Analysis of medical records and prescription data from long-term disaster medical support following the subacute phase of the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011

Shiba, Yusuke; Sakai, Ryota; Watano, Ryota; Okuda, Yasunari; Wakabayashi, Hiroumi; Arakawa, Masashi; Nakazawa, Tomohito; Sudo, Toshiaki; Kajii, Hideharu; Hasegawa, Tsuyoshi; Okayama, Masanobu

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“…Shiba et al [11] determined the number of patients and pharmaceutical prescriptions from medical records and prescriptions obtained during mobile medical visits during the Great East Japan Earthquake to clarify the actual circumstances of long-term disaster medical support. The results showed that the number of patients decreased from a peak of 166 patient/day at one week after the start of support on 26 March, with 24 patients/day after 11 April.…”

Section: Research On Pharmaceutical Supply and Demand During Disastersmentioning

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Analysis of Pharmaceutical Demand in the Region for Chronic Medicine Users Using National Health Insurance Data: Examination for Disaster Preparedness in Hakui City, Ishikawa Prefecture

Moriwaki,

Morisaki,

Karashima

et al. 2023

Healthcare

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When large earthquakes occur over wide areas, in addition to damage to medical facilities, the disaster response capabilities of local governments are severely compromised. There is a very high possibility that the supply–demand balance of medicines will collapse within the disaster area, and that appropriate supplies of medicines will not be provided to disaster victims. Therefore, it is important to estimate in advance the quantity of pharmaceuticals that may be needed during disasters. In this study, the purpose is to clarify the quantity and quality of pharmaceuticals used by chronically ill patients by using Japanese National Health Insurance data regarding the issues mentioned above. The methodology used was to extract the status of pharmaceutical prescriptions based on receipt information from National Health Insurance data for Hakui, Ishikawa Prefecture, a small regional city in Japan, as the analysis target area. Through the analysis in this study, the quantity and quality of medicines supplied to chronically ill patients in Hakui, Ishikawa Prefecture, were clarified on a town-by-town basis.

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Section: Research On Pharmaceutical Supply and Demand During Disastersmentioning

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Analysis of Pharmaceutical Demand in the Region for Chronic Medicine Users Using National Health Insurance Data: Examination for Disaster Preparedness in Hakui City, Ishikawa Prefecture

Moriwaki,

Morisaki,

Karashima

et al. 2023

Healthcare

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“…In order to calculate this variation v, the corrected for pressure data of a reference station S are used [5]. The reference station should have similar rigidity to the main station in order to assume that they both have similar cosmic ray spectra.…”

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An online application for the barometric coefficient calculation of NMDB stations

Paschalis

Mavromichalaki

Yanke

et al. 2013

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Abstract. One of the most important data corrections related to the primary data processing of the neutron monitors is the pressure correction due to the barometric effect. This effect induces considerable variation in the counting rate of a cosmic ray detector which is not related to the real variation of the cosmic rays flux but only to the local atmospheric pressure of the station. In order to provide the worldwide neutron monitor network with good quality data, a correction has to be made that requires the calculation of the barometric coefficient. A new method that effectively calculates the barometric coefficient for a station using data of a reference station in order to subtract the primary variations of cosmic rays is presented in this work. Moreover, this method is the prototype of an online tool that uses data of the NMDB stations and calculates the barometric coefficient for any available station. This tool is also presented.

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Comparative Study of Drug Supply Environment in Areas Affected by a Large-scale Disaster and Consideration of the Support Activities of Pharmacists

Inaba¹,

Amagata²

2020

Jpn. J. Pharm. Health Care Sci.

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Analysis of medical records and prescription data from long-term disaster medical support following the subacute phase of the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011

Abstract: ある．また支援の介入が早いほど，急性疾患と慢性疾患の両方の治療薬を災害医療支援チームは必要とする． AbstractIntroduction：There are few reports of long-term medical support activities in disaster areas. We analyzed

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Analysis of Pharmaceutical Demand in the Region for Chronic Medicine Users Using National Health Insurance Data: Examination for Disaster Preparedness in Hakui City, Ishikawa Prefecture

Analysis of Pharmaceutical Demand in the Region for Chronic Medicine Users Using National Health Insurance Data: Examination for Disaster Preparedness in Hakui City, Ishikawa Prefecture

An online application for the barometric coefficient calculation of NMDB stations

Comparative Study of Drug Supply Environment in Areas Affected by a Large-scale Disaster and Consideration of the Support Activities of Pharmacists

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