Actitan:治疗腹泻的天然复方制剂--来自患者、药剂师和医生的横断面调查研究的启示

R. Cioeta, Paola Muti, M. Rigoni, Andrea Cossu, Emiliano Giovagnoni
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腹泻仍然是一个全球性的健康问题,因为急性腹泻有脱水的风险,而急性和慢性腹泻都会严重影响患者的生活质量,降低工作效率。由天然分子复合物组成的创新医疗设备 Actitan 可以有效治疗各种原因引起的腹泻。这项上市后横断面研究旨在评估患者/儿童护理人员、医生和药剂师对成人(Actitan-P)和儿童(Actitan-F)两种制剂的疗效、安全性和使用模式的认知。参与者填写了在线问卷,问卷中包含封闭式多选题,采用口头 5 点李克特量表评分。这些调查是通过在线平台 Real World Data 进行的,该平台为患者、医生和药剂师提供数字问卷。针对两种制剂分别进行了两次调查,共有 2630 人参与(1488 人参与 Actitan-P,1142 人参与 Actitan-F)。总体而言,调查结果表明该产品具有很高的疗效和安全性。对于 Actitan-F,96% 以上的护理人员将其安全性评为 "良好 "或 "优秀",92% 以上的护理人员将其疗效评为 "良好 "或 "优秀"。Actitan-P 也获得了积极的反馈:近 86% 的患者表示疗效良好/出色,93% 以上的患者将安全性评为良好或优秀。这些积极评价得到了医生和药剂师的证实,他们也没有报告不良反应。总之,这项研究证实了 Actitan 是治疗不同病因和不同患者群体(包括幼儿)腹泻的一种安全有效的选择。
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Actitan: A Natural Complex for Managing Diarrhea—Insights from Cross-Sectional Survey Research Involving Patients, Pharmacists and Physicians
Diarrhea continues to be a global health problem as acute diarrhea carries the risk of dehydration, while both acute and chronic diarrhea can significantly affect patients’ quality of life and reduce productivity. The innovative medical device Actitan, which consists of a complex of natural molecules, could be an effective option for the treatment of diarrhea from various causes. The aim of this post-market cross-sectional study was to evaluate the perceived efficacy, safety and usage pattern of the two formulations for adults (Actitan-P) and children (Actitan-F) among patients/child caregivers, physicians and pharmacists. Participants completed online questionnaires with closed multiple-choice questions that were rated on a verbal 5-point Likert scale. These surveys were conducted via the online platform Real World Data, which provides digital questionnaires for patients, doctors and pharmacists. Two separate surveys were conducted for the two formulations, with a total of 2630 participants (1488 participants for Actitan-P and 1142 participants for Actitan-F). Overall, the results indicate a high level of efficacy and safety of the product. In the case of Actitan-F, more than 96% of caregivers rated safety as good or excellent, and over 92% rated efficacy as good or excellent. Actitan-P also received positive feedback: nearly 86% of patients reported good/excellent efficacy, and more than 93% rated safety as good or excellent. These positive evaluations were confirmed by physicians and pharmacists, who also did not report adverse effects. In summary, this study confirms the role of Actitan as a safe and effective option for the treatment of diarrhea of different causes and in different patient groups, including young children.
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