International Journal of Clinical Research

Objective On the application and existing problems of antibiotics in community hospitals, propose the principles of rational use of antibiotics and control measures. Methods Select 500 outpatient antibacterial drug prescriptions and patient medical records from our outpatient management system from March 2022 to March 2024, analyze the use of antibiotics in the prescriptions, investigate the rationality of their use, evaluate the use of antibiotics, and propose corresponding control measures based on this. Results The irrational use of 500 prescriptions of antibacterial drugs was mainly manifested in the use of drugs without indications, improper combination of drugs, incorrect mode of administration, inappropriate course of treatment and improper selection of varieties. The main problems faced by the rational use of antibiotics in community hospitals include the lack of clinical medication experience of doctors, the imperfection of the hospital antimicrobial drug system, and the poor awareness of patients accurate medication. Conclusion it is necessary to strengthen the supervision and establish the basic principles of the application of antibiotics in community hospitals, and strengthen the supervision of the use of antibiotics by clinicians; Formulate the basic guidelines for the use of antibiotics in the community, determine the application conditions of antibiotics, and focus on the management of antibiotics for common diseases; To establish the process of basic antibacterial drug publicity and education, and guide patients to use drugs correctly.

Reasonable medication; Antibacterial drugs; Community hospitals