Recently, the National Medical Insurance Administration issued a notice on the illegal behavior of a chain store of a certain pharmaceutical group, once again pushing the issue of pharmaceutical management to the forefront. The problems of drug exchange and excessive prescription in these stores have affected the vital interests of patients. However, with the continuous progress of technology, we have reason to believe that these problems will be effectively solved. Among them, RFID technology, with its unique advantages, is gradually becoming the future choice for pharmaceutical management.

RFID technology, also known as wireless radio frequency identification technology, uses wireless waves for non-contact data communication to achieve automatic identification and data exchange of target objects. RFID technology can play a significant role in pharmaceutical management.

RFID technology can effectively prevent drug exchange. By equipping each drug with a unique RFID tag, we can easily track the source and destination of drugs, ensuring their authenticity and legality, and avoiding the influx of counterfeit and inferior drugs.

RFID technology helps to control excessive medication. By combining with drug management systems, RFID technology can monitor the drug collection status of each patient in real time, and intelligently analyze prescription information and historical medication records to timely detect and limit the behavior of over prescribing drugs.

RFID technology can also solve the problem of mismatched drug purchase, sales, and inventory records. By automatically recording the entry, exit, and sales information of drugs and comparing it in real-time with purchase, sales, and inventory records, RFID technology can ensure the accuracy and consistency of data, avoiding discrepancies between accounts and reality.

In the future, with the deepening of medical reform and the continuous improvement of medical management, we believe that RFID technology will play a more important role in the field of medical management.