의약품 적정사용(Drug Utilization Review, 이하 DUR)은 병용 시 또는 어린이, 노인, 임부에게 투여 시 주의해야 하는 의약품 정보 등을 알리고, 정해진 기준에 따라 약물 사용이 적절하게 이뤄지는지 점검하고 평가하는 제도입니다.

건강보험심사평가원 의약품안전사용서비스(DUR, Drug Utilization Review) 의약품 품목 정보(병용금기, 연령금기, 임산부금기)

생산·수입·공급 중단 보고 대상인 의약품 정보 / 보고대상 의약품 각 호 중 3~8호만 조회 가능 / (1호)「약제의 결정 및 조정 기준」에 따른 퇴장방지의약품 조회: 건강보험심사평가원 홈페이지 (2호)「희귀의약품 지정에 관한 기준」에 따른 희귀의약품 조회: 식약처 이지드럭 홈페이지

This Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN) spotlight is about emergency department visits involving nonmedical use of phamaceuticals by gender among older adolescents age 12 to 17 from year 2010.

The Multnomah County Drug Testing and Evaluation (DTE) program was established to help clients rid themselves of drug abusing behavior. To that end, the DTE program provided random, weekly drug tests to all clients in the program. These urinalysis tests allowed DTE to monitor each client's compliance with release conditions and progress in treatment programs, and to intervene appropriately when a client showed signs of a drug abuse problem. The DTE program supplemented drug testing with client drug evaluations and treatment recommendations, which were provided to the client's probation officer or case manager. This study was a program evaluation of two of DTE's divisions: the Pretrial Release Supervision Program (PRSP) and the probation and parole program. The pretrial division was chosen because it was the first opportunity for the criminal justice system to supervise and control the drug use of potential DTE clients. The probation and parole program was selected for three reasons: it was the largest component of the DTE program, it linked the pretrial and post-sentence DTE programs, and the experience of this program could be readily applied to the development of other such programs in other jurisdictions. The programs were evaluated using administrative data collected by corrections technicians, case managers, probation and parole officers, and the DTE central office. Part 1 (Pretrial Data) variables include dates of entry into and exit from the program, number of drug tests, number of positive tests for various drugs, type of offense and arrest date for each offense, and need assessment rating for medical, employment, legal, family, psychological, and drug addiction problems. Part 2 (Probation and Parole Data) variables include a probation or parole indicator, prior drug arrests, prior non-drug arrests, prior convictions, technical violations, drug use, and new drug crimes committed during the program. Demographic variables for both files include age, race, and gender.