Klinische Pharmakologie und Biopharmazeutik

Abstrakt

Effect of Evidence-Based Nursing Practise on Protocol Adherence inClinical Trials of Anticancer Drugs

Fengzhen Chen

This study aimed to construct evidence-based malignant neoplasm drug run nursing management norms to confirm the security and quality of run nursing. This before-after study was allotted to finish the proof implementation in an exceedingly cancer hospital in Shanghai, China. Seven review indicators were developed and reviewed in one {phase I run phase I clinical trial clinical test} clinical trial center and 2 medical specialty wards. The corresponding evidencebased intervention program was developed, and also the completion rate of excellent clinical observe certification, protocol coaching, delegation of duties, qualification rate of administration, sampling and document recording in malignant neoplasm drug clinical trials before and once implementation were compared. After implementation, the completion rate of protocol coaching, delegation of duties, and also the qualification rate of document recording were considerably more than those of the baseline review, whereas the completion rate of excellent clinical observe certification and also the qualification rate of sampling failed to considerably disagree from those discovered at the baseline review. There was no administration or infusion device-related protocol deviation throughout the baseline and post reviews.