Medication Instruction for Child Patients with Epilepsy. (IV). Survey of Patient Consideration after Leaves Hospital.

Japanese Journal of Hospital Pharmacy Pub Date : 1999-01-01 DOI:10.5649/jjphcs1975.25.48

M. Moriyama, K. Furuno, S. Yamashita, H. Araki, S. Sanada, E. Oka, Y. Gomita

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We conducted an anonymous questionnaire mail survey on patients, who had received medication instructions while hospitalized and were later discharged from the Department of Child Neurology from the first of October 1993 to the end of November 1995. The average age of the patients was 5.4 (0-21) years old, and the average frequency of medication instruction was 8.4 (1-46) times. The results of the overall evaluation from patients and/or their family to the medication instruction was “It was good” ; 92.3%, “Can not judge” ; 6.6%, and “It was bad” ; 1.1%, Moreover, it was “Necessary” ; 93.4%, “Not necessary” ; 1.1%, and “Can not judge” ; 5.5%. Regarding the question “Were the medication instructions sufficient?” “It was good” was 92.3% as an overall evaluation. Therefore, the medication instructions were generally considered to be good by the patients and/or their family. The results obtained from this survey were thus valuable in evaluating the medication instructions for child epilepsy patients.

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儿童癫痫患者用药指南。(四)患者出院后的考虑情况调查。

我们对1993年10月1日至1995年11月底住院期间接受药物指导并后来从儿童神经内科出院的患者进行了匿名问卷邮件调查。患者平均年龄5.4岁(0 ~ 21岁)，平均用药指导次数8.4次(1 ~ 46次)。患者及/或家属对用药指导的总体评价为“良好”;92.3%，“无法判断”;6.6%，“很糟糕”;1.1%，而且“有必要”;93.4%，“没有必要”;1.1%，“无法判断”;5.5%。关于“用药说明是否充分?”总体评价“还不错”的占92.3%。因此，患者和/或其家属通常认为药物说明是好的。因此，本调查结果对评估儿童癫痫患者的用药指导有价值。

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