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Official websites use. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. Address correspondence to: Dr. E-mail: shwgong mail. E-mail: Jinsi mail. Currently, the issues of how to treat rare diseases and to improve accessibility to orphan drugs are arousing more and more concerns in China. Here we describe the push and pull incentive policies for rare diseases and orphan drugs and analyze the coverage and reimbursement level of rare diseases in the current Chinese medical insurance system. Three key obstacle factors that hinder Chinese patients' accessibility to timely drug treatment are summarized. Based on a comprehensive analysis, the measures of orphan drugs legislation, incentive mechanism, supply mechanism, and reimbursement mechanism are urgently expected to be established with the purpose of improving healthcare for patients with rare diseases in China. In recent decades, there were a series of events concerning the shortage of drug medication for patients suffering from rare diseases reported by the mass media of China. It is also known now that various types of rare diseases exist in China, e. Currently, rare disease is defined as an incidence rate of less than 0. In terms of WHO's definition of rare diseases, at least 10 million people are suffering from rare diseases in China, given a population of at least 1. Unfortunately, most of the Chinese patients with such diseases are bearing a deadly physical, psychological, and economic burden due to lack of proper health care and supportive policy or health care insurance. In addition, shortage of orphan drugs has also become a major problem. Management of rare diseases and orphan drugs has attracted wide attention in recent years in China. Patients and patients' families, patients' advocacy groups, health care professionals, pharmaceutical policy scholars, lawyers, and representatives of The National People's Congress are advocating establishing some protective measures for rare disease, such as rare diseases prevention and treatment law, medical insurance system of rare diseases or medical assistance system for rare diseases. In recent times, many changes that favor patients with rare diseases are emerging in China as compared to previously. In our study, we describe three key aspects including incentive policies, medical insurance policies and social supportive activities, with the purpose of exploring current progress in management of rare diseases and orphan drugs in China. They motivate investment by guaranteeing a reward for the product after completion of its development phase 3. Push mechanisms subsidize research inputs, while pull mechanisms reward research output. Pull incentive measures include market guarantees, purchase funds, prizes for successful research, improved market information, tax credits on sales, intellectual property incentives, and patent buyouts. For example, advance purchase commitment to buy a new drug, extension of patent term or market exclusivity on a new drug, or transferable patent extension of an alternative drug 2 , 3. The most common push strategies included in the existing orphan drug programs are: research grants, protocol assistance for clinical trials automatic or on request , fast-track procedures or high priority , tax credits mainly for clinical research expenses , and exemption from drug registration fees. Pull strategies in the existing orphan drug programs from the USA and EU have a long market exclusivity for orphan drugs and authorization criteria for orphan drug designation according to clinically superior values. It means orphan drug programs protect the first drug sponsor's benefits 4. In China, on the one hand, push stimulating policies for orphan drugs allow reduction of sample size of clinical trials and entrance into fast-track procedures. On the other hand, the pull stimulating policies for rare diseases and orphan drugs include administrative market protection for traditional Chinese medicine preparations, and an information management system for hemophilia as a form of improved market information. There are further details as follows. This regulation was implemented originally on May 1, , which was called the Chinese New Drug Registration Regulation. Article 27 in the old edition stipulates that if a new drug which could have an effective clinical therapeutic value for life-threatening or difficult critical illness such as AIDS, cancer, rare diseases, etc. The latest edition of this provision was carried out on October 1, , and named Provisions for Drug Registration 5. In the latest edition, Article 32 of the provision indicates that the clinical sample size of rare or special diseases can be reduced or can get a clinical trial exemption. Article 45 regulated that State Food and Drug Administration of China SFDA may implement special review and approval in case of the following applications: new drugs with significant clinical advantage for the treatment of diseases such as AIDS, malignant tumors, and rare diseases, etc. For drugs specified in the above-mentioned causes, applicants may apply for special review and approval in the process of