Analysis of Clinical Application Management Methods of Antibacterial Drugs

The "Anti-microbial Drugs Clinical Application Management Regulations", known as "the strictest ever" antibacterial drugs, will undergo promulgation and final revision and will be promulgated soon. On March 23, the national primary health care organization's training on bacterial resistance monitoring and the “sprout plan” phased summary meeting was held in Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province. The relevant personnel from the Department of Medical Affairs of the Ministry of Health disclosed the above information at the meeting.

The “budget project” was formally launched in 2009 to improve the theoretical and professional skills of clinical microbiological testing in secondary hospitals and to help secondary hospitals conduct bacterial drug resistance monitoring, thereby promoting the rational use of antimicrobial drugs in primary medical institutions. In the past three years, the program has held a total of 7 theoretical trainings, trained more than 2,000 microbiological laboratory inspectors and clinical anti-infective doctors, and covered 558 secondary general hospitals in 30 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) except Tibet. 82 microbiological laboratory inspectors participated in practical training. In 2012, the Sprout Plan conducted network training nationwide and will extend to municipal-level tertiary hospitals and county-level secondary hospitals in non-central cities in each province (region, city).