Drug Guide for the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou Released

China News Service, July 20 (Zhang Yuhuan and Guo Tianqi) On July 20, "The 19th Asian Games Hangzhou2022 Pharmacy Guide" (hereinafter referred to as the "Pharmacy Guide") was released in Hangzhou. It contains a list of medicines in the comprehensive outpatient department of the Asian Games Village, which includes 190 medicines in 21 categories.

The "Drug Guide" was compiled by the Medical and Health Department of the Organizing Committee of the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou (hereinafter referred to as "the Asian Organizing Committee's Medical and Health Department") and commissioned by Zhejiang Hospital Pharmaceutical Management Quality Control Center. Lu Xiaoyang, executive deputy director of the Pharmaceutical Management Quality Control Center of Zhejiang Provincial Hospital, director of the Pharmaceutical Management Department of the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine (hereinafter referred to as "the First Hospital of Zhejiang University"), and Jiang Saiping, deputy director, led the pharmaceutical team and related clinical teams of the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University Co-authored.

Since the preparation work started in April this year, Zhejiang Provincial Hospital Pharmaceutical Affairs Management Quality Control Center has invited domestic pharmacy experts, clinical experts in various related disciplines, and multidisciplinary clinical teams such as pharmacy, clinical emergency, ICU, etc., to review all Chinese and English content Multiple rounds of deliberation, revision and proofreading will be carried out on the data and information, and finally submitted to the Medical and Health Department of the Hangzhou Asian Organizing Committee and the Anti-Doping Center of the General Administration of Sports of China for approval and release.

The "Drug Guide" was compiled with reference to the "Model Formulary for the Olympic and Paralympic Games" (2019 edition) issued by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). In addition to the 41 designated hospitals for medical security in Zhejiang Province, the scope of guidance also includes the Comprehensive Outpatient Department of Hangzhou Asian Games Village Athletes Village and the General Clinic of Chun'an Asian Games Branch Village, covering all medical security points in Zhejiang Province.

At the same time, the "Drug Guide" also standardizes the labeling, and provides accurate basic information of each drug to the medical staff participating in the guarantee, as well as the allowed/prohibited status of the drug by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), further standardizing and improving the Hangzhou No. Drug use management and pharmaceutical services during the 19th Asian Games and the 4th Asian Paralympic Games.

Lu Xiaoyang said that the biggest highlight of the "Drug Guide" is reflected in the design idea: it is arranged according to the medical layout and treatment scenes of the Asian Games, and the list of drugs is further refined.

It is worth mentioning that the "Drug Guide" also includes some domestic antivenom serums and a small amount of traditional Chinese medicine for relieving summer heat according to seasonal conditions and site conditions. "For example, considering seasonal reasons, the "Drug Guide" also includes Huoxiangzhengqi Soft Capsules for relieving symptoms of heatstroke." Lu Xiaoyang said.

According to Qiu Yunqing, Director of the Pharmaceutical Affairs Management and Quality Control Center of Zhejiang Provincial Hospital and Executive Vice President of the First Hospital of Zhejiang University, the drugs listed in the "Drug Guide" are all based on the "2023 Prohibited List International" issued by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). "Standard" provides a description of the prohibited state, and accurately indicates the name of the drug, dosage form, route of administration and other information.

"The "Drug Guide" customizes the drug list according to the scene, which is more intuitive and clear in presentation form, and is easy to understand. Rational use of drugs.” Qiu Yunqing said.