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Aeenparast Afsoon,Haeri Mehrizi Ali Asghar,Maftoon Farzaneh,Farzadi Faranak 대한예방의학회 2024 예방의학회지 Vol.57 No.3
Objectives: The aim of this study was to estimate drug prescription indicators in outpatient services provided at Iran Social Security Organization (SSO) healthcare facilities.Methods: Data on all prescribed drugs for outpatient visits from 2017 to 2018 were extracted from the SSO database. The data were categorized into 4 main subgroups: patient characteristics, provider characteristics, service characteristics, and type of healthcare facility. Logistic regression models were used to detect risk factors for inappropriate drug prescriptions. SPSS and IBM Modeler software were utilized for data analysis.Results: In 2017, approximately 150 981 752 drug items were issued to outpatients referred to SSO healthcare facilities in Iran. The average number of drug items per outpatient prescription was estimated at 3.33. The proportion of prescriptions that included an injection was 17.5%, and the rate of prescriptions that included an antibiotic was 37.5%. Factors such as patient sex and age, provider specialty, type of facility, and time of outpatient visit were associated with the risk of inappropriate prescriptions.Conclusions: In this study, all drug prescription criteria exceeded the recommended limits set by the World Health Organization. To improve the current prescription patterns throughout the country, it would be beneficial to provide providers with monthly and annual reports and to consider implementing some prescription policies for physicians.
Enayatollah Homaie Rad,Sajad Delavari,Afsoon Aeenparast,Abolhassan Afkar,Faranak Farzadi,Farzaneh Maftoon 대한가정의학회 2017 Korean Journal of Family Medicine Vol.38 No.5
Background: The main aim of this study was to evaluate the achievements of some important goals of Iran’s urban family physician plan. This plan was implemented when the country experienced economic instability. We exam-ine whether an economic crisis affects the efficacy of a healthcare program.Methods: We used the household income and expenditures survey data for 2011 (before program implementa-tion) and 2012 (after program implementation). Changes in out-of-pocket payments and healthcare utilization were investigated using the propensity score matching estimator. Furthermore, changes in inequality in these two dimensions were examined.Results: No changes in out-of-pocket payments and healthcare utilization were found after the implementation of this program; however, inequality in out-of-pocket payments increased during the reform.Conclusion: The urban family physician program was not implemented completely and many of its fundamental settings were not conducted because of lack of necessary healthcare infrastructure and budget limitations. Family physician programs should be implemented under a strong healthcare infrastructure and favorable economic con-ditions.