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           Institute of Medical Information,Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences,Beijing 100020,China
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           Corresponding author:LI Yazi,Professor;E-mail:li.yazi@imicams.ac.cn
               【Abstract】 Background China has seen a significantly increased prevalence of chronic obstructive pulmonary
           disease(COPD) recently. But primary care institutions,the main "battlefield" for containing COPD,have shown relatively
           weak capabilities for the diagnosis and treatment of disease. As there are relatively few large-scale investigations and studies on
           medicines and diagnostic devices for COPD in primary care,we conducted this study to further understand the weaknesses of
           current COPD containment in primary care,by which the gap in related research may be made up. Objective To understand the
           allocation and availability rate of essential medicines for COPD,and availability rate of spirometer as well as the implementation of
           pulmonary function tests in primary care. Methods From February to March 2021,a multi-stage cluster sampling was adopted
           to select 8 176 community(township) health centers from 31 provinces of China to attend a survey. The rates of availability
           and allocation of each of the 16 essential medicines for COPD in the 2018 National Essential Medicines List were calculated to
           estimate the categories and number of these medicines in primary care institutions. The rate of availability of spirometer in these
           institutions was estimated. And the rate of implementation of pulmonary function tests in these institutions was estimated. Results
            Altogether,7 458(91.22%) institutions who gave effective responses to the survey were included for analysis,including
           5 901(79.12%) township health centers,and 1 557(20.88%) community health centers. Among the 16 essential medicines
           for COPD,less than 8 were available in 6 538(87.66%) institutions,at least 1 inhaled antiasthmatic medicines were
           available in 4 992(66.00%) institutions,and long-acting inhaled antiasthmatic medicines were available in 814(10.91%)
           institutions. The average availability rate of 16 essential medicines for COPD was 33.30%. The highest ranked three medicines
           in terms of availability rate were ambroxol〔85.28%(6 360/7 458)〕,aminophylline〔81.17%(6 054/7 458)〕 and
           compound licorice〔74.48%(5 555/7 458)〕. And the relatively low-ranked three were fluticasone propionate 〔4.89%(365
           /7 458)〕,tiotropium bromide〔6.25%(466/7 458)〕,budesonide forterol〔8.61%(642/7 458)〕. The average
           availability rate of 6 inhaled antiasthmatic medicines in community health centers was 28.31%,and that in township health centers
           was 4.81%. The average availability rate of 2 long-acting inhaled antiasthmatic medicines in community health centers was 16.18%,
           and that in township health centers was 5.12%. The average availability rate of spirometers in primary care institutions was 8.94%
           (667/7 458). The average availability rate of spirometers in community health centers was higher than that of township health
           centers〔18.56%(289/1 557)vs 6.41%(378/5 901),P<0.05〕. Pulmonary function tests were implemented in 10.82%
           (807/7 458) of the institutions. The rate of community health centers was higher than that of township health centers in terms
           of offering pulmonary function testing services〔13.81%(215/1 557) vs 10.03%(592/5 901),P<0.05〕. Conclusion
            The available essential medicines for COPD in these primary care institutions were insufficient with unbalanced distribution.
           Most of available medicines were oral preparations,and inhaled antiasthmatic medicines,especially long-acting inhaled
           antiasthmatic medicines,were poorly available. Moreover,the availability rate of spirometers and the implementation rate of
           pulmonary function tests were both relatively low. All these factors negatively influence early screening for and management of
           COPD in primary care. In view of this,it is recommended that increasing the availability levels of inhaled antiasthmatic medicines
           and portable spirometers,and the application of pulmonary function tests in primary care,as well as primary care physicians
           asompetencies and initiatives for the prevention,diagnosis,treatment and rehabilitation of COPD with the delivery of the national
           essential publish health services for COPD as the starting point of enhancement trainings.
               【Key words】 Pulmonary disease,chronic obstructive;Delivery of health care;Primary health care institution;
           Drugs,essential;Diagnostic services;Diagnostic equipment


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           吸系统疾病是常见四大慢性病之一。近年来,我国                              COPD 防控成为慢性病防控中的“短板”,并发展为
           COPD 患病率明显升高,40 岁及以上人群患病率由                          我国重要的公共卫生问题,严重影响居民的身体健
           2002—2004 年的 8.2% 上升至 2015 年的 13.7%。据               康和生活质量       [3] 。乡镇卫生院和社区卫生服务中心
           估计我国约有 1 亿例 COPD 患者          [1-2] ,COPD 已成为        作为农村和城市基层医疗卫生服务体系的重要基础,
           仅次于高血压、糖尿病的第三大常见慢性病和第三位                             承担着常见病和多发病的诊疗、基本公共卫生服务
           主要死因。COPD 具有高患病率、高致残率、高死亡                           等任务,也是 COPD 患者的首诊机构和疾病管理“主
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           系和能力建设方面落后于高血压和糖尿病,包括社                              随访管理、康复治疗、戒烟干预等方面发挥着重要
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