Authors :
Dr. Gautam Prasad Chaudhary, Mukesh Kumar Chaudhary, Dr.Mohammed Mustafa, Manisha Adhikari, Pankaj Kumar Sah, Suruchi Devkota, Umesh Kumar Yadav
Volume/Issue :
Volume 5 - 2020, Issue 4 - April
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Abstract :
Cardiovascular disease is one of the largest
causes of mortality. Cardiovascular diseases are
diseases of heart and blood vessels which include
coronary arterial disease; rheumatic heart diseases,
congenital heart diseases, deep vein thrombosis and
pulmonary embolism. As prescription audit is one of the
systematic tools for determining the quality of medical
care which also provide the documented evidence to
support diagnosis and treatment. The risk factors for
cardiovascular diseases are smoking, harmful use of
alcohol, hypertension, diabetes etc. The aim was to
study the prescription pattern of cardiac drugs in
cardiac outpatients in Crimson Hospital. Patient’s
information was collected by observing the patients
medication record with cardiovascular disease
diagnosed by a cardiologist. Total 201 patients were
included who were clinically diagnosed with
cardiovascular diseases.
Keywords :
Cardiovascular drugs, Coronary artery disease, Prescription, Prescription patter
Cardiovascular disease is one of the largest
causes of mortality. Cardiovascular diseases are
diseases of heart and blood vessels which include
coronary arterial disease; rheumatic heart diseases,
congenital heart diseases, deep vein thrombosis and
pulmonary embolism. As prescription audit is one of the
systematic tools for determining the quality of medical
care which also provide the documented evidence to
support diagnosis and treatment. The risk factors for
cardiovascular diseases are smoking, harmful use of
alcohol, hypertension, diabetes etc. The aim was to
study the prescription pattern of cardiac drugs in
cardiac outpatients in Crimson Hospital. Patient’s
information was collected by observing the patients
medication record with cardiovascular disease
diagnosed by a cardiologist. Total 201 patients were
included who were clinically diagnosed with
cardiovascular diseases.
Keywords :
Cardiovascular drugs, Coronary artery disease, Prescription, Prescription patter
