Source record CMC Political Work Department · 2026-08-06

Air Force Successfully Holds First Training Course on Rational Drug Use Management for Medical Institutions

空军首期医疗机构合理用药管理培训班成功举办

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Source-stated publication date	2026-08-06
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近日，在空军后勤部卫生局指导下，首期空军医疗机构合理用药管理培训班在西京医院举办。来自空军各医疗机构的700余名业务骨干参加培训。此次培训聚焦临床用药核心需求与行业监管重点难点，邀请军委后勤保障部卫生局领导，以及陆军特色医学中心、海军军医大学第一附属医院、北部战区总医院等单位14名权威药事管理专家组建授课团队，打造高规格、高质量课程体系。培训班采用“理论讲授+分组研讨+实地参观”三位一体模式，深入剖析典型不合理用药案例，让参训学员真正做到听得懂、学得会、用得上、有实效。培训期间同步召开首次工作会议，全体专家组成员立足军队医疗卫勤保障特色，结合一线临床用药实操经验，围绕空军药事管理制度优化、流程规范、落地监管、风险防控等关键环节深入研讨、建言献策，梳理形成一系列贴合实战、务实可行的工作举措，为后续空军合理用药常态化监管、精细化治理提供专业支撑和实操指引。此次体系化、专业化、实战化的集中培训，着眼全方位提升空军医疗系统医务人员合理用药能力、药事管理水平和风险防控意识，更健全完善了空军医疗卫生用药监管体系，为持续规范药事管理工作、筑牢用药安全防线、提升军队卫勤保障质效提供了坚实有力的人才支撑和制度保障。

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The Air Force Logistics Department Health Bureau convened the first Air Force Medical Institutions Rational Drug Use Management Training Course at Xijing Hospital, drawing more than 700 pharmaceutical and clinical personnel from across Air Force medical institutions, with instruction from experts at the Army Characteristic Medical Center, the First Affiliated Hospital of Naval Medical University, and the Northern Theater Command General Hospital. This is a baseline administrative and professional-development record: it documents the Air Force standing up a cross-service pharmaceutical oversight framework and standardizing drug management procedures under the framing of 卫勤保障 (military health and medical support) and 实战化 (combat orientation). The concurrent working conference's production of written procedures and supervision measures suggests the Air Force is formalizing pharmaceutical governance that previously lacked consistent institutional structure, though the article does not specify what deficiencies or incidents prompted this effort.

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Source text. CMC Political Work Department. "空军首期医疗机构合理用药管理培训班成功举办." PLA Daily (解放军报), 2026-08-06. http://www.81.cn/kj_208559/16478106.html.

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