Indicadores de estrutura e processo na implementação de um serviço de revisão da farmacoterapia em ambulatório

• Autor(a) principal: Marques, Tatiane Cristina
• Data de Publicação: 2015
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: https://ri.ufs.br/handle/riufs/3572
• topic: Conduta do tratamento medicamentoso; Indicadores de qualidade em Assistência a Saúde; Ambulatório; Implementação; Atitudes colaborativas; Relações interprofissionais; Medication Therapy Management; Quality indicators, health care; Ambulatory care; Implementation research; Cooperative behavior; Interprofessional relations; CNPQ::CIENCIAS DA SAUDE

Introduction.The study of quality of health services constitutes a major change tool and incentive for health care services, such as pharmaceutical services, meet minimum quality standards and promote a renewal of its work culture. In Brazil, however the development and evaluation of the quality of services such as Medication Review is still in its infancy and needs to be implemented aiming to improve the practices of patient care. Aim. Evaluate structure and process indicators in the implementation of Medication Review services of the ambulatory of a university hospital. Methods. The study was structured in three stages from February 2012 to March 2015. The first stage corresponded to a methodological development research, in which structure and process indicators were collected from national and international literature for use in evaluating the Medication Review services.The second stage corresponded to translation to Portuguese and the transcultural adaptation to Brazil of Scale of Attitudes Toward Physician-Pharmacist Collaboration . The third stage corresponded to a longitudinal study evaluating the process of a collaborative practice model of Medication Review service in the ambulatory of a University Hospital of Sergipe. Results. From the literature (stage 1) were surveyed in the study, 28 indicators divided into structure criteria: physical installations, human resources, material resources, documentation and financing. The evaluation of the structural indicators of Medication Review service showed that the ambulatory has met most of the criteria submitted. About the process was able to gather 54 indicators divided into two categories: 21 technical-managerial indicators and 33 technicalassistance indicators. The second stage resulted in a translated and adapted scale for the Portuguese of Brazil used to evaluate the collaborative attitudes of pharmacists and physicians. In the third stage, the analysis of Medication Review service found that 146 patients were treated on average 2.1 ± 1.1 times during the study.The prescriptions of these patients contained3,3±1,9 drugs and24,5% of them had five or more drugs. The study identified 366 drug therapy problems (DTPs) and most frequent was a indication category (67,5%) and it was observed that patients who have had four to five pharmaceutical consultations has 1.14 times more likely to have identified their DTPs (χ2= 33,83; p<0,0001). Moreover, the analysis showed that patients who had between 1-2 pharmaceutical consultations had 1.22 times more likely to have not resolved their DTPs when compared to the group with more than 3 pharmaceutical consultations (χ2= 3,44; p<0,05). This study also reported 173 pharmaceutical interventions, of which 52,6% were intended for physicians, 46,2% for students of medicine and the most of them were accepted (98,7%). Conclusion. The structure and process indicators may be used to evaluate the implementation of Medication Review service. The pharmacist can collaborate with physicians identifying and solving DTPs, as well as assisting in the monitoring and decision making on pharmacotherapy, benefiting the patient.