National Essential Medicines List for Public Use in Basic Medical Insurance

Author: edited by Zhu Lin / Zhang Lili / Cui Chunying
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book has a wide range of applications, strong practicality, and is concise and easy to consult. It provides important guidance and promotes the rational use of drugs and the effective allocation of medical and healthcare resources. It serves as a reference book for medical workers, medical insurance administrative agencies, and medical insurance designated institutions across the country, retail pharmacies, and pharmaceutical production and sales enterprises when participating in medical insurance. It is also an ideal choice and helpful assistant for insured individuals to learn about, understand, and master drug knowledge, making rational drug selection and targeted medication.
Based on the requirements of the National Essential Medicines List, this book systematically and concisely introduces the generic names (a total of 1,488 varieties) and trade names of all Category A and Category B Chinese and Western medicines, as well as their indications, dosage and administration, adverse reactions, precautions, preparation specifications, etc. To facilitate readers in correctly selecting and using drugs, the book includes additional content at the end, such as basic knowledge of medical insurance, medication guidelines, and a Chinese name index for drug names.
This book integrates important content from the National Pharmacopoeia standards and the latest clinical drug use experiences from both domestic and international sources. It is highly relevant to the knowledge and information that readers are most concerned about and need to understand. It serves as a reference book for medical workers, medical insurance administrative agencies, retail pharmacies, and pharmaceutical production and sales enterprises when participating in medical insurance. It also provides strong guidance for insured individuals and clinical medical workers to accurately understand the scope of medical insurance drug coverage, master drug usage methods, and make rational drug selections.