The drug traceability code is like the drug's ID card, which can record the entire process from production to sales. Once the drug has quality problems, the problem can be quickly located based on this. Consumers can check the authenticity by scanning the code, effectively preventing fake drugs from entering the market and ensuring the safety of drug use. Traceability codes can also track drug circulation information, crack down on fraudulent insurance behaviors such as reselling drugs and stealing medical insurance cards, and protect the safety of medical insurance funds.
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How to use drug traceability codes well?
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Drug traceability code
is the only "electronic ID card" of the drug
Drug traceability code is generally printed on the drug packaging box and marked with the word "drug traceability code". According to the different packaging of the drug, the traceability code can be divided into three levels. Among them, the large code is the traceability code on the outermost packaging of the drug, which is usually used to identify the overall information of a batch of drugs; the second-level traceability code, that is, the medium code, is the traceability code on the intermediate level of the packaging between the large and small packaging; the first-level traceability code is used to identify a single box of drugs with the smallest sales packaging unit.
Recently, the "Medical Insurance Drug Consumables Traceability Information Query" function of the national medical insurance service platform App has been launched. Purchasers can obtain detailed drug production, circulation and sales information by scanning the drug traceability code on the drug box.
Wang Juan, deputy director of the Beijing Medical Insurance Management Center, said that a box of drug traceability code should only have a record of being sold once. If it appears repeatedly many times, there is a possibility that fake drugs, reflux drugs or drugs will be sold in exchange for sale. For drug buyers, this information helps patients better understand the safety of the drug; at the same time, for the medical insurance department, the sales information you can scan the code to cut off the circulation of problematic drugs from the source, effectively improving the effectiveness of medical insurance supervision.