drug registration. The Center for Drug Evaluation of SFDA shall organize expert meetings to discuss and determine whether or not to conduct special review and approval for the drugs. The soluble guanylate cyclase SGC agonist and long-term non-prostaglandin class of prostacyclin receptor IP receptor agonist were also approved to enter clinical trials by SFDA 6. This requirement was formally issued and implemented as of January 7, 7. Article 2 points out that new drugs for the treatment of diseases such as AIDS, malignant tumors, and rare diseases, etc. When a new drug enters the special approval procedure, the marketing approval time of a new drug is about work days. Generally, the standard marketing approval time of a new drug is at least work days. At the same time, the sponsor of the new drug with special approval has a chance to attend the communication meeting and gain protocol technical assistance from the Center for Drug Evaluation of SFDA. Conmana treats advanced non-small cell lung cancer 6. Article 31 points out that new in vitro diagnostic reagents for rare diseases and special diseases or other conditions may be allowed to reduce the number of cases required for clinical trials or be exempt from clinical trials, but the applicant needs to submit a registration dossier to apply for a waiver of clinical trials, in which detailed reasons should be provided. Besides, in January , the — plan of national drug safety from the State Council of China clearly indicates encouragement for research and development of orphan drugs 9. The State Council of China issued regulations for protection for certain traditional Chinese medicine preparations on October 14, Thereafter, SFDA released the protection guidelines for certain traditional Chinese medicine preparations in Article 2 in the protection guideline emphasizes that if a traditional Chinese medicine preparation can make a significant improvement on the critical end point of clinical outcomes mortality, disability, etc. A traditional Chinese medicine preparation which gained first-level protection can get a duration of administrative market protection for thirty years, twenty years, or ten years respectively, based on different situations. During the period of protection, the other pharmaceutical companies which also have the same medicine as that of the traditional Chinese medicine protected will be required to stop producing a similar pharmaceutical product, otherwise the market approval of the medicine of any other pharmaceutical company shall be suspended by SFDA. It is estimated that China has about 60,—, hemophilia patients, who are in great need of coagulation factor VIII. The Ministry of Health of China released a bulletin board on the establishment of an information management system of hemophilia cases on November 17, This notice requires that a medical institution in every province should be designated as a provincial information management center of hemophilia patients, which is responsible for collecting and reporting the information of patients with hemophilia including the basic conditions of patient, disease detection, diagnosis, the supply and demand situation of coagulation factors, and other information. Currently, Ministry of Health designated the Department of Blood Diseases Hospital of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences as a national information management center for hemophilia patients and also announced 31 hospitals from 31 provinces as treatment and information centers for hemophilia. Up to April 6, , there are 10, treatment cases of hemophiliacs in the information management system Besides, in , the Ministry of Health launched hemophilia diagnosis and replacement therapy training. The country's leading experts on hemophilia were invited to give lectures on the basics, diagnosis and treatment of hemophilia, hemophilia treatment-related blood transfusion and blood products by video conference, or other means, in order to improve the diagnosis and treatment level of hemophilia by the clinical doctors across the country. As a consequence, the training taught more than 8, doctors. Meanwhile, the domestic supply of coagulation factor VIII has markedly improved over the past two years with an annual total production of coagulation factor VIII of Furthermore, many hemophiliacs can not afford to pay high drug costs for a long treatment The Chinese medical insurance system generally consists of the basic social medical insurance system, public medical insurance and commercial health insurance. Although the Chinese medical insurance system still does not establish special insurance programs for rare diseases and orphan drugs, it has covered some major diseases or specific diseases which include rare diseases. A total of 56, households or , people were investigated. In urban areas, coverage rates of basic medical insurance for urban employees and urban residents were In , the three schemes of basic social medical insurance covered over 1. We analyzed the national policies and implementing rules of 25 local governments for the three basic social medical insurance schemes. The common characteristics of the operations of the