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Self-medication with antibiotics among nursing students in Serbia: pilot study

Terzić, Dragana; Tadić, Ivana; Lakić, Dragana; Odalović, Marina

(University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Science, 2022)

TY  - JOUR
AU  - Terzić, Dragana
AU  - Tadić, Ivana
AU  - Lakić, Dragana
AU  - Odalović, Marina
PY  - 2022
UR  - https://farfar.pharmacy.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/4283
AB  - Healthcare  professionals  should  serve  as  promoters  of  ra-tional  antibiotic  use  in  attempt  to  decrease  antibiotics  misuse  within  the  process  of  self-medication. Current  pilot  study  was  undertaken  with  the  aim  to  identify  potential  predictors  of  self-medication with antibiotics (SMA) and to describe SMA practice among nursing students in Serbia. Data have been collected dur-ing  the  period  March-May,  2016  in  Medical  school  of  bachelor  degree, in Belgrade. Self-reported questionnaire served as a data source.  Descriptive  statistic  was  used  to  analyse  study  sample  characteristics.  Chi-square  test  was  used  to  test  differences  be-tween groups. Study sample have included 138 participants. Al-most half of them, 43.8%, practice SMA. Life style (smoking, al-cohol consumption, sleeping habits and physical activity) and so-cio-demographic  characteristics  (excepted  school  grade)  were  not  shown  as  SMA  determinants.  Time  &  money  savings  were  stated as the most frequent reason for SMA, while common cold, sore  throat  and  cough  were  the  most  common  conditions  cured  through SMA. Pharmacists’ recommendations and previous pos-itive experience were specified as the most important in the pro-cess of antibiotics selection, indicated by 50.0% and 37.5% par-ticipants,  respectively.  Amoxicillin  was  the  most  frequently  used  antibiotic in SMA, used by 50% of participants who practice SMA. High  proportion  of  SMA  and  observed  practice  among  nursing  students in Serbia call for efforts with regards to relevant educa-tion  about  rational  antibiotic  use,  actual  clinical  guidelines  and  potential consequences of misuse.
AB  - Zdravstveni  stručnjaci  bi  trebalo  da  služe  kao  pokretači  ra-cionalne  upotrebe  antibiotika  u  pokušaju  da  se  smanji  zloupo-treba  antibiotika  kroz  proces  samomedikacije.  Pilot  studija  je  sprovedena   sa   ciljem   da   se   utvrde   potencijalni   prediktori   samomedikacije  antibioticima  (SMA)  i  da  se  opiše  praksa  SMA  među studentima sestrinstva u Srbiji. Podaci su sakupljeni tokom perioda  Mart-Maj  2016,  u  Višoj  školi  strukovnih  studija  u  Be-ogradu,  Srbija.  Za  sakupljanje  podataka  korišćen  je  upitnih  za samo-popunjavanje.  U  analizi  karakteristika  ispitivanog  uzorka  korišćena je deskriptivna statistika. Hi-kvadrat test je korišćen za ispitivanje razlike između grupa. Ukupan broj učesnika u studiji bio je 138. Gotovo polovina, 43,8% je koristila SMA. Životni stil (pušenje,  konzumiranje  alkohola,  navike  u  pogledu  sna,  fizička aktivnost)   i   socio-demografske   karakteristike   (izuzev   godine   studija)  nisu  pokazane  kao  SMA.  Uštede  u  vremenu  i  novcu  su  navedene  kao  najčešći  razlog  za  SMA,  dok  su  prehlada,  upala grla  i  kašalj  najčešće  indikacije  tretirane  kroz  SMA.  Preporuke  farmaceuta  i  prethodno  pozitivno  iskustvo  su  navedeni  kao  najznačajniji faktori u odabiru antibiotika, što je tvrdilo 50,0% i 37,5% učesnika, redom. Amoksicilin je bio najčešće korišćen an-tibiotik koji je koristilo 50% učesnika kroz SMA. Visok procenat SMA  i  uočena  praksa  među  studentima  sestrinstva  u  Srbiji ukazuje na potrebe za relevantnom edukacijom u vezi sa racion-alnom  upotrebom  antibiotika,  aktuelnim  preporukama  u  klin-ičkim  vodičima  i  potencijalnim  posledicama  nepoštovanja  datih  preporuka.
