Amidi S, Solter S, Rashidian B, Zokaian A R, Razmjoian F
Med Care. 1975 Apr;13(4):341-5. doi: 10.1097/00005650-197504000-00006.
From 120 practicing physicians in Shiraz, Iran, 40 were selected to identify their attitude toward the use of antibiotics. A young, healthy man who complained of mild fever and cold symptoms was referred to them and 37 of them prescribed inappropriate doses of antibiotics. It is assumed that the behavior of the physicians is based on pressure by the patient to receive more medicine, particularly antibiotics.
在伊朗设拉子的120名执业医生中,挑选出40名以确定他们对抗生素使用的态度。一名主诉有轻微发热和感冒症状的年轻健康男子被转诊给他们,其中37人开出了不适当剂量的抗生素。据推测,医生的行为是基于患者要求更多药物,尤其是抗生素的压力。