改进的遗漏处方和不当处方(POPI)标准评价儿科患者处方质量

IF 0.4 4区 医学 Q4 PEDIATRICS
Mahshid Naserifar, Sahar Arab Yousefiabadi, Nasser Vahdati-Mashhadian, Mahshid Ataei, Nilufar Hashempour, N. Jafari, S. Eslami, Z. Taherzadeh
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背景:在儿科,许多药物未经上市许可使用。建议通常基于临床经验。因此,不适当处方(IP)的风险很高。有必要为儿童IP检测工具。目的:本研究旨在开发和验证儿科:处方遗漏和不当处方(POPI)筛查工具,以促进其在伊朗儿科实践中的使用。方法:采用前向和后向翻译程序,为目前的研究和临床环境提供一种高效有效的工具。两轮德尔菲法建立了内容效度。这些标准随后在伊朗呼罗珊拉扎维和东阿塞拜疆的儿科患者中进行了横断面研究。结果:共获得104项明确标准(79项遗漏,25项遗漏),并提交给18人专家组(包括8名药剂师、2名临床药剂师和8名在医院或社区工作的儿科医生)。然后,在提交给专家的104个标准中,经过两轮德尔菲(75个ip和23个遗漏),选出98个标准。通过专家评估获得工具的内容效度和信度(整个标准的Cronbach 's alpha: 0.60)。至少,在马什哈德,一种不适当处方药的比例为69%,几乎是大不里士(35%)的两倍。结论:修改后的POPI标准是评估医院和门诊儿科患者合理处方的第一个筛选工具。临床验证和可靠性研究需要和计划的作者来评估该工具的可用性和可靠性。
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Modified Omission of Prescriptions and Inappropriate Prescriptions (POPI) Criteria to Assess the Quality of Prescriptions to Pediatric Patients
Background: In pediatrics, many drugs are used without marketing authorization. Recommendations are often based on clinical experience. Therefore, the risk of inappropriate prescription (IP) is high. It is necessary to have a tool for pediatric IP detection. Objectives: This study was performed to develop and validate a Pediatrics: Omission of Prescriptions and Inappropriate Prescriptions (POPI) screening tool to facilitate its use in pediatric practice in Iran. Methods: Using forward- and backward-translation procedures, an efficient and effective tool was provided in the current study and clinical settings. The two-round Delphi technique established content validity. The criteria were then piloted in a cross-sectional study in the pediatric patients of Khorasan Razavi and East Azerbaijan in Iran. Results: A total of 104 explicit criteria (79 IPs and 25 omissions) were obtained and submitted to an 18-member expert panel (including 8 pharmacists, 2 clinical pharmacists, and 8 pediatricians working in a hospital or the community). Then, 98 out of the 104 criteria submitted to the experts were selected after two Delphi rounds (75 IPs and 23 omissions). The content validity and reliability of the tool were obtained by expert assessment (Cronbach’s alpha for the entire criteria: 0.60). At least, the rate of one inappropriate prescribed medication was 69% in Mashhad, almost twice that of Tabriz (35%). Conclusions: The modified POPI criteria comprise the first screening tool to assess rational prescriptions for pediatric patients in hospital and outpatient settings. Clinical validation and reliability studies are needed and planned by the authors to evaluate the usability and reliability of this tool.
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CiteScore
0.90
自引率
20.00%
发文量
75
审稿时长
6-12 weeks
期刊介绍: Iranian Journal of Pediatrics (Iran J Pediatr) is a peer-reviewed medical publication. The purpose of Iran J Pediatr is to increase knowledge, stimulate research in all fields of Pediatrics, and promote better management of pediatric patients. To achieve the goals, the journal publishes basic, biomedical, and clinical investigations on prevalent diseases relevant to pediatrics. The acceptance criteria for all papers are the quality and originality of the research and their significance to our readership. Except where otherwise stated, manuscripts are peer-reviewed by minimum three anonymous reviewers. The Editorial Board reserves the right to refuse any material for publication and advises that authors should retain copies of submitted manuscripts and correspondence as the material cannot be returned. Final acceptance or rejection rests with the Editors.
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