作為廣東省粵港澳大灣區內地九市進口港澳藥品醫療器械(簡稱「港澳藥械通」)第三批認可醫療機構之一,深圳新風和睦家醫院積極引進香港及澳門已註冊、臨床急需的創新藥品及醫療器械,讓患者可以及早使用與國際同步的先進治療方案。

目前,醫院所使用的原研藥佔總藥品比例約75%,涵蓋腫瘤、心血管、過敏等多個治療領域。政策實施後,醫院得以進一步擴充創新藥及進口藥的種類,大大豐富了大灣區居民的用藥選擇,同時在醫療器械方面也會陸續引入,進一步提升診療質素與國際化水平。

截至2025年7月,醫院已透過「港澳藥械通」成功引進多款突破性藥物,覆蓋腫瘤、罕見病及慢性疾病等範疇,進一步擴大患者的治療選擇,提升整體健康福祉。

已獲批藥品及臨床效果(持續更新中)

 

磷酸蘆可替尼乳膏(Ruxolitinib)

• 適應症
白癜風(全球首創外用JAK抑制劑)

• 臨床效果
可抑制JAK1/JAK2通路,減少攻擊黑色素細胞的CD8+T細胞,促進皮膚色素恢復。2025年1月,本院開出首例處方,患者夏女士(臉部及手部白斑)復色明顯,並避免傳統光療及口服藥對肝腎的負擔。

曲美木單抗(Tremelimumab-actl,Imjudo)

• 適應症
不可切除肝細胞癌(首線免疫治療)

• 臨床效果
根據國際治療指引,該藥與度伐利尤單抗聯合使用,可激發免疫系統產生「雷管效應」,增強抗癌效力。2024年底引入後已惠及多位患者,回饋顯示腫瘤控制率顯著提高。

計劃申請藥品及主要適應症(持續更新中)
 

塵蟎變應原舌下片(ACARIZAX)

• 適應症
用於治療成人和青少年(12-65 歲)的過敏性鼻炎(鼻黏膜炎症)以及成人(18-65 歲)的塵蟎相關過敏性哮喘

雙蟎變應原舌下噴霧劑(ORALTEK D. PTERONYSSINUS/ D. FARINAE SUBLINGUAL SPRAY)

• 適應症
適用於成人和5歲以上兒童,用於治療經皮膚點刺試驗和/或特異性IgE試驗診斷的屋塵蟎和/或粉塵蟎過敏原引起的I型過敏性呼吸系統疾病(IgE介導),例如過敏性鼻炎、過敏性結膜炎和/或過敏性鼻結膜炎伴或不伴支氣管哮喘

貓上皮(家貓)變應原舌下噴霧劑(ORALTEK EPITHELIA SUBLINGUAL SPRAY (FELIS DOMESTICUS))

• 適應症
適用於成人和5歲以上兒童,用於治療經皮膚點刺試驗和/或特異性IgE試驗診斷的貓上皮(家貓)過敏原引起的I型過敏性呼吸系統疾病(IgE介導),例如過敏性鼻炎、過敏性結膜炎和/或過敏性鼻結膜炎伴或不伴支氣管哮喘。

狗上皮(家犬)變應原舌下噴霧劑(ORALTEK EPITHELIA SUBLINGUAL SPRAY(Canis familiaris))

• 適應症
適用於成人和5歲以上兒童,用於治療經皮膚點刺試驗和/或特異性IgE試驗診斷的狗上皮(家犬)過敏原引起的I型過敏性呼吸系統疾病(IgE介導),例如過敏性鼻炎、過敏性結膜炎和/或過敏性鼻結膜炎伴或不伴支氣管哮喘。

政策優勢與港人受惠服務

· 跨境醫療無縫接軌

醫院與香港希愈腫瘤中心及香港綜合腫瘤中心建立轉介通道,實現深港跨境聯動,並支援線上多專科會診(MDT),包括外科醫生、腫瘤科專科醫生及輔助醫療團隊等,為患者爭取黃金治療時機。

· 保險直付(免找數),簽字即走

本院與超過40間保險公司合作,支援免現金直付,包括AXA安盛、Prudential保誠等,為合資格保險客戶提供「簽字即走」的便捷結算體驗,讓病人無後顧之憂。

· 藥品價格具競爭力

依託國家集採政策,部分靶向藥價格為香港市價的約五分之一,並且醫院亦有引進內地特有的原研創新藥(如舒沃替尼),切合個人化治療需要,同時大幅降低醫療開支。

深圳新風和睦家醫院將繼續深化「港澳藥械通」政策的應用,積極引進更多針對罕見病的特效藥及國際前沿醫療技術,進一步推動大灣區醫療協同發展,致力成為港人北上求診的首選平臺。

