Adverse event and medication relevance judgment method and system

Abstract

The invention relates to an adverse event and medication relevance judgment method and system. The judgment method comprises the following steps: establishing a drug database, setting an adverse reaction coding rule, coding adverse reactions of drugs in the drug database, and judging the relevance between input adverse reactions and used drugs according to drug information and adverse reaction codes in the drug database. According to the adverse event and medication relevance judgment method, relevance judgment can be rapidly carried out on the adverse event and medication information to obtain a judgment result, and suspicious adverse reactions can be recorded and judged in time.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of drug management, in particular to a method and system for judging the correlation between adverse events and medication. Background technique [0002] In medicine, adverse drug reactions (Adverse Drug Reaction, ADR) are the harmful and unrelated reactions that occur when normal doses of drugs are used to prevent, diagnose, treat diseases or regulate physiological functions. [0003] The "Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting and Management Measures" (Health Bureau Order No. 81) stipulates that the country implements a drug adverse reaction reporting system, and medical institutions, drug dealers, and drug manufacturers (including overseas pharmaceutical manufacturers of imported drugs) should report what they find in accordance with the regulations. Adverse drug reaction. [0004] About 92.5% of adverse drug reaction reports in my country come from medical institutions. Medical institutions, as the main part of the drug...

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If the report is not confirmed, it will lead to data distortion and affect clinical research, medication, regulatory decision-making, etc.

[0006] At present, with the promotion and application of the Hospital Information System (HIS), based on the patient's admission information, diagnosis and treatment information stored in the HIS ...

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