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This study mainly focused on the supply and use of drugs in the Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, investigated the actual supply and use of drugs purchased in public hospitals of the autonomous region in China, compared the sales volume of national drugs and the total sales volume of related drugs after the implementation of the national centralized procurement policy. The objective is to understand the coverage and practical application of the drug supply scope of major medical reform policies in the autonomous region, as well as the key factors affecting the utilization rate of national centralized drug procurement in the autonomous region. It is clear whether the coverage rate of drugs for major diseases in the centralized drug procurement scope organized by the state is more conducive to reducing the burden on the people.
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