three schemes have three aspects. First, the three schemes require those eligible people to pay a premium; second, they design the deductible and the ceiling and reimbursement rates; last, they generally cover inpatient care and outpatient care. The three schemes function independently, differing in aspects related to financing, reimbursement, and expansion In the UEBMIS and URBMIS, the social pooling fund mainly pays for inpatient costs in a ratio of reimbursement within a pre-defined band above the deductible line but below the ceiling and outpatient's expenditures incurred in the treatment of specific diseases or serious chronic or major diseases. The NRCMIS fund pays for inpatient costs in a ratio of reimbursement within a pre-defined band above the deductible line but below the ceiling and high outpatient expenditures. For the outpatient reimbursement of specific diseases or serious chronic diseases or major diseases, there are several ways for payment of the social pooling fund in the three schemes, which include the ceiling for a single major disease without the deductible , the deductible line and the ceiling, reimbursement rate or in accordance with the local inpatient reimbursement policy. Meanwhile, the central government gave a certain degree of autonomy to local governments in the implementation of the three schemes. The local governments also have the autonomy to determine the deductible, ceiling, and reimbursement ratio according to local economic and demographic status As a result, the reimbursement level for eligible enrollees in every scheme varies greatly by region in China. The UEBMIS requires enrollment of all urban employers and employees, who share in the responsibility of paying premium contributions. All the premiums are divided into two parts, namely social pooling and individual accounts In , the average monthly payroll of urban employees at their posts is about 3, RMB. For example, in , the ceiling of the inpatient costs which are paid by the social pooling fund of Urban Employees in Beijing is , RMB per year, while it is 54, RMB per year in Urumqi. As for outpatient reimbursement for specific diseases in the NRCMIS fund, Guangzhou's policy for 15 specific diseases is to comply with inpatient reimbursement policy in 18 , while Lanzhou's policy is that the ceiling of a single major disease is defined without the deductible. For instance, in Lanzhou city, the outpatient ceiling of hemophilia is 20, RMB per year, while the outpatient ceiling of arsenic poisoning or malaria is 1, RMB per year in Currently, in many Chinese cities, the UEBMIS and URBMIS define the kinds of specific diseases or serious chronic diseases or major diseases for outpatients, which mainly includes malignant tumors using chemotherapy or radiotherapy, severe uremic poisoning requiring hemodialysis, organ transplant requiring anti-rejection therapy, leukemia, hemophilia, aplastic anemia, systemic lupus erythematosus, Parkinson's disease, myasthenia gravis, ankylosing spondylitis, etc. The specific diseases in the NRCMIS mainly include malignant tumors using chemotherapy or radiotherapy, severe uremic pisoning requiring hemodialysis, hemophilia, aplastic anemia, systemic lupus erythematosus, myasthenia gravis, thalassemia Guangdong province , phenylketonuria and chronic C-viral hepatitis Putian City, Fujian province , Keshan disease, Kashin-Beck disease, brucellosis, kala azar, cretinism, hydatid disease, skeletal fluorosis, arsenic poisoning, and malaria Gansu province. An interesting case study emerged in Tongling city Anhui province in , located in central China. If an enrollee suffered from a rare disease, the reimbursement of his outpatient expenses was the same as the inpatient reimbursement. The medical expenses of the treatment of his rare disease which costs in other cities will be treated as local treatment expenses and get reimbursement What are our reimbursement policies for excess expenses above the ceiling? In order to further alleviate the persistent phenomenon of poverty resulting from catastrophic diseases, the central government and local governments encourage people to participate in the social insurance scheme for major or catastrophic diseases. For example, the urban enrollee also needs to pay a premium for the supplementary social pooling fund of major disease or the medical mutual pooling fund for huge medical inpatient costs. In , Ministry of Health of China launched the children's medical insurance pilot plan for major diseases in rural areas. The major diseases of children have six types, including acute lymphoblastic leukemia, acute promyelocytic leukemia, congenital atrial septal defect, congenital ventricular septal defect, congenital patent ductus arteriosus, and congenital pulmonary valve stenosis. This fund will pay for the medical expenses of 12 major diseases, such as hemophilia, chronic myeloid leukemia, esophageal cancer, gastric cancer, colon cancer, rectal cancer, etc. The public medical insurance program state-funded public medical program is provided by the government to employees working in state agencies, such as civil services. This program is a kind of Free Medical Service