YANG Hua,LUO Ting,WANG Ruiyu,et al.Expert consensus on the management of emergency medicines in medical institutions of Sichuan Province[J].ZHONGGUO YAOFANG,2026,37(19):2485-2490.
YANG Hua,LUO Ting,WANG Ruiyu,et al.Expert consensus on the management of emergency medicines in medical institutions of Sichuan Province[J].ZHONGGUO YAOFANG,2026,37(19):2485-2490.DOI: 10.6039/j.issn.1001-0408.2026.19.01.
Expert consensus on the management of emergency medicines in medical institutions of Sichuan Province
To establish a standardized management system for emergency medicines in medical institutions of Sichuan Province, so as to improve the timeliness, safety and accessibility of emergency medicine use.
METHODS
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A multidisciplinary expert team consisting of specialists in emergency medicine, pharmacy and nursing was set up. In accordance with evidence-based principles, relevant domestic and international policies, guidelines and literature were systematically sorted out. Combined with the results of investigations on the current situation of medical institutions at all levels within the province, multiple rounds of thematic seminars of the steering expert group were organized. The Delphi method was applied to carry out two rounds of expert questionnaire consultation. After item-by-item revision and final expert review, the
Expert Consensus on the Management of Emergency Medicines in Medical Institutions of Sichuan Province
(her
einafter referred to as the
Consensus
) was finally developed.
RESULTS&CONCLUSIONS
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This
Consensus
constructs a three-tier catalog allocation model of “basic standard configuration + specialty adaptation + emergency reserve”. A set of standardized management specifications were formulated covering the selection, stock reserve, storage and maintenance, clinical application, supply and allocation, quality control and training, and informatization management of emergency medicines. The
Consensus
can provide a practical basis for the standardized, homogeneous and refined management of emergency medicines in medical institutions of Sichuan Province, and help enhance the capacity of medication guarantee and the level of medical safety management for the treatment of critical and severe patients across the province.
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