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[The Tertiary Hospital's Medical Materials Supply in the Prevention of Public Health Emergencies]
Objective:
To ensure the supply of prevention materials in the tertiary public hospitals in prefecturelevel cities, and to make the process of allocating prevention materials more scientific and reasonable.
Methods:
Open the green passage, simplify the procurement process, carry out emergency procurement of related materials, ensure timely delivery of prevention materials, distribute them at different levels, and strengthen the warehouse management of prevention materials.
Results:
The scheme of emergancy supplies was constantly improved, and the supply of prevention materials was completed with good quality.
Conclusions:
Using scientific and efficient management methods, the supply of prevention materials in medical institutions has been guaranteed, which has experience and reference significance for the prevention and control of similar public health emergencies in the future.
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