Patterns of Drug Utilization and Self-Medication Practices: A Cross Sectional Study

Keyphrases

• Self-medication 100%
• Drug Utilization 100%
• Self-medication Practice 100%
• Age Groups 28%
• High Prevalence 28%
• Living Alone 28%
• Healthcare Professionals 14%
• Middle-aged 14%
• Saudi Arabia 14%
• Pharmacist 14%
• Public Health Risk 14%
• Two-section 14%
• Illness 14%
• Analgesic 14%
• Education Level 14%
• Adverse Reactions 14%
• Medical Practitioners 14%
• High Incidence 14%
• Young Subgroup 14%
• Female Participants 14%
• Demographic Information 14%
• Self-diagnosis 14%
• Inappropriate Treatment 14%
• Antipyretic 14%
• Older Age Group 14%
• Type of Education 14%
• Awareness Campaign 14%
• Treatment Potential 14%
• Healthcare Professions 14%
• University Graduates 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Cross-Sectional Study 100%
• Self Medication 100%
• Drug Utilization 100%
• Prevalence 54%
• Disease 27%
• Population 18%
• Health Care Personnel 9%
• Physician 9%
• Side Effect 9%
• Self Evaluation 9%
• Masking 9%
• Adverse Event 9%
• Analgesic Agent 9%
• Study Participant 9%
• Healthcare Profession 9%
• Antipyretic Agent 9%

Psychology

• Self-Medication 100%
• Practitioners 9%
• Healthcare Professional 9%
• Public Health 9%