Cost Analysis of Neuromuscular Blockers Purchased by Royal Medical Services during the Years 2014- 2016
Journal: International Research Journal of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences (IRJPMS) (Vol.3, No. 1)Publication Date: 2020-01-10
Authors : Msc. Pharm. Nancy Shishani Pharm. Muna AlKashman Pharm.Alen Alfanek Bsc. Pharm. Najwa AlOmari MD Mohammad Al-Khawaldeh RN Bilal Al Swalqa;
Page : 4-6
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Abstract
: to find out the most cost effective drugs after analyzing the amounts purchased throughout the study period. Methods: studying tenders and/or sub-tenders between β2014-2016β for the daily usage in all Royal Medical Services hospitals. The comparison parameters include: the mean unit price in tender and sub-tender, the total costs, onset and duration of action, side effects profile and the rational for each neuromuscular blocker drug purchased during interval 2014-2016 and set of groups of recommendations and conclusions that insure the cost effectiveness of the items available. Results: Atracurium had the lowest mean cost in one ampoule cost ($1.39), followed by rocuronium ($1.60) and cisatracurium ($2.80). the cost is calculated based on patient assuming to have a weight of 70 kg using one ampoule, further more analyzing sub tenders Atracurium also had the lowest mean cost price in one ampoule ($1.48), followed by rocuronium ($2.22) and cisatracurium ($3.23). The main difference was in rocuronium due to high cost difference between the main tenders and sub tenders. Conclusion: Further investigations are required to determine that the purchases of NMBA's provided the most effective therapy and best cost
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