National Basic Medical Insurance Drug Interpretation - Western Medicine Volume: Western Medicine Volume

Author: Medical Insurance Department of the Ministry of Labor and Social Security
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Publication Date: 2002-03-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive explanation and description of Western medicines listed in the "National Basic Medical Insurance Drug Catalogue" issued by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security on May 25, 2000. The book interprets each of the 913 Western medicines in the catalog (327 Class A and 586 Class B). First, it gives a brief overview of 19 major categories of drugs, followed by a sequential explanation of the general information of various drugs, including the name, other names, indications, precautions, interactions, adverse reactions, dosage forms, and usage of each drug. Additionally, three new sections—chief complaints before use, usage guidance, and special reminders—have been added, greatly enhancing the practicality of the book. The book is innovative in concept, rich in content, and offers high reference value for rational drug use. It can be used as a reference for clinical doctors and pharmacists at all levels, faculty and students of medical and pharmaceutical colleges and universities, patients, and medical researchers.