*According to WHO- rational
use of drug requires that patients receive medications appropriate to their
clinical needs, in doses that meet their own requirements for an adequate
period of time, and the lowest cost to them and their community.
*Rational use of drug is based
on SANE criteria and Rule of rights.
SANE Criteria
* Safety
* Affordability
* Need
* Efficacy
Rule of Rights
The right drug being given to
the right patient at the right time with the right dosages.
Rational Prescribing
Guide to good prescribing, a new WHO training manual is an example of
one such approach, teaching skills that are not time limited. Students learn
how to develop a set of first choice of drugs, drawing on a wide range of
authoritative drug information. Students not only learn how to use drug
rationally but how to consult, understand and use existing treatment guidelines
intelligently and where necessary to adapt them to the individual patient. In
under- and postgraduate medical curricula of Bangladesh, have already introduced the teaching of
rational prescribing. Several workshops on that aspect have already been done
successfully.
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