在醫療領域不斷追求卓越的深圳新風和睦家醫院,始終秉持著國際化、高品質的醫療理念,致力於為患者提供符合國際標準、安全、有效的治療及用藥方案。在創新藥品的引進與應用上,醫院精益求精,嚴格遵循高標準,不斷豐富創新藥品目錄,以滿足多元化的臨床醫療需求。

(四)預防性藥物

醫院藥劑科積極引進國際先進預防性藥物,進一步滿足多元化醫療需求。例如HIV暴露前預防(PrEP)藥物卡替拉韋(Apretude),能夠有效降低HIV感染風險,為高風險人群提供了重要的預防手段。重組帶狀皰疹疫苗(Shingrix)則可以預防帶狀皰疹的發生,減輕疾病帶來的痛苦和併發癥,尤其適合中老年人等易感人群。

深圳新風和睦家醫院的創新藥品目錄持續更新,涵蓋內外科、皮膚科、腫瘤治療及疫苗等多個領域。未來,醫院將進一步擴大創新藥的引進範圍,緊跟國際醫療前沿動態,不斷優化藥品結構。通過與國內外知名專家和科研機構合作,積極參與新藥研發和臨床試驗,為患者提供更多與全球同步的高品質醫療服務,助力患者恢復健康,提高生活品質。

Manual vs Electric Hospital Bed

Manual Hospital Beds (USD 250-400):

  • Pros: Lower cost, no electricity required, simpler maintenance
  • Cons: Caregiver physical strain, slower adjustments, less clinical versatility
  • Best for: Low-budget clinics, developing markets, stable patients

Electric Hospital Beds (USD 800+):

  • Pros: 60% reduction in caregiver strain, precise positioning, pressure ulcer prevention
  • Cons: Higher initial cost, requires power supply, more complex maintenance
  • Best for: Modern hospitals, ICU, patients needing frequent adjustments
H3: 4. Number of Functions

Hospital bed functions determine clinical versatility:

  • 2-Function Manual: Backrest and leg rest adjustment only (most basic)
  • 3-Function Electric: + Height adjustment (mid-range, suitable for general wards)
  • 5-Function Electric: + Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg (ICU standard)
  • 7-Function Electric: + Lateral turning and CPR quick-release (advanced ICU)

For most hospitals, a 5-function electric bed covers 90% of clinical scenarios. For dedicated ICU beds, the 7-function configuration is recommended.

Top Hospital Bed Manufacturers in 2026

The global hospital bed market is dominated by a few key players:

Premium Tier (USD 5,000-20,000):

  • Hillrom (Baxter) - USA
  • Stryker - USA
  • Linet - Czech Republic
  • Arjo - Sweden

Mid Tier (USD 2,000-5,000):

  • ICARE Medical - China (ISO 13485, 80+ countries)
  • Saikang Medical - China
  • Jiaxing Falla - China
  • Hopeful Medical - China

Value Tier (USD 250-2,000):

  • Various regional manufacturers

ICARE stands out in the mid tier with 20+ years experience, ISO 13485 certification, and global distribution.

The choice between electric and manual hospital beds comes down to three factors: patient acuity, caregiver workload, and budget. Electric hospital beds (USD 800-5,000) reduce caregiver strain by 60%, prevent pressure ulcers through frequent repositioning, and support ICU/post-op care. Manual hospital beds (USD 250-400) suit stable patients, low-budget clinics, and developing markets with reliable hand-crank adjustments and zero electricity dependency. Most modern hospitals deploy a 70/30 mix: electric in ICU/CCU and manual in general wards. ICARE manufactures both ranges under ISO 13485 with EN60601-1 motors and 2-year warranty.

Key Takeaways

  • Electric beds dominate critical care: 7-function electric beds (CD-805) are the ICU standard, with lateral turning, CPR release, and Trendelenburg positioning.
  • Manual beds remain relevant: For stable ward patients and budget-constrained facilities, manual beds (CE-802, CE-803) deliver 80% of essential functions at 30% of the cost.
  • Caregiver strain drops 60% with electric adjustment, per OSHA nursing injury data, making electric beds a long-term labor-cost investment.
  • Pressure ulcer prevention depends on frequent repositioning - electric beds make this practical, manual beds require caregiver time per adjustment.
  • Power outage reality: Quality electric beds include 4-8 hour battery backup; manual beds work regardless of electricity.
  • 70/30 deployment mix: ICARE customers typically deploy 70% electric (ICU, post-op, premium wards) and 30% manual (general wards, observation).
  • Total cost of ownership matters more than sticker price: electric saves 15-20% in 5-year caregiver labor costs despite 3-5x higher purchase price.