**Medical Quality Control Center Management (Trial)**
In order to strengthen medical quality management, standardize the operation of medical quality control centers (hereinafter referred to as quality control centers), and promote their development, these measures are formulated in accordance with the Regulations on the Administration of Medical Institutions.
The term "quality control center" refers to an organization designated by the Ministry of Health or provincial health administrative departments to manage and monitor the quality of medical practices within specific professional fields.
The Ministry of Health is responsible for developing management guidelines and guiding national medical quality control efforts. Provincial health administrative departments are in charge of planning, establishing, evaluating, and managing local quality control centers.
The Ministry of Health will establish the National Medical Quality Management and Control Center and may set up regional quality control centers as needed. Provincial health departments should develop a plan for setting up quality control centers based on local conditions, gradually building a comprehensive quality control network. In each profession, only one provincial quality control center should be established.
Provincial health departments must create quality control procedures and standards based on laws, regulations, and technical guidelines. Medical institutions that meet certain criteria, such as being a Class III A hospital, having strong professional capabilities, and possessing proper facilities and personnel, can apply to become provincial quality control centers.
When applying, institutions must submit documents such as their practice license, professional experience, and a detailed work plan. The provincial health department reviews applications, conducts site visits, and ensures public transparency before making a decision.
The main responsibilities of provincial quality control centers include developing standards, implementing quality assessments, maintaining professional databases, and training staff. They also conduct research and provide recommendations to support policy-making.
Quality control reports must be issued fairly and objectively, and shared with the institution and the provincial health department. These reports should be kept for a period determined by the provincial authorities.
Each year, quality control centers must submit annual plans and progress reports. Their findings can serve as a basis for recognizing test results across jurisdictions.
The director of a provincial quality control center must be experienced, ethical, and capable of leading quality initiatives. They must organize daily operations, implement policies, and report regularly to the provincial health department.
Directors serve for four years and cannot hold the position for more than two consecutive terms. Provincial health departments monitor performance, conduct evaluations, and may revoke qualifications if standards are not met.
At the start of each year, provincial health departments report on the status of quality control centers to the national center. The national center collects and analyzes data from all provinces, organizes exchanges, and issues national quality reports after approval.
Centers established before these measures took effect must adjust to meet new requirements within one year. Provincial departments may develop additional guidelines based on local needs.
These measures are interpreted by the Ministry of Health and will come into effect upon publication.
Veterinary APIs
Veterinary APIs (active pharmaceutical ingredients) refer to the raw materials or substances used in the production of veterinary drugs. These APIs are the key components that provide the therapeutic effect in veterinary medications. They are typically sourced from various suppliers and undergo strict quality control measures to ensure their safety and efficacy for use in animals.
Some common examples of veterinary APIs include antibiotics, antiparasitics, hormones, vaccines, and anti-inflammatory agents. These APIs are used to treat a wide range of conditions in animals, including infections, parasites, hormonal imbalances, and inflammatory diseases.
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