In this consideration,the paper described the imperatives of drug safety,constraints of governance by the government,and advantages of social co-governance,proposing the necessity to establish aFive-in-One (referring to the involvement of the government,enterprises,industry associations,media and the public) drug safety social co-governance.In its analysis of the present dilemma o[drug safety governance,the authors proposed such measures as perfecting legal and institutional system,reforming governmental power allocation mechanism,improving the incentive mechanism,innovating governance means and improving social governance ability,for the purpose of enhancing such a co-governance pattern.

Objective To analyze the influencing factors for doctors' prescription of essential medicines at county hospitals of Anhui province.Methods Multi-stage random sampling method was designed to conduct an investigation for doctors at nine county hospitals in Anhui province,and SPSS 1 6.0 was used to conduct descriptive statistical,chi-square test and binary logistic regression.Results 50.8% respondents reported that they had prescribed essential medicines with the rate of less than 60%. The factors of doctors'prescription for essential medicines are work experience,average monthly income, policy awareness, recognition, training willingness, training times, hospital support, medication preferences,and drug marketing.Conclusion The prescription rate of essential medicines in the sampled hospitals is low,and the targeted comprehensive intervention measures should be taken to promote prescription rate of essential medicines in county hospitals.

ObjectiveTo encourage development of county-level hospitals by building a performance appraisal indicator system for such institutions. Methods Using the PATH model ( a performance appraisal tool for hospital ) quality improvement, an appraisal system was built for such institutions. Centering on patients, this system encompassed such dimensions as public benefits, quality of care and safety, staff and hospital development. Results This system consisted of six level-1 indicators, 21 level-2 indicators and 70 level-3 indicators, each given due weight. Conclusions This indicator system centers on patients, follows guidance of public benefits, and aims at continuous quality improvement, making it an effective in evaluating hospital performance and providing reference for the decision-makers to promote and adjust medical reform policies.

Objective To explore the application of the infusion management system in ICU and its effect on the major nursing risk factors .Methods One hundred and five patients with top ten diseases in ICU from March 2013 to December 2013 were chosen and were randomly divided into the control group ( n=50 ) and the observation group ( n =55 ) .The control group received the management of liquid therapy through the monomer infusion pump , and the observation group received the management of liquid therapy through B .Braun infusion therapy system .The average time of liquid therapy , the rate of unplanned extubation , the error rate of vasoactive drugs and the nurses ’ satisfaction of two groups were observed .Results The average time of liquid therapy, the rate of unplanned extubation , the error rate of vasoactive drugs and the nurses ’ satisfaction were respectively (65.3 ±21.4)h, 7.3%, 7.3%, 92.7%in the observation group, and were better than (99.4 ± 27.8)h, 16.0%, 14.0%, 56.0% in the control group, and the differences were statistically significant (t/χ2 =2.63, 7.25, 5.38, 8.68, respectively;P<0.05).Conclusions Application of B.Braun infusion therapy system in ICU can reduce the workload of nurses , and decrease the rate of unplanned extubation and the error rate of vasoactive drugs in patients , and increase the nurses ’ satisfaction.