Comparison of Anti-Allergic Drugs in National Essential Medicines List, World Health Organization Model List of Essential Medicines for Children and Other National Essential Medicines Lists
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Comparison of Anti-Allergic Drugs in National Essential Medicines List, World Health Organization Model List of Essential Medicines for Children and Other National Essential Medicines Lists
Ren Meijuan, Liu Lu, Gao Li, et al. Comparison of Anti-Allergic Drugs in National Essential Medicines List, World Health Organization Model List of Essential Medicines for Children and Other National Essential Medicines Lists. [J]. 28(11):9-14(2022)
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Ren Meijuan, Liu Lu, Gao Li, et al. Comparison of Anti-Allergic Drugs in National Essential Medicines List, World Health Organization Model List of Essential Medicines for Children and Other National Essential Medicines Lists. [J]. 28(11):9-14(2022) DOI: 10.13407/j.cnki.jpp.1672-108X.2022.11.003.
Comparison of Anti-Allergic Drugs in National Essential Medicines List, World Health Organization Model List of Essential Medicines for Children and Other National Essential Medicines Lists
Objective: To compare the differences of anti-allergic drugs in National Essential Medicines List (NEML)
World Health Organization (WHO) Model List of Essential Medicines for Children (WHO-EMLc) and other 19 national essential medicines lists
so as to provide reference for further improving the essential medicines list of China. Methods: WHO official website was searched to collect essential medicines list in different countries. Through Excel analysis
differences in the types
quantities
dosage forms and specifications of anti-allergic drugs were compared
the suitability of essential medicines for children was discussed
and the listing of anti-allergic drugs in China was summarized. Results: Loratadine was the same anti-allergic drug in WHO-EMLc and NEML. Compared with NEML
WHO-EMLc and other 19 national essential medicines lists added the oral solution in children
and some countries indicated the age limit of chlorpheniramine and cetirizine. The dosage forms of anti-allergic drugs included in the lists were mainly ordinary tablets. Granules
syrups for children and other special formulations were listed
yet there were few manufacturers. Conclusion: Based on NEML and WHO-EMLc
and drawing on the experience of Sweden
Malaysia
Maldives and other countries
it is recommended to appropriately increase the dosage forms and specifications of second-generation antihistamines suitable for children
so as to to ensure the safety and effectiveness of clinical use in children and improve the national essential medicines list
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