1.Practical research and exploration on the construction of the new model for cultivating young medical research talents
Zongfang ZHENG ; Lifei TANG ; Jun TIAN ; Qiuyue ZHANG ; Jieru CHEN ; Chunhui ZHAO ; Jiancheng WANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2025;38(4):320-326
Objective:To address the challenges in cultivating young medical researchers, including the lack of initial research funding, insufficient interdisciplinary collaboration, absence of academic exchange platforms, and inadequate talent incentives, this study analyzes the specific practical measures of the new model(Fund-Alliance-Academic activities-Award Model, hereinafter referred to as ″FAAA model″) of A certain medical college in enhancing the innovative capabilities and interdisciplinary research proficiency of young medical talents in initial stage, and evaluates the practical significance of these initiatives.Methods:Through literature review, the inevitability of interdisciplinary integration was examined in the context of China′s developmental needs and medical discipline advancement. Innovative practices under the FAAA model of A certain medical college were retrospectively analyzed, focusing on the construction of a medical youth scientific innovation and development platform.Results:The FAAA model had achieved effective outcomes in improving young researchers′ capabilities, fostering interdisciplinary achievements, expanding academic influence, and advancing talent echelon development, yet required further refinement.Conclusions:The FAAA model effectively addresses critical bottlenecks in the growth of young medical researchers through systematic support mechanisms, significantly enhancing their scientific competitiveness and interdisciplinary innovation capacity. Its practical measures offer referential value for peer institutions. Future efforts should optimize the ″early funding-achievement incubation-national project linkage″ chain, strengthen institutionalized interdisciplinary collaboration, and build a data-driven ecosystem to provide sustainable talent support for medical science and technology innovation.
2.Analysis of factors influencing public hospital researchers′ job satisfaction with technology commercialization and relevant strategies: a case study of Beijing Tiantan Hospital, Capital Medical University
Qiuping LI ; Zhengyi ZHANG ; Kai MENG
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2025;38(3):197-202
Objective:To explore the factors influencing researchers' satisfaction with technology commercialization and propose improvement suggestions for enhancing satisfaction.Methods:A questionnaire survey of researchers at Beijing Tiantan Hospital was conducted using simple random sampling. The collected data were analyzed in sequence through descriptive statistics, factor analysis, and structural equation modeling to identify the factors influencing satisfaction with technology commercialization and to construct a structural equation model linking these factors to satisfaction.Results:The path coefficients of service capacity, institutional environment, supporting capacity, and researchers′ participation willingness to satisfaction were 0.35, 0.25, 0.22, and 0.40, respectively, all exerting positive effects, with researchers' participation willingness and service capacity having greater influence; supporting capacity's effect on researchers' participation willingness was not statistically significant. Mediating effect tests indicated that service capacity and institutional environment indirectly enhanced satisfaction through researchers′ participation willingness with significant effects, whereas supporting capacity had a low significance of indirect effect.Conclusions:To improve the satisfaction with technology commercialization in hospitals, targeted work strategies are proposed to enhance the willingness of researchers to participate. Efforts are made to improve the professionalism of hospital technology commercialization management staff. Systemic work systems are established and an innovative transformation ecosystem is created.
3.Practice and thinking on the construction of science and technology innovation platform in research-oriented hospitals
Xinyu CHEN ; Haoyu ZHENG ; Jing XUE ; Longfei LIU ; Hua GUO
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2025;38(3):214-218
Objective:As a crucial support for high-level innovation and high-efficiency transformation in research-oriented hospitals, the construction and operation mechanisms of scientific and technological innovation platforms need to be rationalized to ensure their efficient operation. This is a key issue that research-oriented hospitals should focus on and resolve in the process of scientific and technological management.Methods:Xiangya Hospital of Central South University had seized the construction of scientific and technological innovation platforms as a handle. It innovated management methods in key links such as platform cultivation and layout, investment of scientific and technological resources, paid use of space, performance assessment of platforms, and sharing of scientific research equipment. By doing so, it optimized the allocation of resources, stimulated innovative vitality, and created a new ecosystem for the innovative development of the hospital.Results:The efficient and coordinated development of the hospital′s scientific and technological innovation platforms had significantly enhanced the hospital′s overall capacity for scientific and technological innovation.Conclusions:Strengthening the construction of scientific and technological innovation platforms in research-oriented hospitals can effectively enhance the overall scientific and technological innovation strength and level of research-oriented hospitals, which can provide reference and reflection for domestic research-oriented hospitals to accelerate the achievement of high-level innovation and high-quality development goals.
