With the transformation of medical model and the construction of the new public system,higher demand on cultivation of professionals in public health is made.To cultivate higher quality professionals of public health,the reformation and practice in preventive medicine education is studied by constructing new course system,reforming the content of courses and teaching method,emphasizing quality education and the cultivation of ability.

Objective To estimate the absorbed dose and effective dose to the examined adult patients during digital tomosynthesis and to provide reference data for radiation dosimetry.Methods The phantom experiments were grouped according to the examined site(main beam scanned site),and the data displayed in real time during digital tomosynthesis are used as conditions for the phantom experiments.The effective doses to the examined patients were estimated on the basis of phantom scanning and tissue-absorbed dose calculation.Results During digital tomosynthesis,the effective doses to the examined patients of various groups were 0.524 mSv for head,0.736 mSv for cervical spine,2.719 mSv for thoracic vertebra,1.810 mSv for chest,1.240 mSv for lumbar spine,2.317 mSv for abdomen and 2.316 mSv for pelvis,respectively.Conclusions During digital tomography,the highest value of effective doses was estimated to be 2.719 mSv in thoracic vertebra group,followed by abdominal group 2.317 mSv and pelvic group 2.316 mS,with the lowest 0.524 mSv in head group.The main factors influencing the effective dose include tube voltage,total mAs,irradiation field size,main beam irradiation range,and the number of tissues or organs in scanned range.

Objective To explore the current status and relevance of job burnout and social support among medical staff in the community of Hospitals under the control of Epidemic prevention and control and to provide scientific basis for targeted intervention measures. Methods The job burnout scale and social support scale were used to investigate and analyze the job burnout and social support of medical staff in Dongxihu District, Wuhan. Results Among 294 medical staff, 163 cases (55.44%) had occupational burnout, among which, mild to moderate and severe occupational burnout accounted for 46.26% and 9.18% respectively. The results of partial correlation analysis showed that the total score and various dimensions of the subject's job burnout were negatively correlated with the total score of the subject's social support, subjective support, and support utilization ( P<0.05). Conclusion In the context of normalized epidemic prevention and control of Epidemic prevention and control, medical staff suffered from severe job burnout; the social support of medical staff may affect their job burnout.

Objective: To investigate the health of gypsum miners in Hubei province and analyze the health effects of occupational disease hazards exposure on gypsum miners. Methods: In April 2017, occupational disease hazard factors were tested on the site of a gypsum mine, and 500 workers were selected by random sampling to conduct questionnaires, relevant data such as occupational health examination was collected, and descriptive statistical analysis was performed. Results: The main occupational hazards of gypsum miners were gypsum dust and noise. The time-weighted average concentration of 8 h in the workplace was 4.32 to 9.34 mg/m³, and the post pass rate was 69.2% (9/13) ; Respiratory dust 0.13-5.15 mg/m³, post pass rate 75.0% (3/4). Gypsum miners had finger dysfunction and muscle numbness, joint pain (29.2%, 88/301) and chest pain and breathing difficulties (17.6%, 53/301). Followed by tinnitus, auricle pus, running water (4.7%, 14/301), abnormal muscle tension (2.7%, 8/301). The exposure of occupational disease hazards was associated with respiratory, auditory and neurological symptoms of gypsum miners. Conclusion The long-term exposure of gypsum workers to gypsum dust, noise and other harmful factors may result in obvious symptoms of respiratory system and other health damage.