Clinical Pharmacist Role in Estimation And Evaluation of  Treatment Outcomes in Patients Suffering with Respiratory  Tract Infections in A Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital

Authors

Konduru Manasa1 , D. Lakshmi Priya,1 Gummadi Rishitha Sharon1 , Sri Tanvi1 , Kudipudi Harinadha Baba2 , Kanamala Arun Chand Roby3

pulmonology, clinical pharmacist, Estimation, Evaluation

The primary function of the respiratory system is to oxygenate blood and eliminate carbon dioxide, which

requires that blood come into virtual contact with fresh air to facilitate diffusion of respiratory gases between

blood and gas. It refers to any number of infectious diseases involving the respiratory tract. Materials and

Methods: Place of Study: The study is carried out in patient “Department of Pulmonology” IP at Narayana

Hospitals, Nellore, collaborated with a 1440 bedded multidisciplinary hospital.

Results: Demographic details of the patient was collected and presented as results in the data.

Discussion: In our study total of 405 patients 360 are willing to provide the information of age group 20-60

and which the maximum people suffered with respiratory tract infections were above 60 is 174(48.3%) and

minimum were 20-30 0f 12(3%).

Conclusion: Our study concluded that most of the suffered with respiratory tract infections was mainly

due to the different types of lifestyle. It is treated with different types of drugs and the patients feel better

after treatment. As a clinical pharmacist we should educate the patients regarding the health issues and their

problem. It is most effective to educate the unemployed patient regarding the disease.