英文摘要 |
In the post-liver transplantation outpatient clinic, several issues like the optimal medication timing, prescription dosage, and blood sampling timing were critically related to the clinical adverse events. Hence, a protocol has been advocated to improve the medication accuracy for this particular population. Based on our study, the medication accuracy at this clinic was merely 85.7%. The causative analysis revealed that suboptimal patient’s recognition of the medications (79%), neglected dosage readjustment, absence of standard prescription instruction and follow-up, and absence of paradigms and instruments for prescription instruction were related to the unfavorable outcomes. Therefore, several measures were adopted, including delivery of prescription readjustment notification and standard prescription instruction, adoption of paradigms for prescription instruction, and organization of group educational seminar. Accuracy of medication and optimal patient’s recognition of the medications were increased to 100% and 96.8%, respectively. Based on our experience, we conclude that the medication accuracy and the patient’s recognition of the medications can be improved by the efforts of group practice. |