ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF HEALTH CARE INTERVENTIONS: A PHARMACOECONOMIC STUDY

Dr. Are. Anusha Joel*, D. Manvitha, E. Sowjanya and Shabana Begum

ABSTRACT

Aim: A Survey on impact of anaemia on menstruation and dietary intake of Adolescence girls attending secondary government school. Objectives:  To improve the quality of life of adolescents girls in govt. Schools.  To determine the prevalence of anaemia among vegetarians and non-vegetarians in adolescent girls.  To decrease or reduce the risk of anaemia due to menarche in adolescent.  To improve the quality of life in adolescents according to their dietary intake. Methodology: Ambispective study with a sample size of 354 subjects conducted in secondary government school for a period of 2 years [2016-2017 data collected]. Results: Based upon the analysis the total number of 354 students. In that, Number of students who are menarche [2016-190 and 2017-246] are regular. Whereas, [2016-69 and 2017-40] are irregular. According to diet, [2016-227 and 2017-222] are normal. Whereas, [2016-127 and 2017-131] are abnormal. As Hemoglobin, in [2016-83 and 2017-150] are low. Whereas, [2016-246 and 2017-187] are moderate. And [2016- 25 and 2017-17] are severe. Conclusion: As compared the results of secondary government school among Adolescents girls in 2016-17. As menarche regularity and irregularity was improved in 2017. And Diet was not improved in 2016 and 2017. And hemoglobin, was improved in 2017.

Keywords: Pharmacoeconomics, Medication errors, medication reconciliation.