program which is financed by the central and local governments according to the number of eligible enrollees. If the public medical insurance expenses in a state agency exceed the allocated funding, the excess medical expenses will be borne by the state agency. In the public medical insurance program, eligible enrollees in the state agencies do not have to pay a premium and a deductible. This program has low out-of-pocket costs and a high reimbursement rate. The diseases covered in the public medical insurance program are decided by patient work agencies and the local administrative department. As a matter of fact, this insurance program covers some rare diseases, but public medical insurance only accounts for a small proportion in the Chinese medical insurance system. The coverage rate of the public medical insurance was 1. It is gradually being replaced by the basic medical insurance for urban employees Commercial health insurance in China serves as a supplement to social medical insurance, targeting mainly the upper class. These plans have high premiums and reimbursement rates According to the result of NHSS in , the coverage rate of commercial health insurance was 6. Commercial health insurance categories mainly cover particular critical illness, medical cost reimbursement insurance, and medical allowance insurance for accommodation fees related to hospitalization As an illustration, there is a medical insurance plan for lifetime major diseases in Taikang Life Insurance Co. The ceiling of the medical cost of a lifetime major disease is , RMB. Currently, there are more than commercial insurance companies in China, offering around kinds of insurance for patients with critical illness. This regulation defined 25 types of major diseases such as Parkinson's disease, primary pulmonary hypertension, aplastic anemia, motor neuron disease, cancer, etc. Meanwhile, it also stated that the commercial insurance companies may exclude genetic diseases, congenital malformations, deformation or chromosomal abnormalities diseases and chronic lymphocytic leukemia, and Hodgkin's disease From to present, there has taken place a series of charity or academic activities focusing on rare diseases or orphan drugs in China. Novartis Pharmaceuticals donated Glivec imatinib mesylate tablets to patients with chronic myelogenous leukemia CML or gastrointestinal stromal tumor in China. For urban residents with low-incomes below the local poverty line or rural destitute family members, they may apply to get all free Glivec through this program. Meanwhile, some Chinese patient organizations for rare diseases were also set up one by one, e. The China-Dolls Care and Support Association was founded in , which is a non-profit, non-governmental organization for people with osteogenesis imperfecta. One is porcelain, signifying that these patients are as fragile as porcelain. The other is the country China, emphasizing those with this disease are also Chinese citizens, and cannot be ignored and should not be discriminated against 1. Moreover, academic activities and organizations for rare diseases were launched. Public awareness of rare diseases and orphan drugs is increasing fast. For the drug companies, the cost of bringing a rare disease medicinal product to the market would not be recovered by the expected sales of the product Although Chinese pay more attention to rare diseases and orphan drugs, there are three key obstacle factors which affect improving accessibility of orphan drugs for patients with rare diseases. Currently, there is not a clear definition of rare diseases and orphan drugs in China. In this case, it is very difficult for people including many health providers that can clearly identify a rare disease or a common disease and an orphan drug or a general drug. Certainly, efficiency and effectiveness of medical demand and supply information communication of rare diseases and orphan drugs between the different market players will be weakened. An appropriate example can be founded in many hospitals in China. The hospitals do not establish the orphan drug formulary or alternative formulary of orphan drugs and special management system for rare diseases and orphan drugs, so that the shortage of orphan drugs and high medical risk of rare diseases are very likely to occur Fortunately, the Ministry of Health in China is aware of the treatment problems and begins developing a clinical treatment pathway for some rare diseases, such as myelodysplastic syndrome, chronic myeloid leukemia, chronic lymphocytic leukemia, diffuse large B cell lymphoma, hemophilia, autoimmune hemolytic anemia, children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, children with acute promyelocytic leukemia, and muscularamyotrophic lateral sclerosis Compared with the orphan drug policies of the USA, EU and Japan, the Chinese incentive policies for rare diseases and orphan drugs which can be seen in the above chapter seem to lack a dynamic system. For push incentive policies, China is short of the direct cash investment in science research for rare diseases or orphan drugs, like special financial subsidies of the government for research grants, or tax