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Adherence Degree Assessment in Pediatric Patients Admitted in Referenced Emergency Unit
3rd International Conference on Clinical Pharmacy
Cinthia Madeira de Souza
University of Campinas,Brazil
Posters-Accepted Abstracts: Clin Pharmacol Biopharm
Abstract
Adherence to treatment is the degree of agreement between the behavior of a person in relation to guidelines of the physician or other healthcare professional. The aim of this study is to compare three different methods of adherence to pharmacotherapy of continuous use in pediatric patients admitted to a unit Referenced Emergency. This is a cross-sectional study, in Referenced Emergency Unit of Clinical Hospital/Unicamp. To evaluate adherence to continuous use pharmacotherapy, were used three validated questionnaires: Morisky-Green test (low, medium and high adherence score), Haynnes and Sackett test (percentage of adherence) and SMAQ (Simplified Medication Adherence Questionnaire: adhering or non-adhering). Were attended 207 patients, these patients represent 41.7% of all patients seen in Referenced Emergency Unit and are 50.2% female, with mean age 4.6 �± 4.1 years. Of these, 39 (18.8%) used at least one drug in continuous regimen. The drugs most commonly used had been polyvitamin (5; 12.8%), ferrous sulfate (4; 10.3%) and amoxicillin (4; 10.3%). Regarding degree of adherence measured by Morisky-Green test, 25.6% had high, 43.6% medium and 30.8% low adherence. In Haynnes and Sackett test, the range obtained was 42.9 to 100%. In SMAQ, 43.6% answered as adherent and 56.4% non-adherent. According to this results, it can be seen a diference between the instruments and demonstrates that there is a significant incidence of failures in drug administration. It emphasizes the importance of clinical pharmacist to guide the correct use of drugs, aimed at safety and efficacy of patient care and lower costs for public health system.Biography
Cinthia Madeira de Souza has completed her graduation in 2013 from University of Campinas (Brazil). At the moment, she is a master student of a research team focusing on pharmacovigilance and pharmacotherapy at University of Campinas, Brazil. In the last year she has published 4 papers in reputed journals.
Email: cinthiacms@gmail.com
