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China Pharmacy ; (12): 1126-1130, 2022.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-923763

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OBJECTIVE To provide reference for standardizing the labeling of medication information for pregnant women and lactating women in the instructions of antiarrhythmic drugs. METHODS The instructions of antiarrhythmic drugs were collected from the terms of “medication reference ”on official website of Yimaitong Technology Co. ,Ltd. The labeling of medication information of pregnant women and lactating women were sorted out ,counted and analyzed with reference to the Detailed Rules for Specifications of Instructions of Chemical Drugs and Therapeutic Biological Products issued by the State Food and Drug Administration. RESULTS A total of 111 instructions of antiarrhythmic drugs were collected in this study ,of which 102 instructions were marked with “medication for pregnant women ”(91.89%),of which the proportion of those with medication guidance and without medication guidance were 75.68% and 16.22% respectively. Eighty-eight drug instructions were marked with the item “medication for lactating women ”(79.28%),of which the proportion of those with medication guidance and without medication guidance were 70.27% and 9.01% respectively. Among different categories of antiarrhythmic drugs ,the best labeling of “medication for pregnant women ”was class Ⅰ antiarrhythmic drugs (100%),while class Ⅲ drugs(25.00%)were most missing ; class Ⅳ antiarrhythmic drugs (94.44%)were the best labeled for “medication for lactating women ”,while class Ⅰ(26.47%)were the most missing . There were differences in the labeling contents of “medication for pregnant women ”and“medication for lactating women ”in some drug instructions of the same variety from different manufacturers. Among the 99 drug instructions of domestic pharmaceutical enterprises , 92 listed the items of “medication for pregnant women”and“medication for lactating women ”,and the proportions of them with medication guidance were 74.75% and 69.70% respectively;among the 12 drug instructions of foreign pharmaceutical enterprises ,10(83.33%)listed the items of “medication for pregnant women ”and“medication for lactating women ”,and the proportion with medication guidance was 83.33% and 75.00% respectively. CONCLUSIONS There are some problems in the labeling content of domestic antiarrhythmic drug instructions,such as the lack of information related to “medication for pregnant women ”and“medication for lactating women ”, the confusion of guidance expression , the inconsistent content of drug instructions of the same variety from different manufacturers,the lag of modification and update ,and the poor standardization of drug instructions. Drug supervision and administration departments and drug manufacturers should pay attention to them and constantly strengthen the management and standardization of instructions.

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China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica ; (24): 1839-1845, 2021.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-879099

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According to the notice on revision of the instructions for traditional Chinese medicine injections(TCMIs) issued by the National Medical Products Administration(NMPA) from January 2006 to May 2020, the revised contents in the instructions for 29 varieties involved in the notice were sorted out, and the existing problems in the instructions for TCMIs were analyzed, so as to provide the basis for dynamic revision of the instructions. It was found that the revised items of instructions for 29 varieties all involved adverse reactions, contraindications and precautions, and warnings were added for 82.76% of 29 TCMIs preparations, indicating that all the revised contents were related to safety issues. In addition, 33.33% of the drugs risks mentioned in the precautions were not indicated in the adverse reactions; 82.76% instructions did not indicate drug interactions; 17.24% instructions lacked medication notes for special populations; 48.28% instructions did not indicate traditional Chinese medicine(TCM) syndromes of the main disease; 44.83% instructions did not indicate the type and stage of indication; and 86.21% instructions did not indicate the course of treatment. It could be concluded that the instructions for TCMIs have known risks of drugs that are not fully reflected in adverse reactions and the effective information is not comprehensive. The risk control measures proposed in the precautions need to have aftereffect evaluation and there is a lack of drug interactions and medications for special populations. As an important part of the full life-cycle management of drugs, the revision of instructions for TCMIs should be continuously improved to provide the basis for safe and reasonable application of TCMIs. Based on the above problems, it is proposed that the marketing license holder as the main body of the revision of instructions should actively carry out post-marketing basic and clinical research in accordance with the characteristics of TCM, combine the updated research with the guidance of TCM theory and improve the revision level of instructions for TCMIs to provide the basis for post-marketing evaluation.


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Humans , Drugs, Chinese Herbal , Injections , Medicine, Chinese Traditional , Syndrome
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China Pharmacy ; (12): 1616-1622, 2021.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-881465

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OBJECTIVE:To investigate and study the problems in the items labeling of Chinese patent medicine instructions in National Essential Medicines List ,and to provide reference for rational drug use and instruction revision. METHODS :Totally 268 Chinese patent medicines contained in the 2018 edition of National Essential Medicines List ,including 465 instructions of different . An dard docetaxel as first-line therapy in patients with meta - economic evaluation of docetaxel and paclitaxel regimens in metastatic breast cancer in the UK[J]. Pharmacoeco - dosage forms ,were collected ,and the labeling rate and content problems of drug instructions were counted. RESULTS :Of the 465 instructions,86.88% were labeled with cautions. The labeling rates of ADR ,pharmacokinetics,contraindications,drug interactions , clinical trials ,pharmacological toxicology and pharmacological action were low ,being 20.64%,0.21%,30.1%,1.07%,2.36%, 8.81%,1.93%. All other items were labeled. Incomplete description of ingredients ,incomplete information of decoction pieces and excipients accounted for 2.15% and 48.81%,respectively;the expression of functional indications was varied ,and there were 12 expression methods ,among which 16.5% of indications lacked TCM indications ;specifications were not uniform ,and there were 5 expression methods ;usage and dosage were not clearly marked ,and 465 instructions did not mention the usage and dosage for the elderly or pregnant and lactating women. Drug interactions ,ADR,matters needing attention and contraindications were not fully described with no substantive content ;only 0.64% marked interaction with chemical medicine and 12.68% marked contraindication content. CONCLUSIONS :There are some problems in the description of Chinese patent medicine instructions in 2018 edition of National Essential Medicine List ,such as non-standard and incomplete. It is suggested to strengthen efforts to establish and improve the information collection and feedback mechanism of Chinese patent medicine ,and introduce policies to support enterprises to carry out basic and clinical research after listing ;and through actively carrying out basic and clinical research in line with the characteristics of traditional Chinese medicine ,guided by the theory of traditional Chinese medicine ,combined with the latest research results ,so as to further improve the contents of Chinese patent medicine instructions.

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