Pharmacotherapy Internship with approach of Guide to Good Prescribing-WHO Abraham Simatupang, Lili Indrawati, Hertina Silaban, Agus W Nugroho, Mulyadi Djojosaputro Faculty of Medicine - Universitas Kristen Indonesia [email protected]; [email protected][email protected]
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Pharmacotherapy Internship with approach of
Guide to Good Prescribing-WHO
Abraham Simatupang, Lili Indrawati, Hertina Silaban,
Agus W Nugroho, Mulyadi Djojosaputro
Faculty of Medicine - Universitas Kristen Indonesia
• Present: 24 Departements, with faculties/academic staff ca. 110; student body ca. 1,250
• 4 research institutes:
• Tropical medicine
• Neuroscience
• Herbal medicine
• Traumatology
Competences of UKI’s Medical Doctor
• 7 (seven) areas of competence based on the Indonesian Doctor Competence Standard issued by Indonesian Medical Council:
1. Effective Communication
2. Basic And Biomedical Science
3. Behavior Medicine, Basic Clinical Skills
4. Health Problem Management
5. Appraisal Competence, Self Awareness
6. Care Personal Development
7. Professionalism and Moral Ethics
Learning Phase • Phase I : Foundation of Medicine offered through semester 1 to 2; • Phase II : Transition from theory to practice offered through semester 3
to 7; • Phase III : Doctor in practice (Clinical Clerkship) offered through
semester 8 to 11. • Degrees: • Sarjana Kedokteran (SKed.) or Bachelor degree after finishing 25 Blocks
(7 semesters) • Medical Doctor (dr./MD) or Professional degree after finishing 3
semesters
Lectures on basic pharmacology (etc. PK and PD) & special pharmacology (etc. Hormones, RAA System)
See slide on Pharmacotherapy internship
Learning Methods
• Problem based learning
• Seven jump (David et all, 1999): • STEP 1 : CLARIFICATION OF WORDS/TERMS
• STEP 2 : IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEM
• STEP 3 : ANALYSIS OF PROBLEM (BRAINSTORMING)
• STEP 4 : ESTABLISHMENT OF HYPOTHESES
• STEP 5 : DEFINING LEARNING OBJECTIVES
• STEP 6 : INFORMATION GATHERING AND INDEPENDENT STUDY
• STEP 7 : INFORMATION SHARING AND DISCUSSION ON INDEPENDENT STUDY PRODUCT
Pharmacotherapy Internship
• Pharmacotherapy is one of the competencies every medical doctors should do in their daily practice
• Patient safety, health insurance, development of biomedical science (evidence based medicine, patient-centered medicine)
• Four important things for pharmacotherapy or giving prescription: efficacy, safety, suitability and cost.
• This competency should be taught as early as possible
• This internship is given after the student reached their Bachelor degree (25 Blocks) for 5 weeks
Main competence
After finishing the internship students are:
• be able to prescribe rationally
• be able to prepare some pharmaceutical preparations, such as:
• Powder
• Suspension
• Cream/paste
Activities in pharmacotherapy internship
• Practice of pharmacy (Praktikum): 1. Writing and reading prescription 2. Preparing pharmaceutical preparations • Internship: 1. Case-based (polyclinic/out-patient and in-patient) 2. Students observe cases in poly-clinic and in-patients 3. Students write a therapy-plan (non-pharmacotherapy &
pharmacotherapy) 4. Discuss the therapy-plan among them and with the doctors and
academic staff of Dept. of Pharmacology & Therapy
Therapy cycle
1. Define problem(s)
2. Define aim of therapy
3. Check for P-Therapy
4. Start therapy
5. Information:
drugs, application,
warnings
6. Monitor (stop?) therapy
Guide to Good Prescribing from WHO
Sources: 1. Teacher’s guide to good prescribing (2001). WHO
Essential Drugs & Medicines Policy 2. Guide to Good Prescribing. A practical Manual (1994).
WHO Action Programme on Essential Drugs. Geneva
Problem & Aim of Therapy
Patient 1: A 4 y.o. child with mild had diarrhea no throw-up for 3 days. He has
not urinated for the last 24 hours. Physical Exam: Temp. 36,8 oC, pulse quick and
weak, skin turgor weak.
• Problem (?): (severe) dehydration
• Aim of therapy: rehydrate
Patient 3: Mr. P 40 y.o, complained for headache and muscle-ache at the back of
Basically OSPE is developed with a model of Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE), but OSPE focuses more in pharmacotherapy and its challenges. The students should firstly explain what is her/his therapy aim to the given case and afterwards she/he writes prescription. The students will be asked by the examiner: the aim of therapy and its background, the efficacy, safety (adverse events, drug interactions) and suitability of the medicine they prescribed. The scoring: Each competence-item has a score from 0 to 3 and weighted 2 or 3. The max score is 33 which is equal to 100 The final score will be calculated from pharmacotherapy score and practice (praktikum) which is weighted to 60:40, respectively. The student passed the examination if the final score achieved minimum 65 (range from 0 to 100).
Some ad-interim results of our survey on students’ perception of the internship*
• Students are active to look upon text-book of pharmacology, journal, guidelines and EBM during internship.
• Mean of points (0-100) 67,94 ± 7,56 (range: 60-81).
• Most of the students are happy with the approach and the internship is needed for their coming internship (surgery, internist, pediatric, etc.) and for their future career as medical doctors
* The students are asked through online survey which is developed in Google.docs form
Prescription writing
Medication preparation
Lectures and discussion on pharmacy
General views of students on the pharmacotherapy internship
Students’ perception survey
Pria 23%
Wanita 77%
Jenis Kelamin
N=13
Note: Likert scale: 1 not good, 5 very good
dr. Agus wiyanto N, SpFK
dr. Lili Indrawati, MS
dr. Hayati Siregar, MS dr. Grace Bolang
dr. Hertina Silaban, MSi.
Dr. med. Abraham
Simatupang, dr., MKes.
Academic staff of the Dept. of Pharmacology Therapy
Social media: Facebook
Research Activity & Miscellaneous Topics At the moment the Dept. of Pharmacology and Therapy has programs: • Clinical Trial (patient recruitment) under Neuroscience Research Center
Piperine nigra (black pepper) as add-on therapy for epilepsy • Cooperation with Institute for clinical Chemistry & Clinical Pharmacology Uni-Klinik Bonn 1. Atheroindonesia Project: Cholesterol, precursors of sterols, oxysterols and plant sterols levels in patients and non-patients of Germany and Indonesian. 2. Online survey: Prescription pattern of Indonesian and German doctors (Vergleich der Verschreibungspraxis zwischen deutschen und indonesischen Ärzten) Backgrounds: rational prescribing, integration of pharmacology & clinical pharmacology into daily practice of medical doctors, relationship between MDs and Pharmacists/Apotheker/inen comparative study between German & Indonesian MDs
• Development of cooperation with respect to integration of pharmacology and clinical pharmacology into internship is highly appreciated!