PB  - University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Science
T2  - Serbian Journal of Experimental and Clinical Research
T1  - Self-medication with antibiotics among nursing students in Serbia: pilot study
T1  - Samomedikacija antibioticima među studentima sesrtinstva u Srbiji: pilot studija
VL  - 23
IS  - 3
SP  - 229
EP  - 235
DO  - 10.2478/sjecr-2019-0055
ER  - 
@article{
author = "Terzić, Dragana and Tadić, Ivana and Lakić, Dragana and Odalović, Marina",
year = "2022",
abstract = "Healthcare  professionals  should  serve  as  promoters  of  ra-tional  antibiotic  use  in  attempt  to  decrease  antibiotics  misuse  within  the  process  of  self-medication. Current  pilot  study  was  undertaken  with  the  aim  to  identify  potential  predictors  of  self-medication with antibiotics (SMA) and to describe SMA practice among nursing students in Serbia. Data have been collected dur-ing  the  period  March-May,  2016  in  Medical  school  of  bachelor  degree, in Belgrade. Self-reported questionnaire served as a data source.  Descriptive  statistic  was  used  to  analyse  study  sample  characteristics.  Chi-square  test  was  used  to  test  differences  be-tween groups. Study sample have included 138 participants. Al-most half of them, 43.8%, practice SMA. Life style (smoking, al-cohol consumption, sleeping habits and physical activity) and so-cio-demographic  characteristics  (excepted  school  grade)  were  not  shown  as  SMA  determinants.  Time  &  money  savings  were  stated as the most frequent reason for SMA, while common cold, sore  throat  and  cough  were  the  most  common  conditions  cured  through SMA. Pharmacists’ recommendations and previous pos-itive experience were specified as the most important in the pro-cess of antibiotics selection, indicated by 50.0% and 37.5% par-ticipants,  respectively.  Amoxicillin  was  the  most  frequently  used  antibiotic in SMA, used by 50% of participants who practice SMA. High  proportion  of  SMA  and  observed  practice  among  nursing  students in Serbia call for efforts with regards to relevant educa-tion  about  rational  antibiotic  use,  actual  clinical  guidelines  and  potential consequences of misuse., Zdravstveni  stručnjaci  bi  trebalo  da  služe  kao  pokretači  ra-cionalne  upotrebe  antibiotika  u  pokušaju  da  se  smanji  zloupo-treba  antibiotika  kroz  proces  samomedikacije.  Pilot  studija  je  sprovedena   sa   ciljem   da   se   utvrde   potencijalni   prediktori   samomedikacije  antibioticima  (SMA)  i  da  se  opiše  praksa  SMA  među studentima sestrinstva u Srbiji. Podaci su sakupljeni tokom perioda  Mart-Maj  2016,  u  Višoj  školi  strukovnih  studija  u  Be-ogradu,  Srbija.  Za  sakupljanje  podataka  korišćen  je  upitnih  za samo-popunjavanje.  U  analizi  karakteristika  ispitivanog  uzorka  korišćena je deskriptivna statistika. Hi-kvadrat test je korišćen za ispitivanje razlike između grupa. Ukupan broj učesnika u studiji bio je 138. Gotovo polovina, 43,8% je koristila SMA. Životni stil (pušenje,  konzumiranje  alkohola,  navike  u  pogledu  sna,  fizička aktivnost)   i   socio-demografske   karakteristike   (izuzev   godine   studija)  nisu  pokazane  kao  SMA.  Uštede  u  vremenu  i  novcu  su  navedene  kao  najčešći  razlog  za  SMA,  dok  su  prehlada,  upala grla  i  kašalj  najčešće  indikacije  tretirane  kroz  SMA.  Preporuke  farmaceuta  i  prethodno  pozitivno  iskustvo  su  navedeni  kao  najznačajniji faktori u odabiru antibiotika, što je tvrdilo 50,0% i 37,5% učesnika, redom. Amoksicilin je bio najčešće korišćen an-tibiotik koji je koristilo 50% učesnika kroz SMA. Visok procenat SMA  i  uočena  praksa  među  studentima  sestrinstva  u  Srbiji ukazuje na potrebe za relevantnom edukacijom u vezi sa racion-alnom  upotrebom  antibiotika,  aktuelnim  preporukama  u  klin-ičkim  vodičima  i  potencijalnim  posledicama  nepoštovanja  datih  preporuka.",
