1.Study on the Influence of Transfer Payment on the Equalization of Medical and Health Services
Chinese Health Economics 2017;36(3):12-15
Objective:To study the influence of transfer payment on the equalization of medical and health services.Methods:Based on panel data of China's 23 provinces from 2000 to 2014.the medical and health services equalization indexes were measured and developed as the explained index.The explanatory variables such as transfer payment,per capita GDP and health care input were involved.The threshold value of time and transfer payment were applied to developed to conduct the panel threshold regression.Results:Transfer payment significantly promoted the equal distrihntion of health service resources,but the elastic declined if transfered more than 33 billion yuan as the threshold.Meanwhile,there was a threshold effect that the elastic of transfer payment to the equalization of China's medical and health service declined after NCMC in 2003.Conclusion:To further increase transfer payment,it needed to enlarge the new farmers and scope,optimize the equal distribution of health service resources.
2.Research on the Spatial Spillover Effects of Medical and Health Resources on the Hospital Innovation
Chinese Hospital Management 2017;37(8):19-21
Objective To study the spatial spillover effects of medical and health resources on the hospital innovation.Methods Based on panel data of 31 provinces of China from 2000 to 2014,and with the method of Spatial Durbin Model(SDM),the paper does the regression with the sample of all provinces,eastern,central and western provinces,through using provincial patent number as explained variable,and using the provincial medical institutions of beds,per capita GDP,health care spending as explanatory variables.Results Medical and health resources have a significant role in promoting the hospital innovation,not only for local province but also for adjacent provinces,namely there is spillover effect;the promotion effect of medical resources for local and neighbouring province hospital innovation is almost the same;for eastern and central provinces,there is a positive effect of medical resources to hospital innovation,and for central province,the spillover effects exist.Conclusion The medical and health resources should be further increased,a provincial communication platform of resources and innovation be built,the east and western provinces spillover effect be promoted,to drive the reform of the supply side with innovation.
3.Rules of acupoint selection on treating hypertonia after stroke with acupuncture and moxibustion
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2021;43(4):383-388
Objective:To explore the regularity of acupoint selection of acupuncture for hypertonia after stroke.Methods:The Chinese literatures about acupuncture and moxibustion for post-stroke myotonia from January 1990 to October 2019 in China Academic Journal Database (Wanfang Data), China National Knowledge Resources Database (CNKI), China biomedical literature service system (SinoMed) and Chinese science and technology journal database (Chongqing VIP) were searched. The data of acupoint, meridian and specific acupoints were retrieved and analyzed in Excel 2016. The SPSS statistics 22 and SPSS model 18.0 was used for descriptive analysis and association rule analysis.Results:A total of 32 literatures were included, involving 33 acupuncture prescriptions and 77 acupoints. The total frequency of acupoint use is 398 times. Among them, Hegu with 23 times mentioned was the most frequently used single acupoint, followed by Waiguan with 22 times. Most of the selected acupoints were large intestine meridian of hand Yangming (87 times) and gallbladder meridian of foot Shaoyang (68 times). The total frequency of application of specific acupoints was 386 times. Intersection (123 times) was the most frequently used specific acupoints. Hegu and Waiguan are the core acupoints with the strongest correlation. Conclusions:Hegu is the preferred acupoint for hypertonia after stroke. Large Intestine Meridian acupoints along upper limb are preferred for hypertonia treatment, and Gall Bladder Meridian along lower limb followed. Local acupoints’ selection and distal acupoints’ selection are emphasized.
