Adjustment and development of hospital pharmacy Emergency production function, in the work of SARS prevention and control. Hospital preparation for outdoor use in the production of disinfectants and Chinese herbal decoctions, pharmaceutical care to enhance the medication level, is the best validation. The direction of development of the preparation room should continue to be based on meeting clinical work needs while taking advantage of favorable conditions for direct contact with clinical settings to develop new varieties and formulations, and to carry out technology transfer. With the reduction in the number and types of preparations made by the preparation room according to GPP requirements, the operating costs for the preparation room have increased, leading to a decline in economic benefits, making it difficult for some preparation rooms to break even. Moreover, due to the rigorous approval procedures for preparation swaps, successive requirements, volume-based, and batch-numbered examination and approval potentially increase the cost of transfers of preparations between hospitals. As a result, many small hospital preparation rooms are caught in a dilemma: either retain but lose money or close but cause inconvenience. Therefore, it is believed that drug management should simplify procedures within the framework of the Drug Administration Law to facilitate the swap of preparations among grassroots medical institutions; consideration should be given to allowing the establishment of high-standard regional preparation centers to integrate health resources, close inefficient preparation rooms, strengthen supervision and management, ensure clinical drug needs, reduce production costs, and take into account social and economic benefits.
2.6 Pharmacists establishing regulations, clearly defining the responsibilities, rights, and interests of clinical pharmacists. In some hospitals, several years ago there were trials of pharmacists gaining clinical experience, achieving professional qualification as a clinical pharmacist; full-time refers to post-establishment; specialist refers to specific clinical work targeted by each clinical pharmacist, relatively fixed in one or several clinical specialties. Due to late start and shortage of clinical pharmacists and clinical pharmacy settings, it requires a certain process for pharmacists to engage in clinical pharmaceutical care. Additionally, the career path and regulations for clinical pharmacists have not yet been introduced, and their liability, powers, obligations, and interest returns in clinical work are unclear. Faced with medical malpractice or disputes, it is difficult to determine responsibility between a doctor's prescription right and a pharmacist's medication recommendation, which to some extent affects the work carried out.
3 Conclusion: The current situation in pharmaceutical reform poses a challenge to the development of hospital pharmacy, but also provides new opportunities for development. Reform is bound to break some traditional frameworks, develop new rules of the game, redistribute benefits, and thus requires longer periods of exploration, operation, and debugging. It calls for high-quality compound talents in hospital pharmacy, the implementation of clinical pharmacists, and the conduct of pharmaceutical services, involving many issues to be resolved including concept changes, legislation, social identity, Pharmacy Education and structural adjustment, academic status, human resources, economic costs, and labor value embodiment. There is still a long way to go. Implementation of pharmaceutical care to enhance the medication level seats Ming, Wang Li (Nanjing Maternal and Child Health School of Pharmacy, Nanjing 210004) Abstract: This paper describes the domestic and foreign clinical pharmaceutical care to produce and development of pharmaceutical care in the hospital l clinical. Proposed: patient-centered, to provide comprehensive, high-quality pharmaceutical care will be the core of the future hospital pharmacy; and safe, efficient, economic, rational drug use is the focus of the work. Keywords: pharmaceutical care; Hospital; Clinical Pharmacy; rational drug CLC number: R95: C Article ID Full-5o9412oo3) 05-0311-04ImplementationofPharmaceuticalCareandMonitoringinClinicalPractisexIMing-ming, WANGLi (book, NanjingMatem ~, andChildCareHospital, Nanfing210004 China) Keywords: Pharmaceuticalcareandmonitoring; Hospital; Clinicalpharmacy; the Medicatedrationally1 generation of pharmaceutical care and the progress of pharmaceutical care (PharmaceuticalCare, the PC) refers to the pharmacists using their pharmaceutical expertise to provide the public (including medical staff, patients and their families) with direct, responsible, and drug use-related services, in order to improve medication safety, effectiveness, and economy, to achieve the ideal goal to improve and enhance the quality of human life. PC includes: providing patients with personal care services, monitoring disease.