H Mangray, S Madziba, A Ngobese, M T D Smith, D L Clarke
A dedicated quality improvement programme can increase access to paediatric minimal access surgery in South Africa
South African journal of surgery. Suid-Afrikaanse tydskrif vir chirurgie
information impacts comprehensive pharmaceutical care program cpcp identification resolution drugrelated problems drps needed study aimed researching characteristics drps osteoporosis patients evaluating effect cpcp identifying addressing drps performed prospective interventional study teaching hospital cpcp established conducted identify resolve drps multidisciplinary team mdt based pharmaceutical care network europe pcne classification v90 six pharmacists one doctor worked directly study data obtained electronic medical records direct observation visits statistical analyses performed using spss statistics software version 260 two hundred nineteen patients osteoporosis included final analysis total 343 drps identified average 157 drps per patient common drps identified treatment safety p2 668 229343 followed p3 210 72343 treatment effectiveness p1 122 42343 primary causes drps dose selection c3 359 211588 followed drug use process c6 289 170588 drug selection c1 126 74588 seven hundred eleven interventions proposed address 343 drps average 21 interventions per drp acceptance rate reached 959 910 accepted interventions fully implemented result 30 drps unsolved discharge additionally number drugs found associated number drps significantly p 0023 drps frequently occurred hospitalized osteoporosis patients cpcp could effect option solve reduce drps osteoporosis patients implemented widely increase patient safety