Utilization of antimicrobial at haematology ward in Ampang Hospital / Noridayu Tumiran

Introduction: Antimicrobial are among the most utilized drugs where yearly expenditure increased is parallel with usage and could lead to antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Drug utilization review is the recommended method to provide an insight on the pattern of use, determinants of use, quality of use...

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Main Author:	Tumiran, Noridayu
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2015
Subjects:	QR Microbiology
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.261592019-11-25T04:50:16Z Utilization of antimicrobial at haematology ward in Ampang Hospital / Noridayu Tumiran 2015 Tumiran, Noridayu QR Microbiology RM Therapeutics. Pharmacology Introduction: Antimicrobial are among the most utilized drugs where yearly expenditure increased is parallel with usage and could lead to antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Drug utilization review is the recommended method to provide an insight on the pattern of use, determinants of use, quality of use and outcome of use. Objectives: The objective of the study is to describe the patterns of use of selected antimicrobial prescribing among haematology patients in Ampang Hospital. The specific objectives are to examine the prescribing of antimicrobials is in concordance to the current guideline, to determine the rational of antimicrobials prescribed by estimating the defined daily dose (DDD), to describe the pattern of usage and to identify factors that influence pattern of antimicrobial usage. Method: This is descriptive retrospective drug utilization study of antimicrobials among haematological patient in Ampang Hospital. The study was conducted on haematology patients because of their differences in health background, such as immunocompromised, compromised state, and others hematologic patient condition. Patient data who were antimicrobial user were extracted from electronic system namely e-HIS system. The defined daily dose (DDD) was applied in the analysis and the comparison data. Results and discussion: A total of 152 patients data were evaluated with the mean age of 46 years old (SD 16.9). There were 40 antibacterial, 8 antifungal and 2 antiviral agents. The low cases of antifungal and antiviral drug used were because it as an adjunct therapy for patients with fever neutropenic sepsis, stem cell transplants procedure and common fungal and viral infection. Majority of patients received antimicrobial agents within 7 days of treatment. Regardless of age category, gender, race, and diagnosis, there is no difference of antimicrobial prescribing generally, most of the antimicrobial prescribed adhered to the current guideline. Statistically significant association were between diagnosis and prescriber category and CNS result with antibacterial only versus a combination of antimicrobial (p<0.05). Based on the DDD the most prescribed antimicrobials were cefepime injection (222), meropenem injection (96.31) and piperacillin/tazobactam injection (51.39) for the antibacterial, fluconazole capsule (53.79) for antifungal and acyclovir tablet (8.74) for antiviral drugs. VEN analysis showed that the highest usage for antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral were linezolid injection, caspofungin injection and acyclovir tablet respectively. Conclusion: The results of this study showed that antimicrobial agents patterns of use at the haematology wards are in accordance with standard therapy guideline. 2015 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/26159/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/26159/1/TM_NORIDAYU%20TUMIRAN%20PH%2015_5.pdf text en public masters UiTM Faculty of Pharmacy
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spellingShingle	QR Microbiology QR Microbiology Tumiran, Noridayu Utilization of antimicrobial at haematology ward in Ampang Hospital / Noridayu Tumiran
description	Introduction: Antimicrobial are among the most utilized drugs where yearly expenditure increased is parallel with usage and could lead to antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Drug utilization review is the recommended method to provide an insight on the pattern of use, determinants of use, quality of use and outcome of use. Objectives: The objective of the study is to describe the patterns of use of selected antimicrobial prescribing among haematology patients in Ampang Hospital. The specific objectives are to examine the prescribing of antimicrobials is in concordance to the current guideline, to determine the rational of antimicrobials prescribed by estimating the defined daily dose (DDD), to describe the pattern of usage and to identify factors that influence pattern of antimicrobial usage. Method: This is descriptive retrospective drug utilization study of antimicrobials among haematological patient in Ampang Hospital. The study was conducted on haematology patients because of their differences in health background, such as immunocompromised, compromised state, and others hematologic patient condition. Patient data who were antimicrobial user were extracted from electronic system namely e-HIS system. The defined daily dose (DDD) was applied in the analysis and the comparison data. Results and discussion: A total of 152 patients data were evaluated with the mean age of 46 years old (SD 16.9). There were 40 antibacterial, 8 antifungal and 2 antiviral agents. The low cases of antifungal and antiviral drug used were because it as an adjunct therapy for patients with fever neutropenic sepsis, stem cell transplants procedure and common fungal and viral infection. Majority of patients received antimicrobial agents within 7 days of treatment. Regardless of age category, gender, race, and diagnosis, there is no difference of antimicrobial prescribing generally, most of the antimicrobial prescribed adhered to the current guideline. Statistically significant association were between diagnosis and prescriber category and CNS result with antibacterial only versus a combination of antimicrobial (p<0.05). Based on the DDD the most prescribed antimicrobials were cefepime injection (222), meropenem injection (96.31) and piperacillin/tazobactam injection (51.39) for the antibacterial, fluconazole capsule (53.79) for antifungal and acyclovir tablet (8.74) for antiviral drugs. VEN analysis showed that the highest usage for antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral were linezolid injection, caspofungin injection and acyclovir tablet respectively. Conclusion: The results of this study showed that antimicrobial agents patterns of use at the haematology wards are in accordance with standard therapy guideline.
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author	Tumiran, Noridayu
author_facet	Tumiran, Noridayu
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title	Utilization of antimicrobial at haematology ward in Ampang Hospital / Noridayu Tumiran
title_short	Utilization of antimicrobial at haematology ward in Ampang Hospital / Noridayu Tumiran
title_full	Utilization of antimicrobial at haematology ward in Ampang Hospital / Noridayu Tumiran
title_fullStr	Utilization of antimicrobial at haematology ward in Ampang Hospital / Noridayu Tumiran
title_full_unstemmed	Utilization of antimicrobial at haematology ward in Ampang Hospital / Noridayu Tumiran
title_sort	utilization of antimicrobial at haematology ward in ampang hospital / noridayu tumiran
granting_institution	UiTM
granting_department	Faculty of Pharmacy
publishDate	2015
url	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/26159/1/TM_NORIDAYU%20TUMIRAN%20PH%2015_5.pdf
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Utilization of antimicrobial at haematology ward in Ampang Hospital / Noridayu Tumiran

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