Brief

This comprehensive study explores the multifaceted process of reforming traditional external Mongolian medicine dosage forms, addressing the challenges and opportunities in modernizing this ancient healing system while preserving its cultural essence. The research encompasses a wide range of aspects, including technological innovations, regulatory considerations, market dynamics, and cultural implications.

Through an extensive review of literature, case studies, and experimentaldata, the study reveals the significant potential of Mongolian medicine to contribute to contemporary healthcare when subjected to rigorous scientific scrutiny and modern pharmaceutical techniques.The unique formulations and principles of Mongolian medicine, particularly in external applications,offer novel approaches to treating various conditions, especially in areas where conventional medicine may have limitations. The study highlights the successful translation of complex, multi-herb formulations characteristic of Mongolian medicine into modern dosage forms without losing their essential therapeutic properties. This achievement bridges the gap between traditional practices and contemporary pharmaceutical standards,potentially expanding the reach and acceptability of Mongolian medicine in global healthcare markets. However, the research also underscores the considerable challenges in this modernization process, including the intricate nature of traditional formulations, standardization difficulties, and the need for innovative approaches in pharmaceutical technology to maintain synergistic effects while enhancing stability, bioavail ability, and ease of use. The development of advanced analytical techniques tailored to the unique characteristics of Mongolian herbal medicines is identified as a critical factor in overcoming these challenges. The study emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach in reforming Mongolian medicine dosage forms, encompassing not only technological innovation but also a deep understanding and respect for the philosophical and cultural foundations of Mongolian medicine. This approach extends to sustainable sourcing of raw materials, development of appropriate regulatory frameworks, and strategies for cultural preservation and economic development. The research concludes that the reform of Mongolian medicine dosage forms has significant implications beyond healthcare, representing an opportunity for Mongolia to position itself as a unique player in the global pharmaceutical industry. It suggests that modernized Mongolian medicine could offer valuable alternatives or complements to existing treatments, particularly in areas such as pain management, inflammatory conditions, and dermatological disorders. However, realizing this potential will require significant investment in research and development, establishment of robust regulatory frameworks, and implementation of stringent quality control measures.

The study provides a foundation for future efforts to modernize and globalize Mongolian medicine, offering insights that could guide policymakers, industry stakeholders, and researchers in this important endeavor. 


Catalog

Contents Chapter 1 About Mongolian medicine / 1 

1.1 Research Background / 1 

1.2 Study purpose and significance / 6 

1.3 Research method and content / 8 

Chapter 2 Topical Mongolian medicine / 11 

2.1 Definition and characteristics of traditional topical Mongolian medicine / 11 

2.2 Classification of traditional topical Mongolian medicine / 13 

2.3 Application fields of traditional topical Mongolian medicine / 16 

Chapter 3 An overview of traditional dosage forms / 21 

3.1 Overview of the traditional dosage forms / 21 

3.2 Advantages of traditional dosage forms / 24 

3.3 Problems existing in traditional dosage forms / 27 

3.4 Necessity of traditional dosage form reform / 30 

Chapter 4 Significance / 33 

4.1 Improve drug efficacy / 33 

4.2 Improve patients’ medication experience / 37 

4.3 Promote the development of the Mongolian pharmaceutical industry / 40 

4.4 Inheritance and innovation of Mongolian medicine culture / 43 

Chapter 5 New expansion / 49 

5.1 Application of the new drug delivery system / 49 

5.2 Introduction of modern drug preparation technology / 54 

5.3 Development and application of new auxiliary materials / 60 

5.4 Research and development of intelligent drug delivery equipment / 66

Chapter 6 Multifaceted development / 73 

6.1 Modernization of traditional paste / 73 

6.2 Development of new transdermal patches / 77 

6.3 Innovation of intelligent topical preparations / 81Chapter 1 About Mongolian medicine 

Chapter 7 Related challenges / 87 

7.1 Technical Challenges / 87 

7.2 Policy and Regulatory Challenges / 88 

7.3 Market Challenges / 90 7.4 Response Strategies / 92 

Chapter 8 Industry development / 95

8.1 Technology Development Trends / 95 

8.2 Industry Development Prospects / 96 

8.3 Policy Support Directions / 98 

8.4 Mongolian Medicine Culture Dissemination and Innovation / 100 

Chapter 9 Conclusion / 103 

9.1 Main Research Conclusions / 103 

9.2 Recommendations for the Mongolian Medicine Industry / 104 

9.3 Recommendations for Government Departments / 106

9.4 Future Research Prospects / 108 

References / 111

Author

Author's Profile

 

Dr. Yilina is a professor and chief physician at Inner Mongolia Medical University, with nearly 30 years of experience in Mongolian medicine clinical practice, research, and teaching. She is a mentor for the fifth batch of academic experience inheritance in Mongolian medicine in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and holds key positions in several academic organizations, including Executive Director of the Reproductive Medicine Branch of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies and Board Member of the Gynecology Branch of the Chinese Ethnic Medicine Association. Her research focuses on the integration of Mongolian and Western medicine in clinical practice.

 

Dr. Yilina has led and participated in more than 30 scientific research projects and published over 40 academic papers. She is the chief editor of the textbook Mongolian Medicine Dermatology and has contributed to the compilation of Mongolian Medicine Ear, Nose, and Throat Science and the Mongolian Medicine volume of the Encyclopedia.