6.Three treatments of intertrochanteric fractures in the elderly
Xuanhe SONG ; Weiliang YANG ; Bing XUE
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2010;12(5):437-441
Objective To compare extramedullary fixation (EF), intramedullary fixation (IF) and dipolar femoral replacement(DFR) in the treatment of intertrochanteric fractures in the elderly patients. Methods From July 1999 to December 2008, 172 old patients with intertrochanteric fractures were treated by either EF, or IF or DFR. The operative procedures, complications and therapeutic effects were compared between the 3 methods. Results The patients included in the present study were followed up for 8 to 36 months (average, 19. 6 months). There were significant differences ( P<0. 05) in incision length, operation time, intraoperative blood loss, functional recovery and complications between the 3 methods. IF had the shortest incision length and the least intraoperative blood loss. DFR had less blood loss than EF. IF had the least operation time, followed by DFR. DFR had the best functional recovery one year postoperatively. IF had shorter rehabilitation and healing time than EF. Conclusions EF is the first choice for intertrochanteric fractures of A 1.1, A 1.2, A 1.3 and A2. 1. IF is more appropriate for the aged and unhealthy patients with intertrochanteric fractures of A1. 1, A1. 2, A1. 3, A2. 1, A2. 2, A3. 1 and A3.2. DFR is fit for the elderly patients with severe comminuted fractures and osteoporosis.
7.Application of Raman spectroscopy in the stomatology.
West China Journal of Stomatology 2015;33(2):214-217
Raman spectroscopy is an optical technology based on the theory of Raman scattering, which is generally used in the research of medical and biological science. Raman spectroscopy can be used to detect the molecular structures and components of proteins, lipids, DNA, and other biological molecules, and provide substantial information about molecules. Thus, Raman spectroscopy is generally considered a "molecular fingerprint", and it has exceptional advantages in medical research. Moreover, this technique can reflect the changes in molecular structures and detect the alterations of chemical constituents in the samples. Raman spectroscopy, given its high sensitivity and specificity in the detection of the biological samples, has been successfully used to detect and diagnose diseases in numerous sites, such as skin, oral mucosa, breast, head, and neck. In this paper, we introduce the application of Raman spectroscopy in stomatology by conducting a review of the literature.
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8.The correlation between structural empowerment and job satisfaction of undergraduate nursing faculty
Bing SONG ; Xue LI ; Xiaohan LI
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2015;31(22):1699-1701
Objective To investigate the status of undergraduate nursing faculty's structural empowerment and job satisfaction and to analyze the correlation between themn.Methods Totally 246 nursing teachers were investigated with Conditions for Work Effectiveness Questionnaire Ⅱ and Minnesota Satisfaction Questionnaire.The correlation between structural empowerment and job satisfaction were analyzed by Pearson correlation analysis.Results Undergraduate nursing faculty's total score was (3.04±0.57) points,and score of job satisfaction was (2.93±0.59) points,both of which were at moderate level.Structural empowerment was positively correlated with job satisfaction (r=0.450-0.714,P<0.01),the higher structural empowerment level,the higher job satisfaction.Conclusions Undergraduate nursing managers can improve nursing teachers' job satisfaction by strengthening the empowerment to nursing teachers,in order to enhance the teaching quality.
9.Study on the effects of electrolyzed oxidizing water in root canal treatment
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2000;0(06):-
Objective: To clinically evaluate the efficacy of electrolyzed oxidizing water (EOW) as a root canal irrigation solution on disinfecting bacteria and removing the smear-layer to keep the non-bacterium state in the root canal. Methods: In the first experiment, 108 single-rooted teeth that needed root canal treatment were randomly divided into two groups. EOW was used as the root canal irrigation solution in the experimental group while 30 ml/L H2O2, saline solution, and 75 g/L EDTA solution were used as controls. Bacteriological examinations were conducted from each tooth before and after treatment with the root canal irrigation solutions. In the second experiment, the 20 fresh human extracted teeth were divided into two groups and treated as same as the first experiment in root canal preparation and irrigation. After irrigation, the apical canal wall was observed using SEM. Results: There was no significant difference in bacterial growth and removing the smear layer between the group using EOW and that using saline solution, 30 ml/L H2O2 and 75 g/L EDTA solution. Conclusion:The results indicate EOW is useful as a clinical root canal irrigation solution.
10.Arthroscopic treatment of developmental dislocation of the hips in infants
Wenzhe YIN ; Bing CUI ; Zhen XUE
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(15):-
0.05).[Conclusion]The factors causing reductions should be removed arthroscopically.Arthrocopy may be a useful micro-treatment method for DDH.