publisher = "University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Science",
journal = "Serbian Journal of Experimental and Clinical Research",
title = "Self-medication with antibiotics among nursing students in Serbia: pilot study, Samomedikacija antibioticima među studentima sesrtinstva u Srbiji: pilot studija",
volume = "23",
number = "3",
pages = "229-235",
doi = "10.2478/sjecr-2019-0055"
}
Terzić, D., Tadić, I., Lakić, D.,& Odalović, M.. (2022). Self-medication with antibiotics among nursing students in Serbia: pilot study. in Serbian Journal of Experimental and Clinical Research
University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Science., 23(3), 229-235.
https://doi.org/10.2478/sjecr-2019-0055
Terzić D, Tadić I, Lakić D, Odalović M. Self-medication with antibiotics among nursing students in Serbia: pilot study. in Serbian Journal of Experimental and Clinical Research. 2022;23(3):229-235.
doi:10.2478/sjecr-2019-0055 .
Terzić, Dragana, Tadić, Ivana, Lakić, Dragana, Odalović, Marina, "Self-medication with antibiotics among nursing students in Serbia: pilot study" in Serbian Journal of Experimental and Clinical Research, 23, no. 3 (2022):229-235,
https://doi.org/10.2478/sjecr-2019-0055 . .

Self-Medication with Antibiotics among Nursing Students in Serbia: Pilot Study

Terzić, Dragana; Tadić, Ivana; Lakić, Dragana; Odalović, Marina

(Sciendo, 2019)

TY  - JOUR
AU  - Terzić, Dragana
AU  - Tadić, Ivana
AU  - Lakić, Dragana
AU  - Odalović, Marina
PY  - 2019
UR  - https://farfar.pharmacy.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/4204
AB  - Healthcare  professionals  should  serve  as  promoters  of  ra-tional  antibiotic  use  in  attempt  to  decrease  antibiotics  misuse  within  the  process  of  self-medication. Current  pilot  study  was  undertaken  with  the  aim  to  identify  potential  predictors  of  self-medication with antibiotics (SMA) and to describe SMA practice among nursing students in Serbia. Data have been collected dur-ing  the  period  March-May,  2016  in  Medical  school  of  bachelor  degree, in Belgrade. Self-reported questionnaire served as a data source.  Descriptive  statistic  was  used  to  analyse  study  sample  characteristics.  Chi-square  test  was  used  to  test  differences  be-tween groups. Study sample have included 138 participants. Al-most half of them, 43.8%, practice SMA. Life style (smoking, al-cohol consumption, sleeping habits and physical activity) and so-cio-demographic  characteristics  (excepted  school  grade)  were  not  shown  as  SMA  determinants.  Time  &  money  savings  were  stated as the most frequent reason for SMA, while common cold, sore  throat  and  cough  were  the  most  common  conditions  cured  through SMA. Pharmacists’ recommendations and previous pos-itive experience were specified as the most important in the pro-cess of antibiotics selection, indicated by 50.0% and 37.5% par-ticipants,  respectively.  Amoxicillin  was  the  most  frequently  used  antibiotic in SMA, used by 50% of participants who practice SMA. High  proportion  of  SMA  and  observed  practice  among  nursing  students in Serbia call for efforts with regards to relevant educa-tion  about  rational  antibiotic  use,  actual  clinical  guidelines  and  potential consequences of misuse.
