日本四家疗养院药物不良事件和用药失误的流行病学:日本药物不良事件(JADE)研究

Nobutaka Ayani, N. Oya, Riki Kitaoka, Akiko Kuwahara, T. Morimoto, M. Sakuma, J. Narumoto
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背景在世界范围内,超级老龄化社会的出现增加了需要支持日常活动的老年人的数量。许多养老院的老年居民服用药物治疗慢性病;然而,很少有关于NHs药物安全性的报道,尤其是来自非西方国家的报道。目的了解日本老年NHs中药物不良事件(ADEs)和用药失误(ME)的发生率和性质。设计、设置和参与者日本NHs药物不良事件研究是一项前瞻性队列研究,在日本四家NHs为老年人进行了为期1年的所有居民(短期入院除外)研究。测量受过培训的医生和心理学家,分别为5名和6名,审查了所有住院患者的图表,以确定疑似ADE和ME,然后由医生在排除不合格事件后将其分为ADE、潜在ADE和其他ME,以评估其严重性和可预防性。ADE和可预防性的kappa评分分别为0.89和0.79。结果我们招募了459名住院患者,这产生了3315个月的住院观察时间。在研究期间,我们确定了1207例ADE和600例ME(发病率分别为每100个居民月36.4例和18.1例)。大约三分之一的ADE是可以预防的,在监测阶段最常观察到脑脊髓炎(72%,433/600),71%的脑脊髓炎是由于医生处方后观察不足而发生的。结论在日本,ADE和ME在NHs的老年居民中很常见。需要对NHs的用药前和入院后进行评估和适当调整,以提高用药安全性,尤其是当一名医生负责为住院患者开具大多数药物时,就像日本通常的情况一样。
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Epidemiology of adverse drug events and medication errors in four nursing homes in Japan: the Japan Adverse Drug Events (JADE) Study
Background Worldwide, the emergence of super-ageing societies has increased the number of older people requiring support for daily activities. Many elderly residents of nursing homes (NHs) take drugs to treat chronic conditions; however, there are few reports of medication safety in NHs, especially from non-western countries. Objective We examined the incidence and nature of adverse drug events (ADEs) and medication errors (MEs) in NHs for the elderly in Japan. Design, setting, and participants The Japan Adverse Drug Events Study for NHs is a prospective cohort study that was conducted among all residents, except for short-term admissions, at four NHs for older people in Japan for 1 year. Measurements Trained physicians and psychologists, five and six in number, respectively, reviewed all charts of the residents to identify suspected ADEs and MEs, which were then classified by the physicians into ADEs, potential ADEs and other MEs after the exclusion of ineligible events, for the assessment of their severity and preventability. The kappa score for presence of an ADE and preventability were 0.89 and 0.79, respectively. Results We enrolled 459 residents, and this yielded 3315 resident-months of observation time. We identified 1207 ADEs and 600 MEs (incidence: 36.4 and 18.1 per 100 resident-months, respectively) during the study period. About one-third of ADEs were preventable, and MEs were most frequently observed in the monitoring stage (72%, 433/600), with 71% of the MEs occurring due to inadequate observation following the physician’s prescription. Conclusion In Japan, ADEs and MEs are common among elderly residents of NHs. The assessment and appropriate adjustment of medication preadmission and postadmission to NHs are needed to improve medication safety, especially when a single physician is responsible for prescribing most medications for the residents, as is usually the case in Japan.
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