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LAO Guo-qin, TANG Zhi-hua, XU Wen-yu. Pharmacoeconomics analysis of 3 drugs in the treatment of lower respiratory tract infections in the elderly[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2004, (2): 106-107.
Citation: LAO Guo-qin, TANG Zhi-hua, XU Wen-yu. Pharmacoeconomics analysis of 3 drugs in the treatment of lower respiratory tract infections in the elderly[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2004, (2): 106-107.

Pharmacoeconomics analysis of 3 drugs in the treatment of lower respiratory tract infections in the elderly

  • Received Date: 2003-08-29
  • Objective To evaluate the economic effectiveness of 3 therapeutic schemes for lower respiratory tract infection in the elderly. Methods Three schemes of the treatment of lower respiratory tract infection in the elderly from literatrure cefoperazone/sulbactam(A), imipenem/cilastatin(B), ceftazidime(C) were selected. Data was evaluated using the pharmacoeconomic cost-effectiveness analysis. Results According to the evaluation by cost-effectiveness analysis, C was the best scheme. Conclusion The cost-effectiveness analysis is very important in optimizing therapeutic scheme, guiding rational drug use and increasing economic effectiveness.
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Pharmacoeconomics analysis of 3 drugs in the treatment of lower respiratory tract infections in the elderly

Abstract: Objective To evaluate the economic effectiveness of 3 therapeutic schemes for lower respiratory tract infection in the elderly. Methods Three schemes of the treatment of lower respiratory tract infection in the elderly from literatrure cefoperazone/sulbactam(A), imipenem/cilastatin(B), ceftazidime(C) were selected. Data was evaluated using the pharmacoeconomic cost-effectiveness analysis. Results According to the evaluation by cost-effectiveness analysis, C was the best scheme. Conclusion The cost-effectiveness analysis is very important in optimizing therapeutic scheme, guiding rational drug use and increasing economic effectiveness.

LAO Guo-qin, TANG Zhi-hua, XU Wen-yu. Pharmacoeconomics analysis of 3 drugs in the treatment of lower respiratory tract infections in the elderly[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2004, (2): 106-107.
Citation: LAO Guo-qin, TANG Zhi-hua, XU Wen-yu. Pharmacoeconomics analysis of 3 drugs in the treatment of lower respiratory tract infections in the elderly[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2004, (2): 106-107.

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