Analysis of antimicrobial use and cost-benefit rationality in medical emergency department

Abstract

Rational use of antimicrobial agents can reduce the burden of patients, reduce adverse drug reactions and effectively cure bacterial infections. In this paper the analysis is done on the antimicrobial use and cost-benefit rationality in medical emergency department. Based on the analysis of the use of antibiotics in hospital emergency department, Antimicrobial prescription accounting for 44.26% of the total prescription, involving cephalosporins, fluoroquinolones, macrolides, cephalosporins. According to the stakeholder theory, the use of antimicrobial agents involves multiple interests, too much emphasis on any party also affect the rational use of antimicrobial drugs. Pharmacy management departments need to develop a reasonable and scientific list of antimicrobial drugs, standard training people to correctly use the knowledge of antimicrobial drugs