(1) it has been officially operating at its registered address for at least 3 months;
(2) it has at least one pharmacist who has obtained a licensed pharmacist's qualification certificate or a pharmacist with a professional and technical qualification certificate of pharmacy, clinical pharmacy and traditional Chinese medicine, and its registered address is in the place where the retail pharmacy is located. (c) at least two full-time (part-time) health insurance management personnel who are familiar with the laws and regulations of medical insurance and related systems are responsible for the management of health insurance expenses, and have signed a labor contract for more than one year and within the contract period;
(d) in accordance with the requirements of the Pharmaceutical Quality Management Standard for Drug Operation, carry out the management of the classification of drugs in zones, and set up a clear identification of medicines for health insurance use for the drugs sold. (e) have a medical insurance drug management system, financial management system, medical insurance personnel management system, statistical information management system and medical insurance fee settlement system in line with the requirements of the medical insurance agreement;
(f) have the information system technology and interface standards in line with the requirements of the medical insurance agreement, and realize effective docking with the medical insurance information system to provide direct network settlement for the insured, and establish a medical insurance fee settlement system for the insured;
(g) have the information system technology and interface standards in line with the requirements of the medical insurance agreement, realize effective docking with the medical insurance information system, and provide direct network settlement for the insured. Provide direct network settlement for the insured, establish the basic database of medical insurance drugs, etc., and use the national unified medical insurance code according to the regulations;
(7) meet the laws and regulations and other conditions stipulated by the provincial and above administrative departments of medical insurance. Article 6 A retail pharmacy shall submit an application for medical insurance designation to the coordinating regional agency, providing at least the following materials:
(1) application form for designated retail pharmacy;
(2) copy of drug business license, business license and ID card of legal representative, principal person in charge or person under actual control;
(3) certificate of practicing pharmacist or relevant certificates of pharmaceutical technician and copy of their labor contract;
(4) copy of certificate of pharmacy technician; and certificates and copies of their labor contracts;
(iv) copies of the labor contracts of full-time (part-time) managers of medical insurance;
(v) texts of internal management systems and financial systems corresponding to medical insurance policies;
(vi) materials related to the information system related to medical insurance;
(vii) a predictive analysis of the use of the medical insurance fund after incorporation into the fixed-point report;
(viii) other materials required by the provincial medical insurance administrative department in accordance with relevant regulations. Article 7 When a retail pharmacy submits an application for fixed-point, the co-ordinating regional agency shall accept the application immediately. If the application materials are incomplete, the agency shall inform the retail pharmacy to supplement the application within five working days from the date of receipt of the materials. Article 8 The coordinating regional agency shall organize an assessment team or entrust a third party agency that meets the requirements to carry out the assessment in written and on-site forms. Members of the assessment team shall be composed of professionals in medical insurance, medicine and health, financial management, and information technology. The assessment will take no more than three months from the date of acceptance of the application materials, and the time for the retail pharmacy to supplement its materials will not be counted as part of the assessment period. The assessment includes:
(i) verification of the drug business license, business license and ID card of the legal representative, business person in charge or de facto controller;
(ii) verification of the licensed pharmacist's qualification certificate or the qualification certificate of the pharmacy technician and the labor contract;
(iii) verification of the labor contract of the full-time (part-time) managerial staff of the medical insurance;
(iv) Verification of the internal management system and financial system corresponding to the medical insurance policy;
(v) Verification of whether the information system related to the medical insurance has the conditions to carry out direct network settlement;
(vi) Verification of the identification of medicines under the medical insurance.
The assessment results include pass and fail. The coordinating regional administrative organization shall report the assessment results to the medical insurance administrative department at the same level for the record. For the assessment of qualified, included in the proposed signing of the health insurance agreement retail pharmacy list to the public. Those that fail the assessment shall be informed of the reasons and suggestions for rectification shall be made. From the date of delivery of the results of the notification, rectification of 3 months after the assessment can be re-organized, the assessment is still unqualified, 1 year shall not re-apply.
Provincial medical insurance administrative departments can, on the basis of this approach, according to the actual situation, to develop specific assessment rules.