Survey on antibiotics prescription and resistance on medical and dental practitioners

A. Fruitwala, Kanchan Shah, J. Landge, Nilesh Ubale, Mahesh Pund, Shelly Sharma
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The objective of this research was to find out how much medical and dental professionals and interns in Maharashtra knew about the current situation regarding usages of antibiotics and its over usage which leads to antibiotic resistance over time. A self-administered survey created with Google Forms that asks about the extent of usage of antibiotics.A survey was conducted among the medical and dental professionals practicing in the state of Maharashtra from 01 September 2023 to  15 October 2023 analyse the extent of usage of antibiotics among patients and to draw their attention towards the excessive usage of antibiotics and problems related to it with proper evidence. A total of 570 responses were obtained during the survey among which there were 17.2% medical practitioner, 28% Dental practitioner, 14.4% Medical interns and 40.4% Dental interns. During the survey it was found that 61.5%% of respondents prescribe antibiotics on a regular basis. Our study offers regional data to guide future initiatives in a nation with high antibiotic consumption rates. Through Google forms, the Modified Questionnaire was disseminated among the Maharashtra participants. Participants were made aware that the replies were kept confidential. The sole data programme choice available was MS EXCEL, which was used to code, enter, and analyze the data. For qualitative and quantitative variables as well as percentages, statistical analysis in the form of frequencies and percentages was utilized in their study.Over 60% of survey respondents prescribed antibiotics. It was discovered that over 70% of participants get patients who purchase antibiotics without a prescription. Over 70% of patients do not take their antibiotics as prescribed. It was found that about half of these individuals had at some point complained about antibiotics not working.
关于医生和牙医抗生素处方和抗药性的调查
本研究旨在了解马哈拉施特拉邦的医疗和牙科专业人员及实习生对抗生素使用现状的了解程度,以及过度使用抗生素会导致抗生素耐药性的情况。调查于 2023 年 9 月 1 日至 2023 年 10 月 15 日在马哈拉施特拉邦的医疗和牙科专业人员中进行,目的是分析患者使用抗生素的情况,并通过适当的证据提请他们注意抗生素的过度使用和相关问题。调查共收到 570 份回复,其中医生占 17.2%,牙医占 28%,实习医生占 14.4%,实习牙医占 40.4%。调查发现,61.5% 的受访者会定期开具抗生素处方。我们的研究为这个抗生素消耗率较高的国家提供了指导未来行动的地区数据。通过谷歌表格,我们向马哈拉施特拉邦的参与者分发了修改后的问卷。参与者都知道他们的回答是保密的。唯一可供选择的数据程序是 MS EXCEL,用于编码、输入和分析数据。对于定性和定量变量以及百分比,他们的研究采用了频率和百分比形式的统计分析。调查发现,超过 70% 的参与者的病人会在没有处方的情况下购买抗生素。超过 70% 的患者不按处方服用抗生素。调查发现,这些人中约有一半曾抱怨过抗生素不起作用。
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