Purchasing and inventory control system of drugs utilized ABC analysis theory using personal computer.

Ishimoto, Keizo; Hironaga, Kyozo; Koshiro, Akira; Nakamura, Sadanori

doi:10.5649/jjphcs1975.12.415

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“…According to a notice issued by the state Medicare administration in 2019, each region must strictly enforce the drug catalog, not self-develop the catalog or increase the list of drugs with the method of transformation, and not self-adjust the set of restricted payment ranges for the drugs in the catalog. Stepwise digesting should take place over a three-year period for category B medications that are increased as specified in the initial provincial prescription list [ 14 ]. Provinces should preferentially modify out-of-pocket payments for medications that are included in the area of state focused surveillance during digestion.…”

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Analysis of Rational Drug Use Effect under Hospital Drug Control System

Huo

et al. 2022

Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine

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Objective. To describe and assess the hospital drug control system’s measures. Methods. From 2017 to 2019, examine the changes in medication percentage, important monitoring drug amount, top 10 medications amount, and usage rate of prophylactic antibiotics for type I incisions. Results. The proportion of pharmaceuticals remains below 30%, the number of significant monitoring drugs has decreased, the top ten drugs have shifted from adjuvant to therapeutic drugs, and the use of prophylactic antibiotics for type I incisions has decreased by 10%. Conclusion. The percentage of medications that met requirements by using the drug control system has steadily decreased, and the number of pharmaceuticals for important monitoring pharmaceuticals has steadily decreased, in accordance with national medical insurance policy, as well as improved rational drug usage.

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Analysis of Rational Drug Use Effect under Hospital Drug Control System

Huo

et al. 2022

Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine

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How the Characteristics of Cubixx<sup>®</sup> Solutions Work in Recent Pharmaceutical Market Trends in Japan

Okamura

Koike

Yokoyama

et al. 2021

Iryo Yakugaku (Japanese Journal of Pharmaceutical Health Care a

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The Cubixx ® system seamlessly monitors the storage status of medicines by using wireless networks, enabling the return and lot exchange of medicines stored under non-room temperature conditions, which was generally impossible previously. To evaluate the availability of the Cubixx ® system, we surveyed recent trends in the Japanese pharmaceutical market, status of pharmaceutical purchases, and status of the use of the Cubixx ® system in Yokohama City University Hospital.The Japanese pharmaceutical market continued to grow from 2007 to 2019 (P < 0.001). There are 11 pharmaceutical therapeutic categories (hereinafter referred to as "correlated categories") that have a statistically positive correlation with the expansion of the total output (P < 0.001). In the targeted period, most medicines newly listed on the NIH price list (67.9％) belong to correlated categories, and the ratio of injection medicines stored at non-room temperature which are expensive has increased. 96.7％ of A-ranked medicines with ABC analysis in Yokohama City University Hospital are injection medicines, which tend to be expensive and stored at non-room temperature. 85％ of A-ranked items belong to correlated categories. Due to the use of the Cubixx ® system, the targeted medicines were never discarded during the targeted period. The total amount of returned medicines during the period accounted for 62.3％ of the total. The recent Japanese pharmaceutical market has continued to grow, with the increase in newly released injection medications which belong to correlated categories, are stored at non-room temperature, and expensive. The Cubixx ® system may be useful in the inventory management of these medicines.

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Purchasing and inventory control system of drugs utilized ABC analysis theory using personal computer.

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Analysis of Rational Drug Use Effect under Hospital Drug Control System

Analysis of Rational Drug Use Effect under Hospital Drug Control System

How the Characteristics of Cubixx<sup>®</sup> Solutions Work in Recent Pharmaceutical Market Trends in Japan

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