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    Evaluación de las prescripciones médicas e interacciones medicamentosas en recetas relacionadas a COVID-19 atendidas en dos establecimientos de boticas Mifarma de los distritos de Comas y Los Olivos, Junio a Setiembre del 2020
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2022-05-26) Mosquera Condor, Astrid Carolina; Aguilar Espinoza, Katherin Yajhaira; Justil Guerrero, Hugo Jesús
    The objective of this research was to evaluate good prescribing practices (GPP) and identify drug interactions in prescriptions related to COVID-19. The methodology was deductive and quantitative, with a basic-exploratory research type and a non-experimental design. The study included 542 medical prescriptions related to COVID-19. Results: It was found that 7.01% of the prescriptions complied with GPP. The compliance for medication data was highest at 80.81%, followed by prescriber data at 34.31%, and patient data at 7.01%. A total of 54 drug interactions were identified. The most common interactions were: enoxaparin-dexamethasone (62), enoxaparin-ceftriaxone (59), azithromycin-hydroxychloroquine (57), aspirin-dexamethasone (29), enoxaparin-paracetamol (28), aspirin-levofloxacin (26), warfarin-dexamethasone (24), and warfarin-azithromycin and warfarin-ivermectin (23). Of all interactions, 60.5% were pharmacodynamic and 39.5% were pharmacokinetic. By onset, 5 were rapid, 24 were slow, and 25 were unknown. By severity, 8 were major, 33 were moderate, and 13 were minor. Conclusion: A low percentage of compliance with GPP was found. The lack of an established treatment guide for COVID-19 resulted in many of the medications used to mitigate patients' signs and symptoms causing a greater number of drug interactions.