What does chemical supply do?

The main responsibilities of chemical supply include procurement, inventory management, accounting processing, and system maintenance. Specifically, the chemical supply Department is responsible for the procurement and supply of clinical and research drugs throughout the hospital, including the procurement of Chinese and Western medicine, the procurement and distribution of chemical reagents, as well as the acceptance, storage, maintenance, and distribution of drugs and chemical reagents. In addition, the drug supply room is also responsible for the drug accounting processing of the pharmacy department and the daily maintenance of the drug computer management system.
The specific process of chemical supply usually includes the following steps:
Procurement: Based on clinical and research needs, procure traditional Chinese and Western medicine as well as chemical reagents, maintain business dealings with multiple pharmaceutical companies, and participate in drug bidding and procurement work.
Inventory management: Conduct acceptance, storage, maintenance, and distribution of purchased drugs and chemical reagents to ensure the quality and timely supply of drugs.
Accounting processing: Handling the accounting work of pharmaceuticals, including the preparation and statistical work of various reports, as well as the computer maintenance work of the drug part of the public medical care catalog and medical insurance catalog.
System maintenance: Maintain the drug computer management system to ensure its normal operation and data accuracy.
The role of chemical supply in the healthcare system is crucial. It ensures the timely supply of clinical and scientific drugs in hospitals, ensuring the smooth progress of medical work. Through efficient procurement and inventory management, the chemical supply room can ensure that hospitals receive the necessary drugs and reagents when needed, thereby supporting the normal operation of medical activities.