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Rationality of Use of Antibiotic at North Region City Primary Health Care Centre in Kediri City Hanie Kusuma Wardani; Krisogonus Ephrino Seran; Yogi Bhakti Marhenta; Febriarmayenri
Strada Journal of Pharmacy Vol. 4 No. 2 (2022): October
Publisher : Universitas STRADA Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30994/sjp.v4i2.68

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The implementation of health services by ensuring safety, effectiveness, and affordable costs for people who receive treatment is one of the efforts carried out by the Rational Drug Use program. It is said that the use of drugs is rational if the patient gets treatment according to clinical needs, the dose is as needed, the drug can be used for a sufficient period of time and at an affordable cost. This study aims to determine the rationality of the use of antibiotic drugs at North Region City Primary Health Care Centre in Kediri City with the indicators of Right Indication, Right Patient, Right Drug, Right Dosage, and Beware of Drug Side Effects. This study is a descriptive study with retrospective data collection by looking at prescriptions and medical records of patients using antibiotics and supported by open interviews with pharmacists. Based on the results of the study showed that the use of antibiotics in 273 samples obtained Penicillin class antibiotics was 46.89%, Other Antibiotics of 26.01%, Antituberculosis of 8.42%, Quinolones at 11.72%, Aminoglycosides of 5.13%, Tetracyclines of 1.10%, and Macrolides of 0.73%. The percentage of rationality for the use of antibiotic drugs which includes indicators of Right Indication, Right Patient, Right Drug, Right Dosage, and Alert for Drug Side Effects is 96%.
Rationality of Use of Analgetic-Antipyretic Medicines in Northern Region Primary Health Centre of Kediri City Hanie Kusuma Wardani; Krisogonus Ephrino Seran; Elisa Nur Farida
Strada Journal of Pharmacy Vol. 2 No. 1 (2020): April
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30994/sjp.v2i1.133

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One of the efforts carried out by the national rational drug use program is health services that ensure safety, effectiveness, and affordable costs for people who receive or receive treatment. It is said that the use of drugs is rational if the patient gets treatment according to clinical needs, the dose is as needed, the drug can be used for a sufficient period of time and at affordable costs. This study aims to determine the rationality of the use of analgesic-antipyretic drugs in the Northern Region Primary Health Centre of Kediri City which includes: right indication, right patient, right drug, right dose, and alert for drug side effects. This study is a descriptive study conducted by retrospective observation and data collection by looking at prescriptions and medical record data supported by interviews with pharmacists. Based on the results of the research in the Northern Region Primary Health Centre of Kediri City, it can be found that the use of analgesic-antipyretic drugs in 304 samples was obtained paracetamol 33.88%, paracetamol liquid 18.42%, Alpara 10.20%, ibuprofen 12.17%, acid mefenamic 8.88%, diclofenac sodium 7.24%, piroxicam 4.93%, and aspirin 4.28%. The percentage of rationality of using analgesic-antipyretic drugs in the Northern Region Primary Health Centre of Kediri City, got the results, namely: right indication, right patient, right drug, right dose, and alert for drug side effects by 100%.
Co-Authors Elisa Nur Farida Febriarmayenri Hanie Kusuma Wardani Iyana Milati Azka Wijanarko Wika Admaja Wika Admaja Yogi Bhakti Marhenta Yogi Bhakti Marhenta