from enhancing patient compliance (pharmaceutical QOL) to the idea of "supporting patients to obtain risk management ability." The side that provides information is undecided as to "what to inform the patient about" and "how to present the information to the patient, " whereas the patients and their families are unsure of "how to ask" and "who to ask, " which reveals that the problems of both sides are inseparably connected to each other. Providing drug information requires the provision of necessary information to those who need information at the time they need the information as well as efficient usage of the information.
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