The construction of Baoshan District community Internet diagnosis and treatment platform is a key project of Baoshan District government. Through this platform, residents can enjoy online re diagnosis, compound medicine, drug distribution and other services anytime and anywhere. The way of taking medicine in Internet hospitals is also diversified. Patients can choose to pick up medicine by themselves or deliver it to their homes. In recent years, Baoshan has accelerated its efforts to promote "Internet plus health care". Last year, the Baoshan Health Commission explored a plan to establish a unified community Internet diagnosis and treatment platform for the whole district. With the "pilot+replication" model, 18 community health service centers have unified access to all online diagnosis and treatment services, and residents have a choice for further consultation and dispensing. Aunt Zhu, who lives in Qilian Fourth Village, had a heart bypass surgery two years ago and needs to take four different medications daily. Recently, due to stomach discomfort, she has added two more medications. Can these medicines be taken simultaneously? When is the most appropriate time to take each medication? What precautions should be taken during medication? After learning that the Qilian Community Health Service Center in Dachang Town had opened a pharmacy clinic, she quickly came to consult. The pharmacists at the pharmacy clinic patiently answered Aunt Zhu's confusion, and what delighted her even more was that "this clinic does not require registration or charges, it is really convenient and beneficial to the people!" Nowadays, more and more pharmacists at Qilian Community Health Service Center are walking from the "window" to the "window" to provide personalized, one-on-one pharmacy services for patients. In recent years, Baoshan District has continuously improved the pharmaceutical service level of community health service centers, and six community health service centers have opened pharmaceutical clinics. At the same time, community pharmacists actively enter the community to hold lectures and popular science on rational drug use, enhancing the public's sense of medication safety. As a hospital at the doorstep of ordinary people, community health service centers undertake important medical and health service functions. However, in the past, when residents went to community health service centers to get medication, there always seemed to be a situation where "one medication could not be dispensed". How to break through the difficulties and blockages of medication dispensing has become a prominent problem that needs to be urgently solved. Baoshan District is a populous area with diverse and complex medication needs among residents. In order to better meet the community's medication needs, the Baoshan District Health Commission continues to explore "new solutions" for grassroots drug allocation and accelerate efforts to solve the problem of "difficult medication allocation" in the community. Recently, Ms. Xu accompanied her father to the Yuepu Town Community Health Service Center for medical treatment and medication dispensing. Carefully, she saw a "Resident Medication Consultation Registration Book" outside the dispensing window. After inquiry, the staff told her, "If residents have medication needs, they can register on the registration book. We will regularly summarize and report the residents' needs to relevant departments. After discussion and approval, they will be included in the center's drug supply catalog." After understanding the situation, Ms. Xu wrote "Huoxiang Zhengqi Shui" on the registration book and left her contact information. She told the staff, "The weather has been hot recently, and the elderly at home have weak physical conditions. It would be more reassuring to keep Huoxiang Zhengqi Water on hand. It would be even better if the community health service center could provide it." A few days later, Ms. Xu received a call from the Yuepu Town Community Health Service Center, "The 'Huoxiang Zhengqi Water' you registered in our center before has been purchased from the center pharmacy. If you need it, you can come and get it." Upon hearing the news, Ms. Xu immediately went to the community health service center and received the 'Huoxiang Zhengqi Water'. She happily said, "There are more and more drugs that community hospitals can prescribe! If there are any needs in the future, I will register them." The pharmacy department of the center introduced that starting from this year, drug demand registration services will be implemented, and purchases will be made according to residents' needs. This year, estradiol tablets/estradiol digestrone tablets (Fenmerton), Degu insulin liraglutide injection, and Huoxiang Zhengqi water have been added through this method. Currently, the center has a total of 716 types of drugs, which can basically meet most of residents' daily medication needs. 