Analysis of PDCA cycle method in the management of anesthetic, psychotropic and toxic drugs in a grassroots traditional Chinese medicine hospital: neurological regulation

BACKGROUND: Narcotic drugs, psychotropic drugs and toxic drugs are categories of drugs strictly controlled, and their use and management must strictly comply with relevant laws and regulations. PURPOSE: This study aims to explore the application effect of the PDCA cycle method in the management of anaesthetics, psychotropic and toxic drugs in primary-level traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, and to analyse its mechanism of action in optimising drug management in combination with the theoretical basis of nervous system regulation. METHODS AND RESULTS: After two rounds of PDCA cycle management, the management deficiencies of anaesthetics, psychotropic and toxic drugs were significantly reduced, and the rationality rate of prescriptions was significantly improved. The PDCA cycle method, combined with the theoretical basis of nervous system regulation, can effectively enhance the management level of anaesthetics. CONCLUSION: The application of this method in drug management has significant theoretical and practical value and is worthy of promotion and application in primary medical institutions.