国际自我保健日：在药店就能应对日常“小毛病”，科赴携手医药零售行业推动健康管理模式升级

Core Points - The Chinese Pharmaceutical Commercial Association released the "Health Management Standards for Common Minor Ailments in Retail Pharmacies" to enhance the pharmaceutical service capabilities of retail pharmacies and promote the upgrade of health management models in the industry [1][3][4] - The management of common minor ailments is aligned with the "Healthy China 2030" initiative, shifting the focus from disease treatment to health management, which is crucial for reducing medical costs and promoting economic growth [2][4] Group 1 - The new standards provide guidelines for retail pharmacies on personnel configuration, service environment, and health management service core elements, forming a comprehensive service system for managing common minor ailments [3][4] - The standards cover a wide range of common minor ailments, including colds, flu, dermatitis, and digestive issues, addressing various health and medication needs [3][4] - The association emphasizes that pharmacies should evolve from merely selling drugs to becoming "health stations" that actively assist consumers in managing their health [3][4] Group 2 - A survey indicated that over 70% of consumers have a strong desire for knowledge and skills in managing common minor ailments, yet less than 20% feel confident in managing them [6][9] - The collaboration between Kefu and Yixin Pharmacy Group aims to establish management zones for common minor ailments, providing one-stop health management services [6][9] - The establishment of these management zones is expected to enhance brand image and attract more customers to pharmacies [7][9] Group 3 - The transition of retail pharmacies into health management centers faces challenges, including a shortage of professional talent and the need for pharmacies to balance costs and benefits [10][11] - The initiative aims to build consumer trust in pharmacies as the go-to place for managing minor ailments, promoting a shift in public perception [10][11] - The collaboration between Kefu and Yixin serves as a model for the transformation and upgrading of the pharmaceutical retail industry [11]