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KUAI Li-ping, ZHANG Xiao-dong, CHEN Sheng-xin. Selection of medicine for battle wound treatment based on Grey Correlation Model[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2010, 28(6): 460-462.
Citation: KUAI Li-ping, ZHANG Xiao-dong, CHEN Sheng-xin. Selection of medicine for battle wound treatment based on Grey Correlation Model[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2010, 28(6): 460-462.
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Selection of medicine for battle wound treatment based on Grey Correlation Model

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    Department of Pharmacy Administration,School of Pharmacy,SMMU,Shanghai 200433,China;Institute of Health Service & Medical Information,AMMS,Beijing 100851,Chian

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    Health Department of General Logistics Department,CPLA,Beijing 100842,Chian

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    Department of Pharmacy Administration,School of Pharmacy,SMMU,Shanghai 200433,China

  • Received Date: 2009-12-16
  • Rev Recd Date: 2010-01-20
  • Objective To establish an and quantized method for the selection of analgesics for battle wound treatment. Methods 5 evaluation indexes including analgesic activity,time to onset,holding time,unit price and wartime duty index were chosen through correlated references and experts consultation.Grey Correlation Model was used to calculate the Relevancy of 10 analgesics. Results Dihydroetorphine is the most suitable one for battle wound treatment which has the maximal Relevancy among 10 analgesics. Conclusion Grey Correlation Model could be used to realize the selection of medicine for battle wound treatment.
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Selection of medicine for battle wound treatment based on Grey Correlation Model

  • 1. Department of Pharmacy Administration,School of Pharmacy,SMMU,Shanghai 200433,China;Institute of Health Service & Medical Information,AMMS,Beijing 100851,Chian
  • 2. Health Department of General Logistics Department,CPLA,Beijing 100842,Chian
  • 3. Department of Pharmacy Administration,School of Pharmacy,SMMU,Shanghai 200433,China
  • Received Date: 2009-12-16
  • Rev Recd Date: 2010-01-20

Abstract: Objective To establish an and quantized method for the selection of analgesics for battle wound treatment. Methods 5 evaluation indexes including analgesic activity,time to onset,holding time,unit price and wartime duty index were chosen through correlated references and experts consultation.Grey Correlation Model was used to calculate the Relevancy of 10 analgesics. Results Dihydroetorphine is the most suitable one for battle wound treatment which has the maximal Relevancy among 10 analgesics. Conclusion Grey Correlation Model could be used to realize the selection of medicine for battle wound treatment.

KUAI Li-ping, ZHANG Xiao-dong, CHEN Sheng-xin. Selection of medicine for battle wound treatment based on Grey Correlation Model[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2010, 28(6): 460-462.
Citation: KUAI Li-ping, ZHANG Xiao-dong, CHEN Sheng-xin. Selection of medicine for battle wound treatment based on Grey Correlation Model[J]. Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice and Service, 2010, 28(6): 460-462.
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