AB  - Zdravstveni  stručnjaci  bi  trebalo  da  služe  kao  pokretači  ra-cionalne  upotrebe  antibiotika  u  pokušaju  da  se  smanji  zloupo-treba  antibiotika  kroz  proces  samomedikacije.  Pilot  studija  je  sprovedena   sa   ciljem   da   se   utvrde   potencijalni   prediktori   samomedikacije  antibioticima  (SMA)  i  da  se  opiše  praksa  SMA  među studentima sestrinstva u Srbiji. Podaci su sakupljeni tokom perioda  Mart-Maj  2016,  u  Višoj  školi  strukovnih  studija  u  Be-ogradu,  Srbija.  Za  sakupljanje  podataka  korišćen  je  upitnih  za samo-popunjavanje.  U  analizi  karakteristika  ispitivanog  uzorka  korišćena je deskriptivna statistika. Hi-kvadrat test je korišćen za ispitivanje razlike između grupa. Ukupan broj učesnika u studiji bio je 138. Gotovo polovina, 43,8% je koristila SMA. Životni stil (pušenje,  konzumiranje  alkohola,  navike  u  pogledu  sna,  fizička aktivnost)   i   socio-demografske   karakteristike   (izuzev   godine   studija)  nisu  pokazane  kao  SMA.  Uštede  u  vremenu  i  novcu  su  navedene  kao  najčešći  razlog  za  SMA,  dok  su  prehlada,  upala grla  i  kašalj  najčešće  indikacije  tretirane  kroz  SMA.  Preporuke  farmaceuta  i  prethodno  pozitivno  iskustvo  su  navedeni  kao  najznačajniji faktori u odabiru antibiotika, što je tvrdilo 50,0% i 37,5% učesnika, redom. Amoksicilin je bio najčešće korišćen an-tibiotik koji je koristilo 50% učesnika kroz SMA. Visok procenat SMA  i  uočena  praksa  među  studentima  sestrinstva  u  Srbiji ukazuje na potrebe za relevantnom edukacijom u vezi sa racion-alnom  upotrebom  antibiotika,  aktuelnim  preporukama  u  klin-ičkim  vodičima  i  potencijalnim  posledicama  nepoštovanja  datih  preporuka.
PB  - Sciendo
T2  - Serbian Journal of Experimental and Clinical Research
T1  - Self-Medication with Antibiotics among Nursing Students in Serbia: Pilot Study
T1  - Samomedikacija antibioticima među studentima sesrtinstva u Srbiji: pilot studija
DO  - 10.2478/sjecr-2019-0055
ER  - 
@article{
author = "Terzić, Dragana and Tadić, Ivana and Lakić, Dragana and Odalović, Marina",
year = "2019",
abstract = "Healthcare  professionals  should  serve  as  promoters  of  ra-tional  antibiotic  use  in  attempt  to  decrease  antibiotics  misuse  within  the  process  of  self-medication. Current  pilot  study  was  undertaken  with  the  aim  to  identify  potential  predictors  of  self-medication with antibiotics (SMA) and to describe SMA practice among nursing students in Serbia. Data have been collected dur-ing  the  period  March-May,  2016  in  Medical  school  of  bachelor  degree, in Belgrade. Self-reported questionnaire served as a data source.  Descriptive  statistic  was  used  to  analyse  study  sample  characteristics.  Chi-square  test  was  used  to  test  differences  be-tween groups. Study sample have included 138 participants. Al-most half of them, 43.8%, practice SMA. Life style (smoking, al-cohol consumption, sleeping habits and physical activity) and so-cio-demographic  characteristics  (excepted  school  grade)  were  not  shown  as  SMA  determinants.  