1.Improvement of the National Essential Drug System by Legislation Method
China Pharmacy 1991;0(04):-
OBJECTIVE:To propose the idea that the national essential drug system was improved with legislation method,for example revising Law for Medicine Management. METHODS:The requirement and feasibility of the legislation of national essential drugs were analyzed. RESULTS&CONCLUSIONS:The improvement of the national essential drugs system by legislation means is the demands of guaranteeing public rights for drug use,the inner requirements of implementing national health policy and the basic reflection of legislating law for medicine management. The feasibility of essential drugs legislation was improved by absorbing foreign advance experience with current essential drug policy as base. The conception and management category of essential drugs system was defined clearly based on the amendment of Law for Medicine Management,which could be the legal footing of the formulation and implementation of the supporting policies for essential drugs system.
2.On the Trend of Hospital Preparations in the Future in China
China Pharmacy 2001;0(11):-
OBJECTIVE:To discuss the trend of hospital preparations in the future METHODS:The developing history of and the main factors influencing hospital preparations were analyzed by literature review RESULTS & CONCLUSION:The trend of hospital preparations depends on the role and task of the hospital pharmacy The development of hospital preparations may have three possibilities:being repealed;being reduced;and being maintained the current situation It is not optimistic for the future of hospital preparations from the view of hospital pharmacy
3.A system dynamics model for study of military medical expenses in PLA hospitals
Yuanhong NING ; Liping KUAI ; Lei XU
Military Medical Sciences 2016;40(4):334-337
Objective To explore the application of a system dynamics(SD) model to military medical expenses in PLA hospitals.Methods According to relevant theories of SD, the study has selected some important variables and defined the primary function relations in order to establish a military medical expenses SD model.Results and Conclusion The SD model is suited to modeling the PLA medical expenses and can serve as a theoretical basis for the policy innovation of the PLA medical system.
4.System dynamics model for balance rate in military hospitals during new healthcare reform
Yuanhong NING ; Liping KUAI ; Lei XU
Military Medical Sciences 2017;41(5):394-397
Objective To analyze the impact of the declining balance rate in military hospitals during new healthcare reform.Methods A military medical expense model was established,the parameters of the model were changed and the impact of the declining balance rate was analyzed.Results and Conclusion Military hospitals have to face up to the negative influence caused by the declining balance rate,actively promote expenditure compensation mechanism reforms,increase funding,enhance supervision,and separate revenues from expenditures.
5.A brief introduction to and importance of 68W Advanced Field Craft
Liping KUAI ; Ruofei XU ; Guofu DU
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(3):228-229
The book of 68W Advanced Field Craft was introduced in this paper .The characteristics of the teaching pro-gram and details of combat medic of the US Army were summarized .Some suggestions were raised about the development and training of field first-aid skills of the PLA .
6.Implementation and Existing Problems of Reasonable Medicine List for Military( 2014 Edition)
Bin SUN ; Liping KUAI ; Lei XU
China Pharmacy 2016;27(1):122-124
OBJECTIVE:To know about the implementation and existing problems of current Reasonable Medicine List for Mil-itary(Medicine List for short)(2014 edition). METHODS:The data of field investigation were summarized and analyzed. Compar-ative analysis was made to the data of medicines used by military patients and local insured patients in the general hospitals,hospi-tals affiliated to the military medical university,central hospitals,authorities'clinics and cadre's sanitariums'clinics (a total of 20)of 4 military regions in Nanjing,Lanzhou,Chengdu and Shenyang before and after the modification of the Medicine List. RE-SULTS & CONCLUSIONS:After the modification of the Medicine List,all the above-mentioned medical institutions of the 4 mili-tary regions used more varieties of medicines as set forth in the Medicine List,where there was the highest average increase up to 12.2% in the varieties of the medicines used by central hospitals,and the lowest average increase of 4.8% in those by general hos-pitals. Central hospitals used the largest number of varieties of medicines as set forth in the Medicine List,accounting for 83.3% of all varieties in the Medicine List on average;followed by hospitals affiliated to the military medical university,accounting for 80.6% on average;and the cadre's sanitariums'clinics used a smaller number of varieties thereof,only accounting for 63.9%. For military inpatients and outpatients,the medicine expense per capita increased by 15.0% and 18.0% respectively,which was differ-ent from that for local insured patients in the same period. It is suggested that the implementation of the Medicine List should be monitored and evaluated on a regular basis pursuant to the survey,to provide a reference for future adjustment of the Medicine List.
