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24/Jun/2024
DOI: 10.31744/einstein_journal/2024AO0707
Highlights Up to 75% of COVID-19 telemedicine patients receive unnecessary drugs; this highlights the need for research. This study assessed the effect of guideline training and feedback on 200,000 telemedicine visits in Brazil. Under 2% of patients with COVID-19 received non-guideline recommended antimicrobials, reflecting high adherence rates. Targeted interventions significantly enhance guideline compliance for safer telemedicine prescriptions. ABSTRACT Objective: The quality of care and safety for Telemedicine-discharged patients with suspected respiratory infections are closely related to low rates of prescriptions […]
Keywords: Communicable diseases; Coronavirus infections; COVID-19; Drug prescriptions; Guideline adherence; Patient discharge; Prescriptions; Quality Indicators, Health Care; Referral and consultation; Respiratory tract infections; Telemedicine
03/Nov/2021
DOI: 10.31744/einstein_journal/2021AO6451
ABSTRACT Objective: To characterize the situation of breastfeeding and the adequacy of prescription of infant formulas to infants assisted by a secondary care program of the Public Health System. Methods: This is a cross-sectional study with analysis of medical records of 350 infants from zero to 6 months, followed up between February to April 2019. Results: The possibility of breastfeeding was present in 97.0% of mothers and no infant presented an acceptable medical condition for proscription of breastfeeding. Despite this, […]
Keywords: Breast feeding; Infant formula; Prescriptions; Unified Health System
13/Feb/2020
DOI: 10.31744/einstein_journal/2020AO4995
ABSTRACT Objective To describe antiretroviral treatment regimens prescribed and their compliance with the Clinical Protocol and Therapy Guidelines of the Ministry of Health for the management of HIV infection. Methods Observational and descriptive study. Secondary data of the state of Paraná (Brazil) on drugs, treatment regimens, lines of treatment and number of individuals on treatment, from January to June 2018, were accessed at the Antiretroviral Agents Logistic Control System. Combinations of antiretroviral drugs (treatment regimens) were compared according to the […]
Keywords: Anti-retroviral agents; Clinical protocols; Combined modality therapy; Guidelines; Observational study; Prescriptions