1.Implementing microbiology course reform for stomatology majors
Qiping ZHONG ; Xiaoxia LI ; Chenxin JIN
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2012;(12):1260-1262
This article introduced the thoughts and practice of implementing microbiology course reform for stomatology majors in school of stomatology and department of microbiology in Tianjin medical university.To make the introductory courses more suitable and meet the needs of stomatology better,our microbiology classes included the basic knowledge of oral microoganism.
2.Effects of different implant methods on in vitro adhesion of tissue-engineered gingival cells
Daiqin ZHONG ; Qinhu ZHOU ; Chenxin JIN ; Yan LIANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2014;(21):3299-3303
BACKGROUND:How to construct tissue-engineered periodontal tissue through efficient combination of scaffold materials and seed cells in vitro is an important direction of current research.
OBJECTIVE:To compare the cellseeding efficiency of traditional static seeding method and col agen enclose seeding method to select a more appropriate seeding method for cellattach.
METHODS:Gingival fibroblasts from dogs at certain concentrations were seeded onto polylactic acid-chitosan-gelatin scaffolds with gradient and uniform pore sizes using the traditional static seeding method and col agen enclose seeding method, respectively. The number of adherent cells was counted to calculate the seeding efficiency for data comparison. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:The cellseeding efficiency of the col agen enclose seeding method was higher than that of the traditional static seeding method (P<0.01). The col agen enclose seeding method can significantly improve the seeding efficiency and increase cellinitial concentration on the scaffold, and this method can be used for gingival tissue engineering.
3.Implementation status and influencing factors of enhanced recovery after surgery in perioperative management of total hip arthroplasty patients
Jiayin WANG ; Chenxin HOU ; Congying YANG ; Xiaoyan JIN
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2024;30(7):937-943
Objective:To explore the implementation status and influencing factors of enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) in perioperative management of patients undergoing total hip arthroplasty.Methods:This study was a cross-sectional study. From May to December 2022, purposive sampling was used to select 186 orthopedic nurses from 9 ERAS pilot hospitals in Beijing as the research subject. A self-designed questionnaire was used to investigate the implementation status of ERAS. Pearson correlation was used to analyze the correlation between Nurse ERAS Implementation Status Questionnaire scores and ERAS Behavioral Intention Questionnaire scores. Multiple linear regression was used to analyze the influencing factors of ERAS in perioperative nursing of patients undergoing total hip arthroplasty.Results:A total of 186 questionnaires were distributed and 186 valid questionnaires were collected, with an effective response rate of 100.00% (186/186). The total score of the Nurse ERAS Implementation Status Questionnaire was (116.49±20.71), and the standardized scores for each dimension from high to low were follow-up management (80.22±20.44), intraoperative period (78.98±15.17), preoperative period (74.72±14.09), and postoperative period (69.77±15.94). The total score of the ERAS Behavioral Intention Questionnaire was (77.39±15.08), and the standardized scores of each dimension from high to low were subjective norm (79.93±19.01), behavioral intention (77.69±19.61), behavioral attitude (74.19±15.77), and perceived behavioral control (64.41±14.69). The nurse's professional title, familiarity with ERAS, ERAS training, and subjective norm were the influencing factors of the specific implementation status score of ERAS ( P<0.05), explaining 40.9% of the total variance. Conclusions:Nurses should strengthen training on ERAS, increase their familiarity with knowledge, and adopt various incentive measures to further enhance the implementation of ERAS programs in clinical practice.