<![CDATA[Background of Study: Drug rationality is an important aspect to ensure the achievement of therapeutic effects and improve the quality of life of patients with the criteria of the right drug, right dose, right diagnosis and right indication. Meanwhile, thet use oft a drugt is saidt to bet irrationalt if thet possibilityt of negativet impactst receivedt by thet patientt is greatert than its benefitstt.Aims and Scope of Paper: This study aimst to determine the descriptiont of the rationalityt of Denguet Hemorrhagict Fevert (DHF) treatment in hospitalized patients at RSI Siti Aisyah Madiun in terms of the right drug, right dose, right diagnosis, and right indication.Method: The study used was an observationalt study conductedt retrospectively with univariate analysis and purposive sampling techniques.Results: The use of drugs for Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) from the electrolyte fluid group, namely asering infusion 22.56%, RL infusion 33.83%, NS infusion 23.31%, D5 infusion 0.45% 20.30%, and for the antipyretic group, namely paracetamol 100%, for the antiemetic group, namely ondansetron 67.67%, metoclopramide 32.33% while from the supplement and vitamin group, namely curcuma 77.44% and psidii 22.56%. The rationality of drug use includes 100% correct drug, 97.74% correct dose, and 100% correct diagnosis and 100% correct indication.Conclusion: Based on the variables tested, thet rationalityt of the uset of drugs for Dengue Hemorrhagict Fevert (DHF) has met the criteria for rationality of treatment.]]>
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