重复使用z-催眠的患者特征:台湾一项基于人群的研究

Pei-Hua Hsieh MS , Wan-Hsuan Lu MS , Tsung-Yu Pai BS , Churn-Shiouh Gau PhD , Chia-Yi Wu RN, PhD , Fei-Yuan Hsiao PhD
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背景/目的在过去十年中,人们注意到非苯二氮卓类催眠药的处方显著增加。在过量使用z催眠药后,出现了一些安全问题。本研究旨在利用台湾国家健康保险研究资料库,以z-催眠药物供应时间重叠者为研究对象(那些在同一天接受了多个z催眠处方的人)、疑似重复使用者(那些接受了7天以上重叠供应的多个z催眠药处方的人,以及非重复使用者。我们调查了这些z催眠药使用者的人口统计学特征以及z催眠术处方(持续时间、每日消费量和提供者特征)。其中近20%是重复用户(n=29948)和疑似重复用户(n=16899)。与非重复用户相比,重复用户和疑似重复用户更有可能是男性和老年人。大约一半的疑似重复使用者(51.8%)和非重复使用者(47.0%)从初级保健诊所获得了z催眠处方,而重复使用者从大都市医院(29.9%)和学术医疗中心(26.2%)获得了z催眠药处方z催眠药。高达31.0%的重复z催眠药用户收到>;如果将1天内收到的所有处方相加,则为1个定义的每日剂量/天。结论重复的z催眠使用者更有可能收到持续时间长、每日剂量高的处方。建议医疗保健专业人员和政策制定者加大力度处理这一紧迫的药物安全问题。
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Characterization of patients with duplicated z-hypnotic use: A population-based study in Taiwan

Background/Purpose

A significant increase in the prescribing of nonbenzodiazepine hypnotic agents (z-hypnotics) has been noticed in the past decade. Several safety concerns have emerged after the excessive use of z-hypnotics. This study aims to characterize the z-hypnotics users with a focus on those with overlapping duration of z-hypnotics supply by using Taiwan's National Health Insurance Research Database.

Methods

Incident z-hypnotic users who received at least one z-hypnotic prescription from outpatient settings during 2001–2010 were identified and classified into three groups: duplicated users (those who received multiple z-hypnotic prescriptions on the same day), suspected duplicated users (those who received multiple z-hypnotic prescriptions with 7+ days of overlapping supply), and nonduplicated users. We examined the demographic profiles of these z-hypnotic users as well as z-hypnotics prescriptions (duration, daily consumption, and characteristics of providers).

Results

We identified 242,412 incident users of z-hypnotics with 2.4 million z-hypnotic prescriptions during the 10-year study. Almost 20% of them were duplicated (n = 29,948) and suspected duplicated users (n = 16,899). Duplicated and suspected duplicated users were more likely to be male and in their old age compared to the nonduplicated users. Approximately half of the suspected duplicated users (51.8%) and nonduplicated users (47.0%) received their z-hypnotic prescriptions from primary care clinics while duplicated users received their z-hypnotic prescriptions from metropolitan hospitals (29.9%) and academic medical center (26.2%). Duplicated z-hypnotic users were more likely to receive more days' supply and higher daily dose of z-hypnotics. Up to 31.0% of duplicated z-hypnotics users received > 1 defined daily dose/day if adding all prescriptions they received within 1 day.

Conclusion

Duplicated z-hypnotic users were more likely to receive prescriptions with long duration and high daily dose. Healthcare professionals and policy makers are recommended to put more efforts into dealing with this urgent drug safety issue.

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