 

She specializes in using Mongolian medicine to treat common gynecological diseases and skin conditions, with extensive clinical experience in treating menstrual disorders, amenorrhea, and infertility. Additionally, Dr. Yilina is skilled in treating digestive system diseases such as gastric ulcers, cholecystitis, and performing Mongolian medicine acupuncture for beauty treatments. She has also obtained several patents and was awarded the title of “Outstanding Guiding Teacher of the Autonomous Region” in 2020.

 

Ekhjargal Dorjbal  Profession: Pharmacist

Areas of research: pharmaceutical management, drug quality and safety, drug prices, drug biotechnology.

Email:enkhjargal.d@mnums.edu.mn  

ORCID: 0000-0002-9318-0308

Work experience:

From 2015 until now, professor at the School of Pharmacy, MNUMS

2010-2015 Director of School of Pharmacy, HSUM

2003-2009 Head of the Department of Medicinal Chemistry and Botany, HSUM

1994-2003 Teacher of the Department of Pharmacy, MNUMS

Professional development:

2016: Bi-Regional Training Workshop on Surveillance and Reporting of SSFFC Medical Products. Singapore/ NUS. No. 220015 /

2012: I+Solutions, Volendam, Netherlands: Forecasting and quantification of Essential Health Commodities. Diploma #1127

2008: Northwestern University of Edwardsville. "Pharmaceutical administration" Cert.0110827.

Internal Training:Medicine pricing methodology

Drug quality and safety, Records and information on adverse drug reaction, "Introduction of GMP in drug production" trainer, Medical pharmaceutical care, Drug quality assurance

Membership:

• General specialist in pharmacology and pharmacology (2010 to date)

• Chairman and general specialist of the Professional Council of Pharmacology and Pharmacology (2010-present)

• Member of the Human Medicines Council of the MOH (2012-present)

• Member of the National Pharmacopoeia Committee,  MOH (2009-present)

• Member of the Board of Doctorate in Pharmacy (2018-present)

• Chairman and member of the Academic Council of Pharmacy of MNUMS (2011-)

• Import Drug Registration Expert (2011-2022)

• Member of the Credentials Committee of the National Center for Standardization and Metrology (2015-present)

• Drug validation expert (2012-present)

• President of the "Medicine" Union of Mongolian Drug Supply Organizations (2019-)

• Member of the Editorial Board of MNUMS (2013-present)

• Member of the Commission for Licensing of Pharmaceutical Organization( 2021-)

• Member of the Editorial Board of "Health Sciences" journal (2013-present)

• Member of the Editorial Board of "Pharmacy and Pharmacology" journal (2013-)

• Member of the Editorial Board of the journal "Research Works of the Institute of Chemistry and Chemical Technology" (2016-)

• Member of the Editorial Board of Pharmaceutical journal (2015-present)

• National Immunization Council /NITAG/ (since 2018)

• Member of the National Anti-Doping Council (2023)

• Project analyst of the Ministry of Education and Culture (2019-present)

PUBLICATIONS:

SUPERVISED DOCTOR AND MASTER - 14

PROJECTS AND RESEARCH-24

BOOKS,  MANUALS-21

FOREIGN ARTICLES-29

INTERNAL ARTICLES-138

INTERNATIONAL ABSTRACTS-47

INTERNAL PRESENTATIONS-164

PATENTS, UTILITY DESIGNS AND COPYRIGHTS-11

STANDARDS AND PHARMACOPEIA ARTICLES-15

 

Yiran Bao

2016.09 - 2020.06

 • Zhuhai College Jilin University

 • Bachelor’s Degree in Food Quality and Safety

 

Highlights

 

 • Awarded “Excellent Graduation Thesis” for Determination of Vitexin Content in Ji Ruge-6 Flavored Powder of Mongolian Medicine.

 • Published Discussion on Food Safety Measures of Traditional Mongolian Foods: A Case Study of Red Foods in Food Engineering (2021, Issue 160).

 • Editorial Committee Member of the monograph Atlas of Medicinal Plants in Xiaobei Mongolian Autonomous County.

 

Sales Engineer

Inner Mongolia Shenji Biotechnology Co., Ltd. (2021.03 - 2024.06)

 • Supported nationwide Yili Youran Ranch projects with veterinary drug expertise.

 • Provided after-sales support for Zoetis veterinary products and maintained client relationships.

 

Narihan, Master, Chief Technologist, joined the Department of Clinical Laboratory at the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University in 201. Her research primarily focuses on diagnostic testing related to cardiovascular diseases. In recent years, she has led one hospital-level research project and published two articles as the first author in core journals of science and technology.


Cip

Cataloguing-in-Publication (CIP) programme 

Name(s): Yilina Enkhjargal Dorjval. 

Title: The Value and Significance of Dosage form Reform of Traditional Topical Mongolian  Medicine / By Yilina Enkhjargal Dorjval. 

Description: Arts and Science Press Pte Ltd, Singapore, 2024. 

Identifier: OCN 1506106326 | ISBN 978-981-94-1836-7 (paperback) 

Subject(s): The Value and Significance of Dosage form Reform of Traditional Topical Mongolian  Medicine .| Dosage form Reform of Traditional Topical Mongolian Medicine. 

BRN: 300112393 

Classification: DDC 615.8--dc23