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5 0 0 0 OA 一般用医薬品の解熱鎮痛薬の選択・販売に対する登録販売者の意識調査

著者: 成井浩二田淵照人渡邉捷英渡辺謹三
出版者: 一般社団法人日本医薬品情報学会
雑誌: 医薬品情報学 (ISSN:13451464)
巻号頁・発行日: vol.17, no.4, pp.209-216, 2016-02-29 (Released:2016-03-19)
参考文献数: 8

Objective: An external training seminar was held for registered salesclerks of drugs to help them keep and improve their knowledge of drugs. To promote self-medication and to enhance the content of training seminars, we collected data in the form of inquiries the clerks had received from customers and what information the clerks sought from drug companies.Methods: Our survey was conducted with 199 registered salesclerks of drugs at an external training seminar in Tokyo, Japan.Results: The main inquiries from customers to the registered salesclerks were “selection of an analgesic for headache” (83.8%), “selection of an analgesic for cramps” (62.3%), and “selection of an analgesic for toothache” (57.7%). The main information that they sought from drug companies were “side effects,” “interaction between drugs,” “time of onset of action,” and “degree of effect of drugs.”Conclusions: To respond to the inquiries from customers, it was necessary to supply the clerks with knowledge of pharmacokinetics in the external training and to supply them with information on side effects, interaction between drugs, time of onset of action, and degree of effect of drugs on individual products from drug companies. Additionally, this information and knowledge of drugs can be gained from not only the external training and drug companies but also from pharmacists they work with. It was thought that continuing the external training seminars and input of information from drug companies led to levels similar to a pharmacist and the registered salesclerks contributed actively to promoting self-medication.

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2 0 0 0 OA 健康関連商品に関する健康被害の事例と薬剤師の役割

著者: 勅使河原彩織茂木義輝阿部真也松井洸山口浩吉町昌子野村和彦富澤明子成井浩二
出版者: 一般社団法人日本医薬品情報学会
雑誌: 医薬品情報学 (ISSN:13451464)
巻号頁・発行日: vol.23, no.2, pp.61-71, 2021-08-31 (Released:2021-09-25)
参考文献数: 6

Objective: There have been reports of health hazards caused by medical devices, cosmetics, quasi-drugs, daily necessities, hygiene products, etc. (health-related products) sold in pharmacies and drugstores. However, the role pharmacists play in dealing with the health hazards caused by health-related products has not been clarified. Therefore, we conducted a survey on the cases of health hazards related to health-related products and the views of pharmacists.Methods: A questionnaire was administered anonymously by email to 601 pharmacists working in community pharmacies or drugstores between December 11 and 20, 2019.Results: The number of valid responses was 585. The breakdown of health hazard cases where pharmacists counseled customers were 60 for medical devices, 31 for cosmetics, 18 for quasi-drugs, 9 for hygiene products, and 20 for daily necessities and others. Of those 138 cases, 19 cases of medical devices were estimated to have an intermediate risk as a health hazard, and the other 119 cases were all classified as low. Of the cases that the pharmacists were not approached for help, but were aware of, 57 were medical devices (21 high, 31 intermediate, 5 low), 44 were cosmetics (12 intermediate, 32 low), 12 were quasi-drugs (7 intermediate, 5 low), 7 were hygiene products (7 low), and 64 were daily necessities and others (26 high, 34 intermediate, 4 low). With regard to health-related products, 95% of the respondents indicated that they had responded to customer questions with advice.Conclusion: Our results show that there are various cases that could develop into health hazards due to health-related products, and most respondents felt a need to alert the public. As such, pharmacists and other staffs in drugstores will continue to provide health support functions to their customers by advising them on not only pharmaceuticals but also these health-related products.