T/CAPC 013-2023 Retail pharmacy operation of cough and asthma treatment drug pharmacy service specifications
T/CAPC 013-2023 Retail pharmacy operation of cough and asthma treatment drug pharmacy service specifications
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Scope: This document applies to retail pharmacies providing specialized, standardized, and professional pharmaceutical services for patients with three representative chronic respiratory diseases (hereinafter referred to as "respiratory chronic diseases") - chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), bronchial asthma (asthma), and chronic cough, as well as their families (hereinafter collectively referred to as "patients"). This document can be applied in conjunction with the current standard service processes and regulatory management frameworks of retail pharmacies. Main technical content: Retail pharmacies should fully recognize the existing problems in the prevention and treatment of respiratory chronic diseases, including insufficient health education, poor disease awareness, inadequate diagnosis, non-standardized treatment, and poor control levels, as well as the heavy economic burden and impact on patients' quality of life caused by these issues. Retail pharmacies should give full play to their role in the prevention and treatment of respiratory chronic diseases, providing long-term, sustainable, professional, convenient, and warm whole-course management for patients with respiratory chronic diseases at home. Retail pharmacies should provide pharmaceutical services covering the entire process from patients entering the store to home treatment. Through pharmaceutical services such as information collection, intervention evaluation, dispensation and delivery, medication guidance, patient education, home follow-up, and file establishment, help patients establish correct treatment goals, understand treatment plans, and master the correct use of inhalation devices; educate patients on how to self-rescue during acute attacks, seek medical treatment promptly when necessary, and rebuild their psychology when the condition recurs; supervise patients in cultivating and maintaining non-drug treatment measures and good living habits, and improving their ability to mon