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China Pharmacy ; (12): 2177-2181, 2022.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-943053

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OBJECTIVE To provide emp irical evidence for relevant decision makers in China to formulate and improve policies related to children ’s medicine use . METHODS Based on the purchase data (Jul. 2016-Jun. 2019)of 18 tertiary children ’s hospitals,the availability of medicines included in the 7th edition of WHO Model List of Essential Medicines for Children (WHO EMLc)and their influential factors were investigated according to standard medicine investigation method recommended by the WHO and Health Action International . RESULTS A totally 189 active ingredients listed in the 7th edition of WHO EMLc were available at 18 tertiary children ’s hospitals in China ,which referred to 229 medicines. The availability of Budesonide inhalation suspension,oral rehydration salt ,Immunoglobulin for injection and Water for injection was 100%. In each quarter from Jul . 2016 to Jun . 2019,the availability of more than half of the medicines exceeded 50%,and the availability of the medicines remained basically stable in each quarter . The overall availability of cardiovascular system medicines and blood system medicines was the highest,while that of antiparasitic medicines and dermatology medicines was lower . There were 28 medicines(12.2%)that were not approved for use in children in China ,the use of which were off -label. The medicines which had been approved for children and which were included in national essential medicine list had a significantly higher availability (P<0.05). CONCLUSIONS The availability of essential medicines for children is generally better at tertiary children ’s hospitals in China . But the use of some essential medicines in children are off -label. In order to ensure the safety and the availability of essential medicines for children ,it is suggested to introduce China ’s essential medicines list for children ,to promote clinical trials in children for commonly used medicines,and to updete the drug manual in time .

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China Pharmacy ; (12): 513-517, 2021.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-873661

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OBJECTIVE:To study general chara cteristics and medication of medical damage liability disputes cases caused by medication error , and to provide references for related departments and medical staff for preventing and reducing medication-induced medical disputes. METHODS :A total of 240 cases of medical damage liability disputes cases caused by medication error were collected from Peking University ’s Fabao Law Database during Jan. 2001 to Feb. 2020,and analyzed in terms of general situation ,damage outcome ,level of the hospital involved ,liability judgment and compensation ,types of medication error and drug types. RESULTS :medication-related medical damage liability disputes accounted for 25.3% of overall medical damage disputes ;the most damage result of patients was death (68.3%);medical negligence forensic appraisal was conducted as the main appraisal pattern with a proportion of 57.9%;the average case compensation was 203,000 yuan;the hospitals involved were mainly tertiary hospitals (48.8%);the main type of medication error involved was prescription error ; chemical medicine was mainly involved ,of which the top three categories were systemic antibacterial ,systemic corticosteroids and antipsychotics. CONCLUSIONS :ADR caused by medication errors are the common causes of medical disputes. Medical institutions should focus on improving the relevant systems and processes ,strengthen the construction of pharmaceutical information and automation system ,and reduce the probability of medication errors ;at the same time ,great importance should be paid to the cultivation of pharmaceutical talents in hospital ,give full play to the role of pharmacists ,and strengthen the monitoring and intervention of medication errors. Finally ,the relevant national judicial departments should constantly improve the settlement mechanism of medical damage liability disputes to provide reasonable protection for both doctors and patients.

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