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Este relatório encontra-se dividido em três capítulos. O primeiro capítulo descreve a componente de investigação. O segundo e terceiro capítulo, corresponde à experiência profissionalizante adquirida no estágio, nomeadamente na farmácia comunitária e farmácia hospitalar, respetivamente.
O primeiro capítulo do relatório, pretende descrever o projeto desenvolvido na vertente de investigação. O principal objetivo, foi caracterizar a atual produção de medicamentos manipulados no hospitais portugueses. Assim, estes foram contactados por telefone, depois disso, foi enviado por via electrónica, as informações sobre o estudo e acesso ao questionário disponível online. O número de respostas possíveis era de 101. 86 hospitais concordaram em participar do estudo e, destes, obtiveram-se 44 respostas completas (43,5%).
As formas farmacêuticas mais produzidas foram as soluções e suspensões para utilização oral, as soluções para diagnóstico ou utilização laboratorial e as preparações semi-sólidas para aplicação local. As especialidades médicas que mais prescrevem manipulados foram pediatria médica (81%), ginecologia e obstetrícia (61,9%), dermatologia (61,9%) e oncologia (57,1%). As indicações terapêuticas mais prevalentes foram os medicamentos usados em afeções de pele (66,7%) e soluções de diagnóstico ou uso em laboratório (47,6%). Quanto às perspetivas futuras sobre a manipulação, 45,5% acreditam que vai aumentar. Com o referido estudo, conseguiu-se obter uma informação representativa, fiável e profunda sobre a manipulação portuguesa a nivel hospitalar, visto que, até à data, não há outro estudo com tantos dados e informações.
O segundo capítulo do relatório, demonstra de forma concreta e inequívoca, as atividades e experiência adquirida durante o período de estagio na Farmácia Moderna do Paúl, evidenciando o funcionamento da farmácia comunitária e o papel do farmacêutico nesta área.
O último capítulo do relatório, pretende descrever a organização estrutural dos serviços farmacêuticos, as competências técnico-científicas adquiridas, as atividades por mim desenvolvidas e metodologias observadas ao longo do estágio em farmácia hospitalar na ULSCB.
This report is divided into three chapters. The first chapter describes the research component. The second and third chapter corresponds to the professional experience achieved in training, particularly in community pharmacy and hospital pharmacy, respectively. The first chapter of the report is intended to describe the project developed in research component. The main goal was to characterize the production of compounded drugs in portuguese hospitals. Thus, they were contacted by phone, after that was sent electronically, the information about the study and access to the online questionnaire. The number of possible responses was 101. 86 hospitals agreed to participate in the study and of these, we obtained 44 complete responses (43,5%). The pharmaceutical forms most produced were solutions and suspensions for oral use, solutions for diagnostic or laboratory use and semisolid preparations for local application. Medical specialties that prescribe more compounded medications were pediatric medical (81%), obstetrics and gynecology (61.9%), dermatology (61.9%) and oncology (57.1%). The therapeutic indications most prevalent were medicines used in skin disorders (66.7%) and diagnostic solutions or laboratory use (47.6%). About future perspectives of the compounding, 45.5% believe it will increase. The study largely contributed to the characterization of compounding in hospitals portuguese, since, to date, there is no other study with so much information. The second chapter of the report, aims to describe the activities and experience gained during the internship in Farmácia Moderna, in Paúl, showing the operation of community pharmacy and and pharmacist's role in this area The last chapter of the report, aims to describe the structural organization of the pharmaceutical services, the technical and scientific skills acquired, activities and methodologies that were observed during the internship in hospital pharmacy in ULSCB.
This report is divided into three chapters. The first chapter describes the research component. The second and third chapter corresponds to the professional experience achieved in training, particularly in community pharmacy and hospital pharmacy, respectively. The first chapter of the report is intended to describe the project developed in research component. The main goal was to characterize the production of compounded drugs in portuguese hospitals. Thus, they were contacted by phone, after that was sent electronically, the information about the study and access to the online questionnaire. The number of possible responses was 101. 86 hospitals agreed to participate in the study and of these, we obtained 44 complete responses (43,5%). The pharmaceutical forms most produced were solutions and suspensions for oral use, solutions for diagnostic or laboratory use and semisolid preparations for local application. Medical specialties that prescribe more compounded medications were pediatric medical (81%), obstetrics and gynecology (61.9%), dermatology (61.9%) and oncology (57.1%). The therapeutic indications most prevalent were medicines used in skin disorders (66.7%) and diagnostic solutions or laboratory use (47.6%). About future perspectives of the compounding, 45.5% believe it will increase. The study largely contributed to the characterization of compounding in hospitals portuguese, since, to date, there is no other study with so much information. The second chapter of the report, aims to describe the activities and experience gained during the internship in Farmácia Moderna, in Paúl, showing the operation of community pharmacy and and pharmacist's role in this area The last chapter of the report, aims to describe the structural organization of the pharmaceutical services, the technical and scientific skills acquired, activities and methodologies that were observed during the internship in hospital pharmacy in ULSCB.