credits for clinical research. For pull incentive policies, China does not set up useful market protection and assurance policies for orphan drugs, like market exclusivity, and a special market information network. Meanwhile, the supply and stockpile of orphan drugs have a low use frequency and high cost, so the drug wholesale and pharmacy also lack enough motivation to supply orphan drugs under no incentive policy. As a result, the output of orphan drugs is much less in China. Under the law, companies that develop such an orphan drug an orphan drug for a disorder affecting fewer than , people in the USA may sell it with marketing exclusivity for 7 years, and may get tax credit for clinical research and research grants. From to May , the FDA approved orphan drugs and granted orphan designations to 2, compounds. As of , of the roughly 7, officially designated orphan diseases have become treatable In contrast, the decade prior to saw fewer than ten such products come to market. It also provided incentives for the development of orphan drugs or other medical products for rare disorders in the EU. Orphan drug status granted by the European Commission gives marketing exclusivity in the EU for 10 years after approval. In May , EMA had received more than 1, applications for orphan medicines. A total of 62 orphan designated medicines have now been approved for use in the EU, giving treatment options for 53 different rare diseases In the Chinese medical insurance system, the number of rare disease types covered is about 10—15, and the difference of disease coverage is obvious between different provinces. Currently, the central government of China claims the ceiling of inpatient expense for the social pooling fund in the three social insurance schemes is capped at six times of the local average payroll of urban employees or six times of the average disposable income of urban residents or eight times of the average net income of rural residents and is at least 60, RMB per year in The current issue is that the NRCMIS increases the enrollees' access to medical service and stimulates their service utilization, but the enrollees' medical expense burden of major disease was not alleviated significantly As for the patients with hemophilia, they favor receiving outpatient treatment of hemophilia as opposed to inpatient treatment Generally speaking, an average medical cost of year-old children with hemophilia is about 60, RMB per year The ceiling of outpatient expense for the social pooling fund in the three social insurance schemes is from 2, RMB per year Shijiazhuang, Hebei province to 45, RMB per year Fushun, Guangdong province in the different regions in China. As for CML, the medical expense burden of CML is still huge for the patient, although the medical costs can be paid partly by the social insurance schemes. In a previous study, our group reported that the inpatients' average medical cost of 11 rare diseases in the public hospital is 6, In the corresponding period, the average per capita disposable income of an urban resident was 12, Consequently, the average hospital medical cost of a patient with a brain tumor in a public hospital is a catastrophic health expenditure for urban and rural middle-income families. The average hospital medical cost of patients with spina bifida, acute leukemia, or bladder cancer is a catastrophic health expenditure for rural middle-income families. The price and income elasticities of medical care demand of 11 rare diseases were 1. As a matter of fact, the current Chinese medical insurance system is characterized by low premiums and large coverage, but its reimbursement for rare diseases and orphan drugs is limited. Everyone should have equal rights of accessibility to basic health care opportunities. All things considered, to raise the accessibility of orphan drugs in China, it is necessary to define basic concepts, list rare diseases and orphan drugs and build a systematic incentive mechanism for orphan drugs, design a special response system for orphan drugs in the medicine and health system supply, and establish a collaboration model of economic support between such parties as the government, enterprise, non-governmental organizations, and patients to reduce the patients' economic burden. As a library, NLM provides access to scientific literature. Intractable Rare Dis Res. Find articles by Shiwei Gong. Find articles by Si Jin. Similar articles. Add to Collections. Create a new collection. 