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J Palliat Care Med
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http://dx.doi.org/10.4172/2165-7386.C1.006SIGNIFICANTPLACEBO:THEEFFECTOFSPIRITUALPSYCHOTHERAPYONSOMECYTOKINES
IN FEMALE PATIENTS WITH BREAST CANCER
Shahram Vaziri
a
, Farah Lotfi Kashani
a
, Mohammad Esmaeel Akbari
b
and Yashar Vaziri
c
a
Islamic Azad University, Iran.
b
Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Iran.
c
Tehran University of Medical Sciences,Iran
T
he aim of this study was to determine the effect of spiritual psychotherapy on some cytokines (TNFa, IFNg, IL-10, hs-CRP)
in cancer patients. Therefore, in a quasi-experimental research, 25 female patients with BC were selected and divided into
two groups of experimental and control randomly. Experimental group were undergoing therapeutic protocols for 12 sessions.
Control group did not undergo any psychological intervention. Both groups were assessed on some cytokines before and after
the intervention. Measured variables were IL-10, IFNg, TNFa, hs-CRP. Analysis of mixed variances of the data indicates that
spiritual psychotherapy improved the median of cytokine levels. It seems that spiritual psychotherapy is a useful approach for
breast cancer.
lotfi.kashani@gmail.comSYSTEMATIC ASSESSMENT AND PATIENT'S DRUG PRESCRIPTION FOLLOW-UP IN LONG-
TERM CARE
S. Medjahed
a
, D. De-Falvelly
a
a
Adelaide Hautval Hospital, France
T
o optimize resident's drug prescription in long term care, we conducted a retrospective analysis of all patient's prescriptions
admitted to the department between January 1and June 30 2013. This analysis was to respond, for each drug, to the
presence of an indication of prescription, the appropriateness of the dose and the duration of prescription and to the indication
to continue the prescription beyond the date of evaluation. This analysis was performed independently by two geriatricians,
based on the data contained in the medical records of the patients considered. The justified character of a prescription was
defined from the drug authorizations market data (AMM), the French list of drugs potentially inappropriate in the elderly,
indications based on evidence and certain clinical ethic principles of geriatric medicine. For the 50 drug orders analysed,
this approach allowed an average reduction of three lines of drug prescription per resident. Non-appropriate requirements
(indication) rate was 41% of prescriptions; inappropriate times were 16% of prescriptions and non-adapted doses was 23%.
Forty three percent of drug treatments had not been continued. This systematic evaluation of drug orders on admission is now
sustainable in long-term care. This leads to correct drug prescriptions and fights against poly medication and the avoidable
supply in the elderly.
Smahane.medjahed@aphp.fr