18 community health service centers in Baoshan District adhere to the guidance of the "Shanghai Community Medical Service Basic Disease List (2023 Edition)", and regularly sort out the medication needs of residents in their jurisdiction according to the principles of "clinical necessity, safety and effectiveness, reasonable price, and top-down connection", dynamically adjusting and optimizing the drug catalog. At present, the drug catalogs of various community health service centers in the district continue to be upgraded and expanded, with an average of 701 types of drugs equipped, an increase of 137 types compared to the same period last year. The community specially brought me this medicine, and I am very grateful to them Mr. Zhang, who lives in Songnan, suffers from prostate hyperplasia and needs to take Longbishu capsules for a long time. However, he is blind and has difficulty traveling. Every time he goes to a tertiary hospital in the city to get medication, it takes a lot of effort. I heard that after the expansion of the drug supply catalog of the community health service center, Mr. Zhang dialed the phone number of Songnan Town Community Health Service Center with a trial and error attitude. But after checking, Longbishu capsules are currently not listed in the central drug supply catalog. Considering Mr. Zhang's actual situation, the Pharmacy Department of Songnan Town Community Health Service Center helped him purchase the drug through temporary procurement. In order to facilitate his nearby dispensing, the drug was also placed at the nearest Xin'er Community Health Service Station to Mr. Zhang's home. The community specially brought me this medicine, and I am very grateful to them Uncle Zhang said excitedly. In recent years, various community health service centers in Baoshan District have continued to improve the mechanism for solving patients' special medication needs. "Our pharmacy is connected to the Shanghai Drug Sunshine Procurement Platform. For the drugs that patients need, even if they are not in our drug supply catalog, they can be temporarily purchased through registration, application, and approval." Baoshan District Health Commission stated that to ensure that elderly patients with common and chronic diseases receive timely and effective medication services, each community health service center continuously upgrades and expands the drug catalog, and meets the medication needs of special patients through temporary medication, extended prescriptions, and other means. At the same time, in response to the special circumstances of patients, we also strive to provide the public with "less running errands and more peace of mind" based on the applicable diseases and the scope of long-term prescription medication. Express delivery can be sent to your home, making medication dispensing much more convenient Mr. Hu is a hypertensive patient who regularly visits the community health service center for follow-up appointments and medication. Recently, Mr. Hu has been struggling to return to the hospital on time due to a fall, and his medication is running out. In desperation, Mr. Hu contacted the family doctor, and learned that now it is possible to conduct online consultation through Internet hospitals, and online services such as consultation, prescription, online payment, and drug delivery can be realized at home. Accordingly, Mr. Hu made an appointment with the general practitioner of the community health service center in Luojing Town through the "Internet Hospital". After the online consultation, the doctor quickly issued a prescription for hypertension drugs for him. The next day, Mr. Hu received the medicine. "Express delivery can reach home, and it is much more convenient to dispense medicine!" The construction of Baoshan District community Internet diagnosis and treatment platform is a key project of Baoshan District government. Through this platform, residents can enjoy online re diagnosis, compound medicine, medicine distribution and other services anytime and anywhere. The way of taking medicine in Internet hospitals is also diversified. Patients can choose to pick up medicine by themselves or deliver it to their homes. In recent years, Baoshan has accelerated its efforts to promote "Internet plus health care". Last year, the Baoshan Health Commission explored a plan to establish a unified community Internet diagnosis and treatment platform for the whole district. With the "pilot+replication" model, 18 community health service centers have unified access to all online diagnosis and treatment services, and residents have a choice for further consultation and dispensing. Aunt Zhu, who lives in Qilian Fourth Village, had a heart bypass surgery two years ago and needs to take four different medications daily. Recently, due to stomach discomfort, she has added two more medications. Can these medicines be taken simultaneously? When is the most appropriate time to take each medication? What precautions should be taken during medication? After learning that the Qilian Community Health Service Center in Dachang Town had opened a pharmacy clinic, she quickly came to consult. The pharmacists at the pharmacy clinic patiently answered Aunt Zhu's confusion, and what delighted her even more was that "this clinic does not require registration or charges, it is really convenient and beneficial to the people!" Nowadays, more and more pharmacists at Qilian Community Health Service Center are walking from the "window" to the "window" to provide personalized, one-on-one pharmacy services for patients. In recent years, Baoshan District has continuously improved the pharmaceutical service level of community health service centers, and six community health service centers have opened pharmaceutical clinics. At the same time, community pharmacists actively enter the community to hold lectures and popular science on rational drug use, enhancing the public's sense of medication safety. (New Society)