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Consumers' understanding and preference for shelf life and ingredient listings in food label (유통기한 및 원재료명 표시에 대한 소비자의 이해도 및 선호도)

  • 이경애;김향숙
    • Korean journal of food and cookery science
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    • v.17 no.4
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    • pp.405-411
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    • 2001
  • This research was conducted to evaluate consumers' understanding and preference for shelf life and ingredient listings in food label by survey using a questionnaire. The questionnaires were collected from female adult consumers residing in Seoul, Kyonggi, Choongnam and Chungbuk areas. Most of the consumers showed good understanding for shelf life and ingredient listings in food label. They had no particular preference for the types of shelf life labelling. They preferred listing all ingredients completely with amounts, but differentiated from food additives. They wanted to get more information about shelf life and ingredient listings in food label that is mainly associated with food safety They showed more preference for labelling the shelf life in the information panel with a storage condition. Most of them chose the ingredient list format in which each ingredient was written in one row in bold characters with percentage labelling.

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New Drug Listing Process and Reimbursement Standard Management (약제의 신규등재 절차와 급여기준 관리)

  • Yoon Kyeong Bai;Mi-Young You
    • Journal of Digestive Cancer Research
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    • v.11 no.2
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    • pp.104-107
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    • 2023
  • The Ministry of Health and Welfare of Korea has implemented various social security programs to ensure a basic standard of living and raise overall quality of life for all citizens. The Korean social security system provides social insurance, public assistance, and social welfare services. To achieve adequate drug benefits, the Drug Management Department of Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service (HIRA) implement drug management duties including drug listing, upper price limit setting, scope of benefits, and post-factum management. When a manufacturer or an importer wants to apply for National Health Insurance (NHI) coverage of the drug that has obtained safety and efficacy approval, the pharmaceutical benefit assessment committee of HIRA evaluates the drug's clinical efficacy and cost-effectiveness to determine whether or not to include the drug into the benefit package. The benefit standards for a listed drug (ingredient) are set either for the whole permitted range or a part of range with conditions. To increase the coverage rate for new drugs, the listed drugs are regularly reviewed for their value. The status of listed drugs can be adjusted or eliminated from the benefit package if the clinical efficacy turns out to be insignificant. Therefore, through these pharmaceutical management procedures, high-quality drugs are provided at reasonable prices, which save healthcare expenditure by price determination and selective coverage in consideration of economic evaluation.