英文摘要 |
In 2020, COVID-19 spread around the world, and masks have become one of the most important personal protective equipment. It has been reported that dishonest manufacturers sold non-medical masks as medical masks. To prevent dishonest manufacturers from selling fake medical masks, this study reported the use of cross-departmental information to detect the risk of fake medical masks. First, using the customs data from Customs Administration, Ministry of Finance to find out manufacturers importing non-medical masks. Next, concatenating the manufacturers data from Taiwan Food and Drug Administration, Ministry of Health and Welfare and Department of Commerce, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Department of Treasury, Ministry of Finance to obtain the company information. And then connecting the database of medical device license to determine if the manufacturers have Pharmacist selling/ manufacturing license or whose relevant companies have Pharmacist selling/ manufacturing license. Fake medical mask risk was analyzed and the high-risk manufacturers were provided for on-site inspections. As the end of 2020, fifty companies had been inspected, and eleven companies were found suspected of violating the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act or transferred to prosecutors. The unqualified rate was 22%. We used big data analysis methods to effectively detect the risk of fake medical mask, protect the quality of masks, and maintain the health of the people of the country. |