Quantitative Analysis of Medication Management and Use in Bima Regional Public Hospital

Banyaknya jumlah obat-obatan di rumah sakit seringkali meningkatkan risiko ketidaktepatan dalam manajemen persediaan farmasi, oleh karena itu, perlu dilakukan studi pengelolaan dan penggunaannya. Penelitian ini dimaksudkan untuk mengkaji efektivitas penggunaan obat Bima, Nusa Tenggara Barat. Adapun metode penelitian bersifat observasional retrospektif. Analisa data secara deskriptif. Evaluasi pada tahap perencanaan, pengadaan, penyimpanan pendistribusian, sedangkan evaluasi dengan menghitung DDD/100 patient-days antibiotika yang paling banyak digunakan. Hasil diperoleh tiga jenis matrik AV yaitu Ringer Lactat, Fentanil Tetagam; satu vital Matrik BV, anti bisa ular; sembilan CV Aminophylline inj 24mg, Serum tetanus 1.500IU, Fenobarbital inj, Levosol Magnesium sulfat 20%, Norepinefrin Otsu D40, MgSO4 40, Pethidine 50mg/ml. Kesesuaian dana pengadaan 107,3% rerata ketepatan 275%; terdapat 2 rusak (0,476 %). 12 injeksi total 45,44 patient-days. Kesimpulan: temuan memberikan gambaran informasi awal dapat digunakan menyempurnakan praktek lebih efektif efisien sakit-rumah khususnya RSUD Bima masa mendatang.The large number of medications circulating in hospitals may increase the risks mismanagement pharmaceutical inventory; hence studies on management and use medication are needed. This present study aims to analyse Regional Public Hospital. is a retrospective observational study, using descriptive analysis. The analysis was conducted for planning, procurement, storage distribution stages; while evaluation done antibiotic injections commonly prescribed results showed that planning stage, three were category (i.e. Lactated Ringer’s Infusion, Fentanyl Tetagam Inj.); one BV anti-snake venom serum); nine Inj. Anti-Tetanus 1500 IU, Phenobarbital Inj., Sulphate Norepinephrine OTSU D40 MgSO4-40 50 mg/ml). conformity procurement funding 107.3%, accuracy process (medication purchased/prescribed) there two damaged products during (0.476 found 45.44 findings this provides baseline optimising future practices hospitals, especially