Tianjin: The proportion of prescription antibiotics does not exceed 20%

The Ministry of Health recently carried out special inspections on antibacterial drugs in some medical institutions in provinces and cities across the country. The Third Central Hospital of the City ranked No. 1 in the comprehensive rank of tertiary hospitals in the country, and No. 1 in the No. 1 Affiliated Hospital of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The city's Ninghe County Hospital ranks first in the comprehensive ranking of national secondary hospitals.

According to briefings, from 1998 to 2003, the use rate of antibiotics in major hospitals in this Municipality was above 75%. However, if the use of antibiotics is not controlled, patients may face druglessness in the future as their drug resistance continues to increase. The condition of the doctor. In this special rectification campaign for the clinical application of antibacterial drugs, Sanzhong Hospital has reduced the number of antibacterial drugs from 57 to 45. The antibacterial drug use intensity has dropped from 57 DDD (Note: DDD refers to the daily limit dose for adults) to 40 DDD. The utilization rate dropped from 63.1% to 51.4%, the proportion of antibacterial prescriptions for outpatients dropped from 17.1% to 13.6%, the utilization rate of type I surgical antibiotics dropped from 73.8% to 29.5%, and the rate of eliciting the use of antibiotics for treatment was 49.5%. The rise was 75.3%. At the same time, the hospital set up special incentives for rational drug use, motivated each employee, paid attention to rational drug use, promoted rational drug use, and participated in rational drug administration. Since 2005, it has gradually reduced the ratio of ward system drugs by 8 times. The proportion of drugs this year is 40.4% is located in the top three hospitals in the city.

It is reported that the Health Bureau of this Municipality has formulated the “Special Remediation Program for the Clinical Application of Antimicrobial Agents”, requiring that the use rate of antimicrobial drugs in hospitalized patients not exceed 60%, the proportion of antibacterial drug prescriptions in out-patient clinics should not exceed 20%, and that of tertiary hospitals should not exceed 50. There are no more than 35 secondary hospitals.