1.Reflections on the Management of Patients' Self-provided Infusion Drugs in Secondary and above General Hospitals in China
Guotao LI ; Xi CHEN ; Yuqi FU ; Zhanhong HU ; Yujin GUO ; Yingbo ZHAO
Herald of Medicine 2025;44(8):1352-1358
Objective To understand the current situation of the management of patients'self-provided infusion drugs in secondary and above general hospitals in China,and to provide a theoretical and practical basis for improving the management system.Methods The annual pharmacy professional quality control work survey conducted by the National Pharmaceutical Management Professional Quality Control Center was used to obtain information on the management of patients'self-provided infusion drugs in secondary and above general hospitals in 31 provinces(autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government)and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps of Chinese mainland from 2020 to 2022,and was summarized and calculated using data-processing software.Results The total number of secondary and above general hospitals included in the analysis from 2020 to 2022 is 4 786,5 063 and 6 041,respectively.In 2022,compared with 2020,the percentage of hospitals allowing patients to use self-provided infused drugs decreased from 55.08%to 48.54%,the percentage of hospitals that have established a system for managing patients' self-provided drugs increased from 81.54%to 98.09%,and the percentage of hospitalized patients' use of self-provided drugs that are all documented in their medical orders increased from 79.76%to 90.72%.The types of drugs that hospitals allow patients to use for self-provided infusion are mainly antitumor drugs,the places where self-provided infusion drugs are dispensed are mainly clinical departments(wards),and the main source of self-provided infusion drugs is self-pickup by patients.Conclusion Hospitals should establish a management system for patients'self-provided drugs,strengthen the information management of self-provided infusion drugs,and ensure drug supply and medication safety for patients.
2.Reflections on the Management of Patients' Self-provided Infusion Drugs in Secondary and above General Hospitals in China
Guotao LI ; Xi CHEN ; Yuqi FU ; Zhanhong HU ; Yujin GUO ; Yingbo ZHAO
Herald of Medicine 2025;44(8):1352-1358
Objective To understand the current situation of the management of patients'self-provided infusion drugs in secondary and above general hospitals in China,and to provide a theoretical and practical basis for improving the management system.Methods The annual pharmacy professional quality control work survey conducted by the National Pharmaceutical Management Professional Quality Control Center was used to obtain information on the management of patients'self-provided infusion drugs in secondary and above general hospitals in 31 provinces(autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government)and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps of Chinese mainland from 2020 to 2022,and was summarized and calculated using data-processing software.Results The total number of secondary and above general hospitals included in the analysis from 2020 to 2022 is 4 786,5 063 and 6 041,respectively.In 2022,compared with 2020,the percentage of hospitals allowing patients to use self-provided infused drugs decreased from 55.08%to 48.54%,the percentage of hospitals that have established a system for managing patients' self-provided drugs increased from 81.54%to 98.09%,and the percentage of hospitalized patients' use of self-provided drugs that are all documented in their medical orders increased from 79.76%to 90.72%.The types of drugs that hospitals allow patients to use for self-provided infusion are mainly antitumor drugs,the places where self-provided infusion drugs are dispensed are mainly clinical departments(wards),and the main source of self-provided infusion drugs is self-pickup by patients.Conclusion Hospitals should establish a management system for patients'self-provided drugs,strengthen the information management of self-provided infusion drugs,and ensure drug supply and medication safety for patients.
3.Epidemiological characteristics of COVID-19 patients in Shaanxi Province
Zixuan LI ; Guotao FU ; Xiaowei LI
Shanghai Journal of Preventive Medicine 2022;34(10):973-976
ObjectiveTo describe the epidemiological characteristics of COVID-19 patients in Shaanxi Province from December 2021 to January 2022. MethodsAll COVID-19 patients’ information was obtained from the Health Committee of Shaanxi Province. SPSS 26.0 and Stata MP 16.0 were used to analyze the distribution of Time, Population and Region. Descriptive statistical method was used to investigate the correlation between age, gender and clinical syndrome types of patients. ResultsThe duration of this epidemic was 43 days, and2 080 confirmed cases in total, which distributed in cities of Xi’an (2 053 cases), Xianyang (13 cases) , Yan’an (13 cases) and Weinan(1 cases). The mean age of the patients was 35.91±17.72 years old, the number of male patients was higher than that of female, and 93.7% of the patients had mild symptoms. The age and gender of the patients were statistically correlated with the symptom type (P<0.001). ConclusionPreventing the imported and the spread of domestic cases are currently the main measures to prevent COVID-19 in China. People should abide by the requirements and duties of epidemic prevention and control. Health management and strict quarantine should apply for keynote areas and populations. Meanwhile, the discovery of asymptomatic patients is important to prevent the potential epidemic.

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