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ArticleBMC public health2026

The refinement of drug safety governance based on contradiction matrix.

Ye Yao, Fan Yang, Wenxue Zhang

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Ye YaoNingxia Hui Autonomous Region health cadres training center, Yinchuan, 750000, China.
Fan YangShaanxi Energy Institute, Xianyang, 712000, China.
Wenxue ZhangSchool of Medical Information and Engineering, Ningxia Medical University, Yinchuan, 750000, China. wxzhang@163.com.

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National Social Science Foundation of China Western Project 17XGL016the academic leader candidate of Ningxia Medical University in 2020, the natural science foundation of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region of China 2023AAC03165
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Abstract

aimsThe contradiction matrix in the field of general engineering was introduced into the field of drug safety governance, and the contradiction matrix in the refinement of drug safety governance was constructed to provide innovative ideas for solving the problem of drug safety governance, so as to promote the refinement of drug safety governance and ensure the safety of drug use.

methodsFirstly, the problems of different governance subjects in drug safety governance were sorted out from the perspective of co-governance by multiple subjects. Secondly, the problem was parameterized, and the sorted problems were transformed into corresponding parameters for representation, and 18 parameters for refinement of drug safety governance were obtained. Thirdly, the contradiction matrix in the refinement of drug safety governance was constructed by combining 40 innovative principles. Finally, the practical application steps and application effects of the contradiction parameters and the contradiction matrix were discussed through case analysis.

resultsThe results show that the constructed parameters in the refinement of drug safety governance can better represent the problem attributes existing in drug safety governance, and the constructed contradiction matrix can provide innovative ideas for drug safety governance.

conclusionThe contradiction matrix can be used to analyze the problems existing in the refinement of drug safety management preferably, and match the specific problems with management parameters. The conflict matrix constructed and 40 invention principles are used to solve practical problems, so as to provide decision-making help and innovative ideas to solve problems for drug safety governance.

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Drug-Related Side Effects and Adverse ReactionsSafety ManagementHumansContradiction matrixDrug safetyMultiple subjectRefinement

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PMID41580741
PMCPMC12831447

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