4.Development model and considerations for the immunology platform in research-oriented hospitals
Zhaoyuan LIANG ; Yang BAI ; Dan LIU ; Yanfang LI ; Liu YANG ; Lixiang XUE ; Jianling YANG ; Yuqing WANG ; Zhengyang GUO ; Jie ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2025;38(3):219-226
Objective:This study systematically summarized the construction experience of the immunology platform at the Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, Peking University Third Hospital, aiming to provide theoretical references and practical guidance for research-oriented hospitals in building high-quality research platforms.Methods:This study employed case study analysis to elaborate on the platform development initiatives, integrating literature analysis and in-depth interviews to conduct a horizontal comparison of management models among peer research platforms.Results:Through five years of development, the platform had achieved remarkable outcomes via a model integrating ″Talent cultivation-Technological innovation-Equipment procurement″ Research talents had demonstrated breakthroughs in securing national-level research grants, publishing high-impact papers, and obtaining scientific awards. The technical service system had achieved enhancement in both service scope and professional depth, fostering robust interdisciplinary synergy. The platform had effectively expanded its societal engagement capacity.Conclusions:The sustainable advancement of research-oriented hospital immunology platform necessitates establishing standardized flow cytometry databases and implementing high-dimensional data integration. Building upon multidisciplinary convergence, it is imperative to pioneer innovative operational mechanisms characterized by efficiency, open-access, and shared frameworks.
5.Grounded theory study on developing competency model for medical technical managers in transformation of medical R&D findings
Qiufan SUN ; Qing LI ; Yanrui QIU ; Keyu CHEN ; Yuncheng LU ; Zhimin HU
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2025;38(3):227-232
Objective:This article studies the abilities and quality that medical technical managers should possess and provides a reference for promoting the professional training and development of medical technical managers.Methods:The data were obtained through semi-structured interviews and literature collection. The interview subjects were 20 scientific researchers with transformation projects and 10 management staffs with technical manager certificates in medical colleges. The documents are 6 articles related to ″technical manager capabilities″ collected on open academic platforms. Grounded theory was used to code and analyze above data.Results:After three-level coding and combining with the iceberg competency model, the knowledge, skills, self-awareness, traits and motivation of medical technology managers were sorted out, totalling 5 core categories, 10 main categories, and 50 initial categories, to construct a competency model for medical technology managers.Conclusions:Based on the complex knowledge structure and high occupational requirements of medical technology managers, policy insights such as systematic knowledge training, raising skill requirements in practice, and enriching assessment standards and communication channels are proposed.
6.Human genetic resources management practices from the perspective of National Medical Center
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2025;38(3):233-239
Objective:Human genetic resources are valuable biological resources with significant importance in medical research, population genetics, and other fields. This paper focuses on ″human genetic resources data management″, analyzing the management practices at National Medical Center Fudan University Zhongshan Hospital, and proposing optimization strategies for current management issued to enhance data security protection and compliance.Methods:Based on case analysis methodology, this study systematically reviewed the hospital′s human genetic resources data management practices. Through statistical correlation analysis, the relationship between resource application quantities and applicants′ research outputs was validated.Results:The findings revealed that basic research dominates human genetic resources applications, primarily focusing on genetic testing, drug trials, and neoadjuvant therapies. Correlation analysis demonstrated a significant positive correlation between the number of human genetic resources applications and applicants′ research outputs, indicating that utilization of human genetic resources was closely related to research productivity.Conclusions:Based on the main issues identified at the hospital management level, optimization measures such as refining management scope, technological innovation empowerment, data standardization, and data interoperability are beneficial for enhancing data security protection and compliance. It is necessary to establish relevant training systems and implementation standards to ensure the safe and effective management of human genetic resources data.
7.Research on the construction and application of training system for large-scale scientific instruments in higher education institutions
Guifang DUAN ; Xia YUAN ; Yingli XU ; Jianchun ZHOU ; Shuxiang SONG
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2025;38(3):175-181
Objective:This study aims to further enhance the quality of training for large-scale scientific instruments in higher education institutions and promote the long-term high-quality development of equipment platforms.Methods:We deeply analyzed the existing problems in the training of large-scale scientific instruments in higher education institutions, and combined the training goal of ″five understandings and five abilities″ for compound talents.Results:The training methods, processes, long-term quality guarantee measures and post-training assessment were refined. A ″four-dimensional integration″ closed-loop training system for large-scale scientific instruments in higher education institutions was constructed and formed.Conclusions:The implementation of the " four-dimensional integration" training system has showed a positive role in scientific research, talent cultivation, efficient utilization of equipment and facilities, and the long-term high-quality development of platforms in universities, providing references and inspiration for the implementation of large-scale instrument training for other university laboratories.