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Methods: Serotypes of S. According to the start year of PCV13 administration and COVID control , the study period was divided into three stages: —, —, and — Results: A total of isolates were involved in this study. The most common serotypes were type 19F The coverage of PCV20 was a little higher at The resistance rate against penicillin was The resistance rates to erythromycin, clindamycin, tetracycline, and sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim were The resistance rate against oral penicillin slightly elevated to Conclusion: The common serotypes of S. Streptococcus pneumoniae S. It is also a common cause of acute otitis media and sinusitis. It is an important cause of morbidity and death of infants in China. Universal immunization with pneumococcal conjugate vaccines PCVs in children can effectively prevent invasive and some non-invasive pneumococcal infections Moore et al. Another systematic review including data from to found no significant difference in the coverage of PCV13 in invasive isolates compared to that in non-invasive strains Lyu et al. However, the previous domestic investigations on the serotypes of S. Similar investigations in underdeveloped areas or on ethnic minorities, especially of the population in the northwest, were rare. PCV13 was available for private choice in China in November It has not been widely administrated, especially in undeveloped areas, because of its high price. Since the beginning of , COVID controls were globally preformed, which have been implemented until now in China. The change in the epidemiology of S. Sempere et al. In the present study, the serotypes and drug resistance of S. The isolates should be cultured from various children. This retrospective study did not record the information that can confirm the identity of the children or their guardians. Informed consent was not required, and this was approved by the hospital ethics committee Antisera Statens Serum Institute, Copenhagen, Denmark were used to determine the serotype of the isolates by capsular swelling test, that is, Quellung test Satzke et al. The constituent ratios of each serotype were calculated, and the coverage rate of S. The minimal inhibitory concentration MIC of penicillin, amoxicillin, cefotaxime, and ceftriaxone was detected with E-test stripes, and the susceptibility of meropenem, erythromycin, sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim SMZ-TMP , tetracycline, chloramphenicol, linezolid, vancomycin, levofloxacin, and moxifloxacin was detected by VITEC 2 Compact System bioMerieux Inc. The susceptibility of clindamycin was evaluated by disk diffusion test Oxoid Ltd. The quality control strain for this test was S. A database including the age, nationality, and sex of the patients and the serotype and drug resistance of the corresponding isolate was constructed in Microsoft Excel The susceptibility rate, intermediary rate, and drug resistance rate of different antimicrobials were calculated. A total of strains were successfully recovered and were tested in the present study, which included 75 strains isolated in to , strains in to , and 94 strains in to Among all strains, were isolated from sputum A few strains were cultured from eye secretions 3. There were male children Among the cases, there were cases from Han people A total of 30 serotypes were identified in the present strains. The most common serotype was 19F strains, The coverage rate of PCV13 reached The coverage of PCV20 increased slightly to The coverage rate of PPV23 was Figure 1 Serotype distribution of S. The note of Figure 1 is 'Other serotypes included 4 strains of type 6C, 3 strains of each type 23A, 7C, 16F, 2 strains of type 42, and 1 strain of each type 29, 13, 37, 23B, 21, 15C, 10C, 28A, and 15F'. The comparison of serotype composition and PCV13 coverage by age groups and different ethnic peoples is shown in Figure 2. No significant difference in serotype distribution was found between Han children and ethnic minority children as well as in terms of the PCV13 coverage rates Figure 2 The serotype distribution of S. The serotype distribution of the strains and the coverage of PCV13 in different study stages are shown in Table 1. The coverage rate of PCV13 in — and —, respectively, was lower than the corresponding data in —, although these differences were not statistically significant. For common serotypes, the proportion of serotype 19A decreased significantly since the PCV13 administration, and that of type 23F was found obviously fluctuated in the three stages. The rates of non-PCV13 types increased from 8. Table 1 Distribution of serotypes of S. The susceptibility of the strains of S. All strains were susceptible to vancomycin and moxifloxacin; almost all were also susceptible to levofloxacin and linezolid Table 2 Antimicrobial susceptibility test results of isolates of S. The comparison of the susceptibility of different serotypes to penicillin and ceftriaxone is shown in Tables 3 , 4. Overall, a similar trend could be found in the resistance to ceftriaxone according to the MICs and meningitis breakpoints. Table 3 Susceptibility of S. Table 4 Comparison of the susceptibility of S. The intermediate, resistance, and non-susceptibility rates of the present strains to oral penicillin and ceftriaxone non-meningitis , meropenem, and tetracycline are found to be significantly different between various stages, as shown in detail in Table 5. No other statistically significant difference is achieved when drug susceptibility is compared between different years. Table 5 Comparison of the susceptibility of S. The present results revealed that the common serotypes of S. The previous systematic review showed that the common serotypes of S. In this study, serotype 14 is rarely found. It may be associated with the fact that almost all the present