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目的 基于加權(quán)TOPSIS法構(gòu)建脯氨酸恒格列凈藥物利用評價(DUE)標準,為臨床合理性用藥提供科學依據(jù)。方法 以脯氨酸恒格列凈說明書為基礎(chǔ),結(jié)合相關(guān)指南和專家共識建立脯氨酸恒格列凈DUE標準;并運用加權(quán)TOPSIS法對廣東醫(yī)科大學附屬醫(yī)院2023年10月—2024年12月使用了脯氨酸恒格列凈的住院患者病例進行DUE,并根據(jù)評價結(jié)果進行分析與評價。結(jié)果 7項指標對應(yīng)的相對權(quán)重分別為20.24%、19.05%、14.76%、15.95%、7.86%、10.48%、11.67%;Ci≥0.8有312例(60.47%),0.6≤Ci<0.8有148例(28.68%),Ci<0.6有56例(10.85%);56例不合理用藥主要集中在觀察與監(jiān)測、不良反應(yīng)、特殊人群、藥物相互作用4個方面。結(jié)論 加權(quán)TOPSIS法能夠為臨床藥師提供有針對性的藥學干預(yù)措施,本院脯氨酸恒格列凈的使用情況整體良好,但仍需針對存在的問題加強監(jiān)管,以優(yōu)化臨床用藥實踐。
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Objective Based on the weighted TOPSIS method, the drug utilization evaluation (DUE) criteria of henagliflozin proline was established to provide scientific basis for clinical rational drug use. Methods The DUE of henagliflozin proline were established through a combination of its instructions, pertinent guidelines, and expert consensuses. The weighted TOPSIS method was utilized to assess the DUE of hospitalized patients who were prescribed henagliflozin proline at Guangdong Medical University Affiliated Hospital between October 2023 and December 2024. Subsequently, the findings were subjected to analysis and evaluation. Results Relative weights of the seven indicators were as follows: 20.24%, 19.05%, 14.76%, 15.95%, 7.86%, 10.48%, and 11.67%, respectively. Among the 312 cases with Ci≥0.8 (60.47%), there were 148 cases (28.68%) with 0.6≤Ci<0.8, and 56 cases (10.85%) with Ci<0.6. The primary areas of irrational drug use identified were observation and monitoring, adverse reaction, special populations and drug interactions. Conclusion Weighted TOPSIS method can offer precise pharmaceutical interventions for clinical pharmacists. While the overall utilization of henagliflozin proline in our hospital is satisfactory, there is a need to enhance monitoring of current issues to enhance the optimization of clinical medication practices.
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R977
[基金項目]
廣東省基礎(chǔ)與應(yīng)用基礎(chǔ)研究基金課題(2023A1515110955);廣東省醫(yī)學會臨床科研專項基金項目(2024HY-A1002);北京醫(yī)學獎勵基金課題(YXJL-2023-0314-0210)