National Bureau deploys national bureaus to deploy basic drug electronic surveillance

According to the report of the Chinese Medical News Zhejiang News reporter Wang Xiaodong, on August 3, at the national food and drug supervision work conference, Wu Hao, the deputy director of the State Food and Drug Administration, arranged the deployment of basic drug electronic supervision in the second half of the year.

It is understood that the electronic supervision of pharmaceuticals is being carried out in accordance with the principle of “step-by-step implementation and steadily advancing” and is being carried out in categories, batches, and steps. The first phase: In October 2007, a special drug regulatory network was basically established to realize the dynamic monitoring of the entire process of production, circulation, and storage of narcotic drugs and psychoactive drugs. Phase II: From November 1st, 2008, electronic surveillance of blood products, vaccines, Chinese medicine injections and second class psychoactive drugs (collectively referred to as “four categories”) has been implemented. , can not be sold. Phase 3: Full electronic surveillance of essential drugs for 2010. Phase IV: Based on the previous three phases of work, gradually implement electronic supervision of all listed drugs.

Wu Hao pointed out that in order to advance the electronic supervision of essential medicines, the State Bureau has done a lot of work in terms of funding guarantees and personnel training, and has applied for a special fund for transfer and payment by the central government. In the next step, the State Bureau will intensify its efforts, supervise the promotion, and focus on the training, so that the regulatory authorities and enterprises will realize that the implementation of electronic supervision is of great significance in improving the regulatory efficiency and the company’s own management level. Do a good job of building demonstration sites and do a good job of technical support and service work. The National Bureau will further improve the electronic monitoring system platform, and provide multiple channels and timely answers to all local problems encountered in the work.

Wu Hao said that in the four specific tasks of medical reform led by the Food and Drug Administration, the electronic supervision of essential medicines is the most difficult, the situation is complex and the time is tight. In order to successfully complete the work goal of the electronic surveillance of all types of essential drugs, the entire system must work together to forge ahead. The role of the provincial (district, city) bureau must be brought into play and the electronic supervision work within the jurisdiction must be fully implemented. I hope all provinces (regions, cities) will The bureau has effectively put the leadership in place, personnel are in place, and work is in place.