7.Construction of Evaluation Index System for the Effects of Rational Drug Use Policy in the Military Hospi-tal
Jichen SONG ; Cang CHU ; Dong WU ; Liping KUAI
China Pharmacy 2017;28(4):446-449
OBJECTIVE:To construct the evaluation index system for the effects of rational drug use policy in the military hos-pital. METHODS:Based on methods like literature analysis,expert consultation,modified Delphi method,analytic hierarchy pro-cess(AHP),the evaluation index system was constructed and the weight of indicators was calculated. The feasibility of the index system was verified by experimental evaluation. Through comparing drug use level between military patients and local insurance for medical care,the effects of rational drug use policy were evaluated in military hospital. RESULTS & CONCLUSIONS:The index system includes 3 first-level indexes as rationality,accessibility,economics,10 second-level indexes and 20 third-level indexes. The results of the experimental evaluation in 176 military hospitals show that the economic indexes scoring rate is lower than the reasonable indexes and the availability indexes,and the difference value are 3.12%and 4.06%;the first-level indexes average scor-ing rate of divisional hospital is higher than that of regimental hospital,and the difference value is 21.6%. The index system solves the problems of false data,incomplete evaluation,inadequate check,improves informatization level of evaluation,and realizes long-term dynamic monitoring and remote evaluation.
8.On Paper-based documentation for tactical combat casualty care in the U.S.Armed Forces:its development and enlightenment
Liping KUAI ; Xiaojie YIN ; Yuncheng LIU ; Changxue MAO
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(11):901-903
The evolution of paper-based documentation for tactical combat casualty care in the U .S.Armed Forces was introduced .The main content , the form filler and method , and the way the field medical card issued in 2009 and 2013 carried were compared .The trend and characteristics of paper-based documentation for tactical combat casualty care in the U.S.Armed Forces were summarized , which could offer references for the optimization of paper-based and electronic documentation for tactical combat casualty care in China′s troops.
9.Comparison of the medicine treatment level of military in patients in military hos-pital before and after the adjustment of the policy of military reasonable medicine treatment
Hualin ZHANG ; Cang CHU ; Xiaodong ZHANG ; Zhangwei YANG ; Liping KUAI
Journal of Pharmaceutical Practice 2016;34(3):283-288
Objective To assess differences between the medicine treatment level of military inpatients in military hospi-tal in 2009 and 2011 ,provide references for reasonable adjustments of health policy in future .Methods Medicine treatment da-ta from acute simple appendicitis ,coronary heart disease ,chronic bronchitis and type 2 diabetes from 16 military hospitals were excavated and analyzed by statistical methods to provide a comparative study of the medicine treatment level in 2009 and 2011 . Results 3748 cases from 16 hospitals showed the significant difference in the level of the medicine treatment in 2009 and 2011 , such as medicine cost ,medicine varieties ,primary medicine costs ,hospital daily medication cost ,and the date in 2011 is higher than 2009 .Conclusion It was showed that the medicine treatment level in four common multiple diseases in the military in 2009 and 2011 was changed .A long-term stability mechanism should be established for the evaluation of military medicine sup-port level ,which could provide strong evidence for future medicine policy adjustment .
10.Research on the impact of the adjustment of National Reimbursement Drug List on drug use of rare disease in hospitals
Hongbin YI ; Fenghao SHI ; Liping KUAI ; Hua XING
China Pharmacy 2022;33(24):2952-2956
OBJECTIVE To explore the impact of the adjustment of the national reimbursement drug list on rare disease drugs in hospitals, and to provide reference for improving the drug security of patients with rare diseases in China.METHODS The monthly procurement data of rare disease drugs from 789 medical institutions that continuously reported data from January 2016 to December 2018 were extracted from the Chinese Medicine Economic Information. The single-group interrupted time series model was used to compare drug varieties, procurement amount, average defined daily cost (DDDc) and defined daily doses (DDDs) of rare disease drugs before and after the adjustment of national reimbursement drug list. RESULTS In 2017, a total of 9 rare disease drugs were newly included in the national reimbursement drug list, including pirfenidone, carbidopa/levodopa, riluzole, ropinirole, droxidopa, ezetimibe, everolimus, coagulation factor Ⅸ human recombinant and coagulation factor Ⅶa human recombinant. After the adjustment of the national reimbursement drug list, the average DDDc of 9 rare disease drugs was significantly decreased, the upward trend of DDDs and the procurement amount was significantly increased (P<0.001). CONCLUSIONS The number of newly included rare disease drugs in national reimbursement drug list keeps increasing, the coverage of medical security keeps expanding, the price of rare disease drugs is significantly decreased, the economic burden of patients is further decreased, and the consumption of rare disease drugs is significantly increased, benefiting more patients with rare diseases; but at the same time, it also increases the procurement amount of rare disease drugs in hospitals. National medical security departments need to fully consider how to balance the affordability of medical insurance funds with the demand for rare disease drug coverage.