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- W2895724242 abstract "Introduction . The overuse of antimicrobial agents, and poor adherence to infection control measures are leading factors in the development of bacterial resistance. Despite the existence of numerous guidelines for the management of patients with different sites of infections up to 50% of assignments of antimicrobial agents does not follow them. Aim . The aim of the study is to evaluate the structure and dynamics of the consumption of antimicrobial agents for systemic use in the multidisciplinary hospitals of St. Petersburg in 2014–2015. Materials and methods. From the database of IMS Health were selected information regarding the supply of antimicrobial agents for systemic use (ATC code J01) in hospitals of St.Petersburg in 2014–2015. The Number of purchased antimicrobial drugs (g) is translated into a number of Defined Daily Dose (DDDh) for each international non-proprietary name. Results. The level of consumption of AMP in 2014 was 83,3 DDDh/100 bed-days. In 2015, this figure amounted to 50,5 DDDh/100 bed-days. 70% of consumption of antimicrobial drug for systemic use in multidisciplinary hospitals amounted to 3 groups: fluoroquinolones, cephalosporins and semisynthetic penicillins. In 2015, in comparison with the previous year absolute value of fluoroquinolones decreased by 58% in favor of cephalosporins (+15%) while reducing the total number of DDDs used system antimicrobial agents (-40,5%), which is probably connected with the introduction into clinical practice of Russian clinical guidelines for the treatment of infections of various localizations and the perioperative antibiotic prophylaxis. There was growth in the number of purchased carbapenems and macrolides (+21 and +7% respectively) and significant decrease in the absolute number of purchased aminoglycosides (61%), with significant reduction in the consumption of expensive drugs: tigecycline, polymyxin, daptomycin, cefoperazone/sulbactam. Conclusion . The level and structure of consumption of antimicrobial agents corresponds to global data. The implementation of monitoring of antimicrobial therapy is an important factor influencing the volume and structure of consumption of antibacterial drugs." @default.
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- W2895724242 date "2018-10-07" @default.
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- W2895724242 title "ANALYSIS OF CONSUMPTION OF ANTIBACTERIAL DRUGS FOR SYSTEMIC USE IN HOSPITALS OF SAINT PETERSBURG IN 2014–2015" @default.
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