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100			_aZhou, Xin.
245		0	_aNutrition support for critically ill patients in China : _brole of the pharmacist / _cXin Zhou, Feng Qiu, Dong Wan, Shusen Sun, Gaoqiong Yao, Yu Liu, Juan Li
260			_cJune 2019
336			_atext
337			_aunmediated
338			_avolume
440			_n28 : 2, page 246-251 _aAsia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition
520			_aBackground and Objectives: The participation of a nutrition support pharmacist (NSP) in a multidisciplinary team (MDT) for patients receiving nutrition support therapy (NST) may lead to more favorable outcomes and fewer complications and adverse events. However, few studies have demonstrated the role of NSPs in MDTs in China. To investigate pharmacy interventions and physician acceptance of these interventions for patients receiving NST in an intensive care unit (ICU). Methods and Study Design: A prospective study over a 12-month period was conducted in an ICU at an academic hospital in China. Interventions were documented and divided into the following categories: indication of NST, parenteral nutrition (PN) prescription and delivery, enteral nutrition (EN) route and formulation, fluids and electrolytes, laboratory test monitoring, nutritional supplements, and other medication-related problems. Data regarding the intervention categories, timing, acceptance rates, and methods of communication to discuss pharmacy interventions were collected. Results: In total, 247 interventions for 120 patients were identified. The overall acceptance rate of interventions was 85.0% (210/247), and more than half of the interventions (143, 57.9%) were performed during daily follow-up. The most common intervention categories were PN prescription and delivery (81/247, 32.8%), EN route and formula (33/247, 13.4%), indication of NST (33/247, 13.4%), and nutritional supplements (30/247, 12.1%). The most accepted intervention category was PN prescription and delivery (79/81, 97.5%), and the most common method of communication was oral communication during MDT rounds (201/247, 81.4%). Conclusions: This study demonstrated the unique perspectives offered and importance of having pharmacists as members of MDTs
521			_aNutrition.
650			_aChina.
650			_aCritically ill patient.
650			_aNutrition support pharmacist.
650			_aPharmacy intervention.
650			_aPhysician acceptance.
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