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The recent controversy surrounding the “withdrawal of imported drugs from public hospitals, with centrally procured drugs becoming the only option” is very significant. I’ve already seen many posts saying that the drugs procured through centralized procurement, although cheap, are of ridiculously poor quality.

And due to the voices of several CPPCC members and experts, the Medical Insurance Bureau has stated that it will lead an investigation.

However, even so, I still didn’t expect that the indwelling needle catheters procured through centralized procurement would have the bizarre phenomenon of “not being able to be inserted.” You’re rotten, I know; you’re bad, it’s not a day or two.

But who would have thought it could be so rotten, so terrible.

The big V “Chengdu Sewer,” a deputy director physician of the Department of Urology at the Second People’s Hospital of Chengdu, mentioned a phenomenon: a friend’s child went to the hospital for intravenous infusion, and several attempts were made to insert the needle into the back of the hand before it went in, resulting in bruising. The head nurse explained: the quality of the indwelling needle catheters procured through centralized procurement is not very good, making it difficult to puncture and causing the liquid to branch, and the success rate of puncture is greatly reduced compared to before.

From the centralized procurement drugs, to now, even the consumables of centralized procurement have been brought out to be ridiculed. What’s next, will the medical devices also make their appearance?

Then what else is good? That’s right, a heart of sincerity for the ordinary masses, holding their fate in their own hands.

I’ve seen many similar expressions these days, it’s really disgusting. Why so many people are criticizing the centralized procurement drugs, isn’t it because it has touched the interests of foreign capitalists, preventing foreign pharmaceutical companies from making money, and giving traditional Chinese medicine more opportunities to flourish…

All day long, when there’s nothing to say, when you can’t find a reason, you always bring up the interests, foreign capitalists, and the desire to destroy us.

How shameless is that? Others speak with facts, they talk about righteousness; others talk about quality issues, they talk about touching the interests of foreign capitalists; others say, then improve the quality and it will solve the problem? They talk about killing the heart, killing the heart.

I don’t know if the people who expose the problems have masters, but this kind of guy definitely does. Maybe there’s more than one or two.

It’s ridiculous that under such a spiritual blogger, there should have been a chorus of voices agreeing, but this time, not even one supportive hot comment appeared, but instead, more disagreement and ridicule.

It seems that Chinese people will become much more honest when it comes to hospitals and illnesses, and almost no one resists foreign medical devices, or actively supports domestic products and resists imported drugs.

This is also very normal, after all, when the indwelling needle catheters procured through centralized procurement are poked into the patient’s hand, you shout “WTF,” you ask a lot of questions, you forward articles from Sanlian Life Weekly and Southern Weekend to support, it’s already meaningless.

For example, a month or two ago, some people online said that children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder could no longer get the imported drug, Concerta. After switching drugs, the effects of the domestic drugs were obviously not good, and even the situation of not being able to go to school occurred.

At that time, people didn’t take it seriously, but now, it’s a prelude to more imported drugs withdrawing from public hospitals and centralized procurement drugs becoming the only option. But what’s the use of paying attention now?

The problems are numerous, and it’s not about “investigation,” everyone should know this. What are you investigating, and how will you deal with it? Who inspected the products when they left the factory? Who inspected them when they entered the hospital? The fact is that the indwelling needle catheters are not as good as the imported ones and have already entered the hospital. You hold people accountable, but who do you hold accountable? Will anyone be held accountable?

Talking about all the problems with centralized procurement drugs, it seems to be about discovering and solving them. If the quality is not good, then supervise the quality and improve the quality.

But what is the reality? The objective laws of things will not change due to human will. Cheap things will definitely have a difference in quality. The apples I bought for 5 yuan a catty are definitely not as good as the ones for 10 yuan a catty.

Even if you supervise 24 hours a day, you can only ensure that the apples for 5 yuan a catty don’t have holes bitten by insects. But there is no magic that can make the apples bigger.

So the key to centralized procurement drugs and imported drugs is to give people the right to choose. Instead of directly cutting off imported drugs and leaving only centralized procurement as the only option.

If you have never used imported drugs before, then the magic may make people ignorant in technology. Acupuncture anesthesia can secretly become the best choice in the wailing sounds.

But those who have used imported drugs, those who have used original research drugs, can easily feel the difference. At this time, you immediately say that it’s actually about the same, that it’s actually a conspiracy of foreign capitalists, you will get nothing but cold laughter and criticism.

Of course, maybe after a long, long time, when people have forgotten the original research drugs, forgotten all of this, or gotten used to all of this, it will “get better.”