What is the prescription? What is a prescription drug

Electronic prescription refers to relying on network transmission, using information technology programming, filling in drug information in diagnosis and treatment activities, and issuing prescriptions.

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The electronic prescription is transmitted to the pharmacy through the network, and is reviewed, dispensed, checked and billed by pharmacy professional and technical personnel, and is used as a medical electronic document for pharmacy dispensing and medical medication.

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Electronic prescription makes full use of "Internet + pharmacy health management" as the entry point to extend the service content of physical hospitals and provide patients with a convenient and efficient remote medical platform.

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E-prescription gradually realizes the rational allocation of medical resources through the online outpatient platform, helps pharmacies upgrade to pharmacies, and expands the service capacity and market share of pharmacies.

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Please be patient when the electronic prescription is issued.

Prescription drugs refer to a drug that must be prescribed by a clinical practitioner before it can be purchased in hospitals, pharmacies or pharmacies, and can only be used under the guidance of licensed pharmacists.

A prescription is a pharmacy list that a doctor prescribes to a patient when he sees a doctor.

Prescription drugs are drugs that can be dispensed, purchased and used only with a prescription from a licensed physician or licensed physician assistant;

Over-the-counter drugs are medicines that can be judged, purchased, and used on your own without a doctor's prescription.

As a special item to maintain human health, drugs are strictly controlled by corresponding laws and regulations in all aspects of development, production, sales and use, and the organizations or individuals involved in these links must be granted the corresponding authority by the competent department. Access to and use of certain medicines is not arbitrary for the users of medicines, i.e. consumers of medicines. According to the consumer's access to and use of medicines, drugs are currently divided into prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs internationally.

So far, developed countries and regions such as Western Europe and North America have established a relatively mature classification management system for prescription drugs and non-prescription drugs. China's Measures for the Classification and Administration of Prescription Drugs and Non-prescription Drugs (for Trial Implementation) was deliberated and approved by the State Medical Products Administration on June 1, 1999, and promulgated by the State Medical Products Administration on June 18, 1999. The Administrative Measures came into force on 1 January 2000.

IM is injected intramuscularly, IV is given intravenously, and oral PO is given. The RP in the upper left corner of the prescription stands for "please take", and if a certain medicine is followed by qd, bid, and tid, it means once a day, twice a day, and three times a day, respectively.

Prescription generally should not exceed 7 daily dosage; Emergency prescriptions generally should not exceed 3 daily doses; For certain chronic diseases, geriatric diseases, or special circumstances, the prescribed dosage may be appropriately extended, but the physician should indicate the reason.