Inner Mongolia new rural cooperative medical system added 430 kinds of reimbursable drugs

Source: Propaganda Office of Inner Mongolia health and Family Planning Commission, August 13, 2015, Inner Mongolia health and Family Planning Commission decided to adjust the catalogue of reimbursement drugs for new rural and pastoral cooperative medical treatment in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (2011 version), and formulate the catalogue of reimbursement drugs for new rural and pastoral cooperative medical treatment in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (2015) (hereinafter referred to as the catalogue of reimbursed drugs) The new edition of the catalogue of reimbursable drugs will be officially implemented on October 1 this year, with 430 reimbursable drugs added compared with the old edition, including 1988 varieties of drugs Among them, there are 1052 kinds of Western medicine, 720 kinds of Chinese patent medicine and 216 kinds of national medicine Medical and health institutions at or above the second level use the access method, and 1988 kinds of drugs can be reimbursed Class a drugs and "national essential drugs" and "commonly used low-cost drugs" are fully included in the reimbursement base, among which the national essential drugs can be increased by 10% on the basis of the original reimbursement proportion of the designated medical and health institutions, and the national medicine (Mongolian Medicine) can be increased by 15% on the basis of the original reimbursement proportion Class B drugs are included in the reimbursement base at 90% Class a drugs and "national basic drugs" and "commonly used low-cost drugs" shall be used in all the first-class hospitals in the region; the proportion of class a drugs and "national basic drugs" and "commonly used low-cost drugs" in the second-class hospitals shall be more than 80% of the total cost of drugs; class a drugs and "national basic drugs" and "commonly used low-cost drugs" in the third-class hospitals The proportion of use should be more than 60% of the total drug cost The first level hospital shall not use drugs out of the catalog; the proportion of drugs out of the catalog of the second level hospital shall not exceed 5% of the total cost of drugs; the proportion of drugs out of the catalog of the third level hospital shall not exceed 10% of the total cost of drugs The hospital preparations of traditional Chinese medicine and Mongolian medicine shall be declared by medical institutions After being reviewed by the health and Family Planning Commission of the autonomous region, it shall be decided whether they are included in the new rural cooperative medical reimbursement catalogue The drugs listed in the reportable scope shall only be used in the hospital.