International Journal of Medicine and Data

Objective To discuss the effect of pharmaceutical intervention by clinical pharmacists in the management of clinical irrational drug use. Methods The computer in our hospital randomly selected 50 patients medication records from January 2019 to January 2020 as the control group, and took 70 patients from January 2020 to March 2021. The medication records of the patients were used as the observation group. The former implements conventional forms of pharmaceutical intervention, while the latter implements high-quality pharmaceutical intervention. Check the unreasonable use of prescriptions and the quality of pharmaceutical services in the two groups of patients. Results After effective intervention, the irrational use of prescriptions in the experimental group (11.43%) was improved ideally and was lower than that in the control group (28.00%). The data comparison between the groups showed that the reliability and response of patients in the experimental group after effective intervention Sexuality, assurance, empathy and tangibility were ideally improved and higher than those in the control group, with (P<0.05) representing significant differences between groups, which is of research interest. Conclusion Strengthening the management of irrational drug use from the perspective of clinical pharmacists is conducive to the formation of a good clinical drug use situation in each department, ensuring higher safety for patients during drug use, and reducing the occurrence of doctor-patient disputes. It is worth expanding the scope of clinical promotion and strength.

Clinical pharmacist; Clinical irrational drug use management; Pharmaceutical intervention effect.