Air Force Successfully Holds First Training Course on Rational Drug Use Management for Medical Institutions
Recently, under the guidance of the Health Bureau of the Air Force Logistics Department, the first Air Force Medical Institutions Rational Drug Use Management Training Course was held at Xijing Hospital. More than 700 core professional personnel from Air Force medical institutions across the force participated in the training.
This training focused on the core clinical medication needs and key difficulties in industry supervision. It invited leaders from the Health Bureau of the Joint Logistic Support Force of the Central Military Commission, as well as 14 authoritative pharmaceutical management experts from units including the Army Characteristic Medical Center, the First Affiliated Hospital of Naval Medical University, and the Northern Theater Command General Hospital, to form an instruction team and build a high-standard, high-quality curriculum system. The training course adopted a "trinity" model of "theoretical instruction + group discussion + on-site visits," conducting in-depth analysis of typical cases of irrational drug use, so that participating trainees could genuinely understand what was taught, master what was learned, apply what was acquired, and achieve practical results.
A first working conference was convened concurrently during the training period. All expert panel members, grounding themselves in the distinctive characteristics of military medical and health support, and drawing on frontline clinical drug use practical experience, engaged in in-depth discussion and offered recommendations on key aspects including the optimization of Air Force pharmaceutical management systems, standardization of procedures, on-the-ground supervision, and risk prevention and control. They compiled and produced a series of practical, feasible work measures suited to actual combat conditions, providing professional support and operational guidance for the subsequent normalization of Air Force rational drug use oversight and refined governance.
This systematic, professional, and combat-oriented (实战化) concentrated training was oriented toward comprehensively improving the rational drug use capabilities, pharmaceutical management standards, and risk prevention and control awareness of medical personnel throughout the Air Force medical system. It further improved and refined the Air Force medical and health drug supervision system, providing solid and powerful personnel support and institutional guarantees for continuously standardizing pharmaceutical management work, consolidating the safety line for drug use, and enhancing the quality and effectiveness of military health and medical support (卫勤保障).