Inconsistency in drug accounts in pharmacies during medical insurance inspection When medical insurance inspection finds that drug accounts in pharmacies are inconsistent, the following situations may occur: 1. Inaccurate drug sales records: There may be errors in drug sales records in pharmacies, resulting in inconsistencies in the accounts.

This may be due to employee error, system failure, etc.

2. Irregular drug inventory management: There may be loopholes in drug inventory management in pharmacies, leading to inconsistencies in the accounts.

For example, the process of warehousing, taking out, and counting medicines may not be standardized, resulting in discrepancies between the actual quantity of medicines and the book quantity.

3. Illegal operations: Some pharmacies may have illegal operations, such as tampering with drug sales records, falsely reporting drug inventory, etc., in order to defraud medical insurance funds.

These actions may result in accounting discrepancies and are illegal.

In response to the above situation, the following measures can be taken: 1. Check drug sales records: Check the drug sales records of pharmacies to ensure that they are accurate.

If there are any errors, they need to be corrected promptly.

2. Standardize drug inventory management: Establish a complete drug inventory management system to ensure that the processes of drug entry, exit, inventory, etc. are standardized and accurate.

At the same time, it is necessary to conduct regular inventory of drug inventory to detect and correct problems in a timely manner.

3. Strengthen supervision: The medical insurance department needs to strengthen supervision of pharmacies, conduct regular supervision and inspections, deal with violations in a timely manner if violations are found, and hold relevant personnel accountable.

4. Strengthen employee training: Pharmacies need to train employees to improve their professionalism and professional ethics to avoid account inconsistencies caused by employee mistakes or illegal operations.

To sum up: the problem of inconsistent drug accounts in pharmacies during medical insurance inspections may involve many aspects, including inaccurate drug sales records, non-standard drug inventory management, illegal operations, etc.

For different situations, corresponding measures need to be taken for correction and prevention.

At the same time, it is also very important to strengthen supervision and employee training.

Legal basis: "Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China" stipulates: "Insured persons shall not take advantage of their social insurance benefits to resell drugs, accept returns in cash or in kind, or obtain other illegal benefits." "Supervision of the Use of Medical Security Funds"

The Management Regulations stipulate: "Medical security agencies should strengthen supervision and inspection of the performance of agreements by designated medical institutions. If they discover that designated medical institutions have violated the agreement, they should urge them to make corrections; if they are suspected of fraud and defrauding insurance, they should promptly report to the medical insurance agency

Administrative department report. "The Drug Administration Law of the People's Republic of China" stipulates: "Pharmaceutical operating enterprises shall comply with the drug operating quality management regulations formulated by the drug regulatory department of the State Council to ensure the quality and safety of drugs."