Time  &  money  savings  were  stated as the most frequent reason for SMA, while common cold, sore  throat  and  cough  were  the  most  common  conditions  cured  through SMA. Pharmacists’ recommendations and previous pos-itive experience were specified as the most important in the pro-cess of antibiotics selection, indicated by 50.0% and 37.5% par-ticipants,  respectively.  Amoxicillin  was  the  most  frequently  used  antibiotic in SMA, used by 50% of participants who practice SMA. High  proportion  of  SMA  and  observed  practice  among  nursing  students in Serbia call for efforts with regards to relevant educa-tion  about  rational  antibiotic  use,  actual  clinical  guidelines  and  potential consequences of misuse., Zdravstveni  stručnjaci  bi  trebalo  da  služe  kao  pokretači  ra-cionalne  upotrebe  antibiotika  u  pokušaju  da  se  smanji  zloupo-treba  antibiotika  kroz  proces  samomedikacije.  Pilot  studija  je  sprovedena   sa   ciljem   da   se   utvrde   potencijalni   prediktori   samomedikacije  antibioticima  (SMA)  i  da  se  opiše  praksa  SMA  među studentima sestrinstva u Srbiji. Podaci su sakupljeni tokom perioda  Mart-Maj  2016,  u  Višoj  školi  strukovnih  studija  u  Be-ogradu,  Srbija.  Za  sakupljanje  podataka  korišćen  je  upitnih  za samo-popunjavanje.  U  analizi  karakteristika  ispitivanog  uzorka  korišćena je deskriptivna statistika. Hi-kvadrat test je korišćen za ispitivanje razlike između grupa. Ukupan broj učesnika u studiji bio je 138. Gotovo polovina, 43,8% je koristila SMA. Životni stil (pušenje,  konzumiranje  alkohola,  navike  u  pogledu  sna,  fizička aktivnost)   i   socio-demografske   karakteristike   (izuzev   godine   studija)  nisu  pokazane  kao  SMA.  Uštede  u  vremenu  i  novcu  su  navedene  kao  najčešći  razlog  za  SMA,  dok  su  prehlada,  upala grla  i  kašalj  najčešće  indikacije  tretirane  kroz  SMA.  Preporuke  farmaceuta  i  prethodno  pozitivno  iskustvo  su  navedeni  kao  najznačajniji faktori u odabiru antibiotika, što je tvrdilo 50,0% i 37,5% učesnika, redom. Amoksicilin je bio najčešće korišćen an-tibiotik koji je koristilo 50% učesnika kroz SMA. Visok procenat SMA  i  uočena  praksa  među  studentima  sestrinstva  u  Srbiji ukazuje na potrebe za relevantnom edukacijom u vezi sa racion-alnom  upotrebom  antibiotika,  aktuelnim  preporukama  u  klin-ičkim  vodičima  i  potencijalnim  posledicama  nepoštovanja  datih  preporuka.",
publisher = "Sciendo",
journal = "Serbian Journal of Experimental and Clinical Research",
title = "Self-Medication with Antibiotics among Nursing Students in Serbia: Pilot Study, Samomedikacija antibioticima među studentima sesrtinstva u Srbiji: pilot studija",
doi = "10.2478/sjecr-2019-0055"
}
Terzić, D., Tadić, I., Lakić, D.,& Odalović, M.. (2019). Self-Medication with Antibiotics among Nursing Students in Serbia: Pilot Study. in Serbian Journal of Experimental and Clinical Research
Sciendo..
https://doi.org/10.2478/sjecr-2019-0055
Terzić D, Tadić I, Lakić D, Odalović M. Self-Medication with Antibiotics among Nursing Students in Serbia: Pilot Study. in Serbian Journal of Experimental and Clinical Research. 2019;.
doi:10.2478/sjecr-2019-0055 .
Terzić, Dragana, Tadić, Ivana, Lakić, Dragana, Odalović, Marina, "Self-Medication with Antibiotics among Nursing Students in Serbia: Pilot Study" in Serbian Journal of Experimental and Clinical Research (2019),
https://doi.org/10.2478/sjecr-2019-0055 . .