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摘要
背景:药房是小病患者首选的接触渠道。鉴于流行性感冒和急性儿童腹泻的发病率和严重程度都在上升，应审查药房工作人员的作用和表现。设计与方法:自愿招募并培训一组药学专业学生，让他们在芹苴市六个区选择228家社区药店，扮演模拟顾客的角色。这个过程从2021年到2022年进行。结果:该研究显示，症状的详细信息是最常见的询问(99.2%的场景1)。咨询质量较差，85%的病例记录没有流感情况的医疗指南。同时，近五分之四的药剂师提供剂量摄入说明。流感和水样腹泻的服务时间也有统计学差异(p < 0.05, CI = 95%)。结论:总体而言，社区药师的临床实践令人失望，远低于预期。
Evaluation of routine practices of dispensing pattern among community pharmacists in Can Tho city, Vietnam: A cross-sectional simulated patient approach.
Background: Drugstores are preferred patients' channels of contact when getting minor ailments. Given the hike in both the prevalence and severity of influenza and acute childhood diarrhea, the role, and performances of pharmacy staff should be examined.
Design and methods: A team of pharmacy students was voluntarily recruited and trained to play the role of simulated customer visiting 228 chosen community pharmacies in six districts in Can Tho city. This process is conducted from 2021 to 2022.
Results: The study reveals detailed information about symptoms is the most common inquiry (99.2% in scenario 1). The consulting quality is poor, 85% of instances recorded to have no medical guidelines for influenza circumstances. Meanwhile, nearly four-fifths of pharmacists provide instructions on dosage intake. It is also found that length of services is statistically different between influenza and watery diarrhea (p < 0.05, CI = 95%).
Conclusions: Clinical practices of community pharmacists, overall, are disappointing and far below expectations.
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