In order to carry out the "Implementation plan of second batch of state-organized centralized drug procurement and use in Beijing"  ("Centralized Procurement of Drugs"), standardize the order of medicines circulation, reduce the burden on the people's medical expenses, and improve people's safety in using medicine, on the early morning of April 25, Beijing Fengtai Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine completed information switch of the 2rd batch of drugs purchased centralized by the state after thorough preparation to ensure the smooth docking of diagnosis and treatment.

　　The centralized drug procurement and use is a breakthrough for comprehensive medical reform. Following the successful implementation of the first batch of "4 plus 7" drug centralized procurement work in April 2019, the second batch of centralized procurement work made it possible that more varieties and wider coverage of medicines were included in"4 plus 7" medicine. By means of purchasing by volume, linking quantity with price and reducing the price of medicines by quantity, the masses can use medicines of higher quality at a relatively low price, thus relieving the masses of the heavy burden from the medical expenses.

　　In order to ensure the smooth progress of this work, the hospital established a working group of state-organized centralized drug procurement and use with the dean and party secretary as team leader and the relevant department heads as team members. The group held regular meetings to study the deployment and implementation of tasks, realistically formulate implementation plan for the hospital and departments. The hospital organized relevant training, and completed drug catalog selection and verification, price disclosure, medical insurance system upgrade, selected drug purchase and related information maintenance according to the work process.

　　At 0:00 on April 25, the National Drug Centralized Bidding and Procurement Policy was implemented on time at Beijing Fengtai Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, which promoted the smooth progress of the medical reform. The information system was officially switched, and outpatient charges and inpatient settlements were tested for different types of medicines to ensure the perfect safety. Besides, medical insurance expenses were decomposed correctly and the settlement was normal. That is, the second batch of centralized drug purchases landed steadily, ensuring that patients could use medicines of high quality at a low price on time.