strains were isolated from non-invasive respiratory tract samples. The systematic review has reported that serotype 14 could be determined more frequently in the invasive strains 5. The coverage rate of PCV13 in this investigation was The high coverage suggested the potential preventive effect of this vaccination for these children in this region. To date, PCV13 is only available in the private sector and inoculated infrequently. This study revealed that the coverage rates of PCV13 decreased from It was noted that the proportion of non-PCV13 types increased without statistical significance. The epidemic of non-PCV13 serotypes could counteract the benefits of universal immunization and require additional formula on the PCV In the present study, the non-PCV13 serotypes were very dispersed and included 20 types. These findings make it very important to monitor the serotype distribution in the future. The previous study revealed obvious differences of serotype distribution between the southern regions and the northern regions of China Lyu et al. However, it is not clear whether these differences were associated with the ethnic composition. The present results showed that there was no difference in serotype distribution between children from different ethnic peoples. This finding suggested that the difference of serotype distribution of S. This means that it is more important to involve subjects from many sites for the investigations than to recruit subjects from different ethnic peoples. The limited administration of PCV13 and the inconsistent epidemiological changes of PCV13 serotypes 19A and 23F in the three temporal stages complicated the interpretation for the changes of serotype distribution in this study. Considering that the serotypes were proved to be associated with other bacterial characteristics, including virulence and antimicrobial susceptibility Zhou et al. After the epidemic of COVID, various parts of China have introduced measures to control the individual purchasing of antibiotics, such as not to buy antimicrobials at drugstores or the buyer must have a nucleic acid test report. At the same time, more rules were made to control antibiotic prescription in hospitals. These measures may lead to a reduction of the spreading of drug-resistant isolates. According to the China Antimicrobial Surveillance Network, the proportion of penicillin-insensitive and penicillin-resistant strains of non-meningococcal S. In this study, the drug resistance to ceftriaxone decreased significantly with stages, which may reflect the strict management of broad-spectrum antimicrobials and reduce the advantage of the spread of highly drug-resistant strains. However, the above-mentioned hypothesis may not be the complete interpretation for the present results. Other COVID control measures, such as wearing a mask and keeping social distance, could also play a role to limit the spread of pathogens, especially in the hospital. Since COVID occurred, the nosocomial infection control measures had been strengthened as never before. These measures could influence the spread of drug-resistant pathogens. The penicillin susceptibility of S. The same was true for susceptibility to other cephalosporins. The beta-lactam antimicrobials were often recommended as the initial empirical treatment for children with S. However, the present results suggested that these drugs should not have been the initial choice if S. For the patient infected with low susceptibility or resistance to cephalosporins, vancomycin combined with cefotaxime or ceftriaxone should be prescribed. If the child is allergic to beta-lactam antimicrobials, vancomycin combined with rifampicin can be used for empirical treatment van de Beek et al. Similar to a previous report Lyu et al. This suggests that PCV13 immunization would not only prevent pneumococcal infections but also control the spread of drug resistance of S. There are several limitations in the present study. First, the isolates frozen in to could be recovered for some technological reasons. The natural fluctuation of serotype distribution and drug resistance could be shown to some extent if the data from to was available. However, S. This uneven distribution is consistent with the actual situation and enhanced the importance of this pathogen to younger children. In the latest PCV position paper, the World Health Organization affirms that continuous or regular non-invasive isolate surveillance is helpful to understand the epidemiological characteristics of S. In summary, the common serotypes of S. The serotype distribution of isolates from ethnic minority children was consistent with those from Han children in the same area. The coverage of PCV13 decreased since the vaccine was introduced into immunization, although this change was not statistically significant and some paradoxical phenomenon existed in specific PCV13 serotypes: 19A and 23F. The resistance rate to oral penicillin and ceftriaxone significantly declined in the COVID control stage. Continuous survey will provide more perfect data for understanding the serotype distribution and drug resistance of S. 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