8.Development status and thinking of drug clinical trials in northwest China: taking Shaanxi Province as an example
Jia JU ; Qi ZHANG ; Bin FENG ; Hongxu YANG ; Shuibing LIU ; Huan ZHANG ; Yihuan LIU ; Tian ZHANG ; Zhongying MA
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2025;38(2):150-155
Objective:To review drug clinical trial development in Shaanxi province and to understand the effectiveness of the implementation of a record system in promoting drug clinical trial development.Methods:Based on the data of drug clinical trials in Shaanxi province released on the official website of the National Medical Products Administration, this study made a statistical analysis of the number of drug clinical trial institutions, regional distribution, registered majors and principal investigators, and the development of drug clinical trial projects.Results:After implementing drug clinical trial institution registration, the drug clinical trial institutions in Shaanxi Province developed rapidly, increasing from 20 in the qualification period to 46, with a growth rate of 130%. A total of 113 specialties were recorded, of which the highest number of professional records were for endocrinology and oncology. 46 institutions recorded 1, 094 principal investigators and participated in 3803 drug clinical trial projects. However, only 8 institutions had undertaken drug clinical trial projects as group leaders.Conclusions:The number of drug clinical trial institutions in Shaanxi province increased significantly, reflecting a good overall development status. However, issues still exist, such as unbalanced development of clinical trial resources within the region, insufficient researchers with the ability to conduct clinical trials, relatively concentrated drug clinical trial projects, and lack of experience in undertaking clinical trials as a group leader.
9.Practical approaches for discipline development led by high-quality Party building work: taking the practice of discipline development promoted by Party branch activities in a medical university as an example
Xueyuan ZHANG ; Lu CAO ; Lingling GUO ; Geng PENG ; Yongye SONG ; Qi GUO
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2025;38(2):156-160
Objective:Guided by the requirements for discipline construction in high education, this study aims to plan the layout of disciplinary construction scientifically, examine the shortcomings in integrating Party building work with discipline development within universities, and further propose innovative approaches pertinently to facilitate a deep and seamless integration between Party building activities and discipline advancement.Methods:Through a combination method of literature review and case analysis, this research explored the intricate relationship between Party building work and discipline development in universities, as well as the current status of Party building work guiding discipline development. Taking the practice of a medical college's party branch in promoting discipline development through Party building work as an example, innovative strategies for Party building work to lead discipline development were proposed.Results:Currently, there was room for improvement in terms of awareness and understanding of party building work leading discipline development in universities, as well as in the integration mechanisms and working mechanisms. Party branches of a medical college had integrated party building into their routine work, merging high-quality Party branch work with discipline development by strengthening political awareness, improving Party building mechanisms, promoting education through Party building initiatives, and establishing new integration platforms, thereby exploring practical pathways for their fusion.Conclusions:Party building work is complementary and mutually facilitative to academic development. Guided by the spirit of scientists and through important approaches such as ″forming a development alliance through their combination″″forging high-level teams for party building and academic leadership talents″ and ″advancing publicity to empower and enhance the quality and efficiency of grassroots party building work″ can be effectively strengthened the organic integration of party building and academic development. This holds practical significance for improving educational quality, cultivating high-quality talents, and driving the sustainable development of the university.
10.Research on the transformation of the research paradigm of life medicine driven by scientific intelligence and the construction of academic ecology in a certain university in Shanghai based on SWOT analysis
Yongkai ZHU ; Xuehui SUN ; Xiaowen CHEN
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2025;38(3):169-174
Objective:This study aims to provide strategies and recommendations for higher education institutions to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to promote paradigm shifts in life medicine research and promote the integrated development of AI with clinical medicine, basic medicine, pharmacy, and other disciplines.Methods:A SWOT analysis was conducted to systematically assess the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of a certain higher education institution in Shanghai (F University) in the field of AI-driven medical research.Results:F University exhibited notable strengths in the development of research platforms and the integration of interdisciplinary collaboration. However, it may encounter weaknesses such as a deficiency in the cultivation of interdisciplinary talent, limitations in infrastructure resources and insufficient maturity of algorithms. National policy support and the establishment of an international academic brand present opportunities for development, while increased competition and rapid technological iteration pose challenges.Conclusions:Universities should enhance the synergistic development of education and scientific talent, strengthen the integration of basic and applied research, and cultivate a continuously improving academic ecosystem. This approach is to promote paradigm shifts in biomedical research, enhance research capabilities and influence in the field of life sciences, and better meet the health needs of the nation and society.

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