1.The dynamic adjustment mechanism of medical service price in the United States and its implications for China
Haiyin WANG ; Ying PENG ; Chunlin JIN
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2017;10(6):54-59
The establishment of a scientific and reasonable medical service price dynamic adjustment mechanism is the focus of the current reform of public hospitals in China.This paper analyzed the medical service price reform history in the United States, the price dynamic adjustment of the main body and its process, as well as the development trend of medical service price reform.At the same time, the existing problems of medical service price adjustment in China were briefly analyzed, and put forward 1) the establishment of multi-participant dynamic adjustment model;2) the establishment of the medical service standard value system, strengthening Medicare payment standard construction;3) and gradually changing the current fee-for-service payment system and establishing DRGs and performance based payment mechanism and other policy recommendations.
2.Influences of percutaneous coronary intervention on myocardial activity in myocardial infarction patients with different viable myocardium
Liqi LI ; Xiaohong LIU ; Jin ZHANG ; Chunlin LAI ; Yexin HE
Chinese Journal of Internal Medicine 2013;52(10):811-814
Objective To evaluate the effect of percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) on left ventricular function in patients with different types of myocardial infarction and to explore the correlation factors for the left ventricular function.Methods A total of 43 patients diagnosed as acute myocardial iffarction were enrolled in this study.The perfusion and delayed enhancement magnetic resonance imaging (DE-MRI) was applied to observe the following parameters before the PCI and at month 6 after the procedure:infarct mass,left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) and abnormal wall motion score.The subjects were divided into the following three groups by the transmural extent of myocardial infarction manifested in the DE-MRI:the transmural enhancement group,the nontransmural group and the mixed group.Laboratory test was done to detect the level of endothelin (ET),matrix metal enzyme 9 (MMP-9) and high sensitive C reactive protein (hsCRP) before PCI and at month 6 after the procedure.The t test was used to compare the differences among the groups and the multiple regression analysis was taken to explore the correlation factors for the left ventricular function.Results Compared with the parameters before PCI,the infarct mass after PCI significantly decreased in the nontransmural group and the mixed group [(4.0 ± 2.9) g/cm3 vs (9.8 ±5.6) g/cm3 and (6.0 ±3.5) g/cm3 vs (11.8 ±6.2) g/cm3,all P <0.05],while LVEF was significantly improved after PCI in both groups [(52.6 ± 15.4) % vs (41.9 ± 16.3) %,(45.6 ± 15.4)% vs (38.9 ± 16.3)%,all P <0.05].The infarct mass was an independent correlation factor for LVEF before PCI (RR =0.318,P <0.05) and LVEF after PCI(RR =0.293,P <0.05).LVEF before PCI was independently correlated with the level of hsCRP (RR =0.318,P < 0.05).Conclusion The effect of PCI on the improvement of left ventricular function differs in patients with different extent of myocardial infarction,which is correlated with the amount of survival myocardium and the inflammatory factors.
3.Intention survey of Shanghai medical workers with regard to reward for personal services
Wen WAN ; Xiaoming CHENG ; Jinfu WANG ; Chunlin JIN ;
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 1996;0(03):-
Objective To find out about the intention of medical workers with regard to reward for personal services and explore the value of their labor. Methods An intention survey through questionnaires was conducted by means of random sampling among 1 424 medical workers from 6 hospitals in Shanghai with regard to reward for personal services and a model of expected income was obtained via multivariate stepwise regression analysis. Results Only 2.9% of the medical workers felt satisfied with their current total income. Such factors as professional titles, educational backgrounds, working years, and specialties all exerted some impact on the medical workers expected income. The expected income was several times that of the actual income, and there was a large difference between the expected incomes of people at different levels. Conclusion Reward to medical workers for personal services in China needs to be enhanced and reform of the distribution system should keep step with the reform of the personnel system.
4.Current status of and reflection on the development of non-government medical institutions in Shanghai
Sujian XIA ; Weidong XU ; Shanlion HU ; Yuanfeng HE ; Chunlin JIN ;
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 1996;0(05):-
The paper analyzes the current status of and problems in the development of non-government medical institutions in Shanghai, the advantages non-government medical institutions possess and the difficulties they face in the process of development. It advances the development orientation of non-government medical institutions, arguing that it is imperative to create circumstances and conditions for fair competition, formulate perfect supporting policies, and lead non-government medical institutions to the integration of their own development with the reform and development of the medical and health cause of the country. It argues, on the other hand, that non-government medical institutions must stress simultaneously the accumulation and the operation of capital so as to have a niche in the fierce competitions of the medical market.
5.Analysis of the operational efficiency trends of tertiary public general hospitals in Shanghai
Yanhong ZHU ; Minsheng CHEN ; Yifeng JIANG ; Chunlin JIN
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2010;26(12):893-895
Objective Analysis of the operational efficiency trends of and problems with the public tertiary hospitals. Methods A retrospective statistics analyzed the indicators of ten public tertiary general hospitals in Shanghai during 1997-2006. Results The outpatients number per capita for the hospital staff maintains an rising trend, averaging 12.2% per year prior to year 2000; The yearly-averaged total assets turnover of the hospitals decreases from 0.89 in 1997 to 0.69 in 2003, then maintaining unchanged; The yearly-averaged receivables turnover began to fall since 1999, falling from 21.4 in 1999 to 9.7 in 2006; hospital income growth fluctuated during the years, yet with a high level of total assets growth; given the fluctuations in asset-liability ratio, such ratio has been growing slowly, maintaining at 20 % since 2004. Conclusion Problems are found with the operational efficiency of these public tertiary general hospitals as follows: the rapid growth of productivity in such hospitals finds no concurrent improvements in assets related indicators. Against a low income ratio, high debt ratio will plague hospital development to some extent.
6.Establishment of research competitiveness evaluation index system for the hospitals in Shanghai
Yuhong NIU ; Chunlin JIN ; Na LI ; Shanshi YANG ; Hansheng DING
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2015;28(3):231-234,241
Objective Establishing the scientific research competitiveness evaluation index system of Shanghai hospitals.Methods Delphi method and Analytic Hierarchy Process were applied.Results Thirty-four experts were invited to provide evaluation index and weighted scores.The positive coefficient from two rounds of expert's consultation were 88.24% and 94%.The expert's opinion of authority coefficient of each indicator's was greater than 0.7.The degrees of coordinative consistency was high.Kendall concordance coefficient was increasing with the increasing of consulting times.After two rounds of Delphi expert consultation,2 level-one indictors,10 level-two indictors and 47 level-three indictors were confirmed.Conclusions After two rounds of Delphi expert consultation,using all objective indicators,an Index System for research competitiveness evaluation in the hospitals in Shanghai has been created and could be used with scientific,objectivity and feasibility.
7.Study on the transfer of health patent technology in Shanghai hospitals
Yuhong NIU ; Chunlin JIN ; Na LI ; Hansheng DING
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2014;27(4):411-413
The purpose of this study was to reveal the current situation of health technology transfer in Shanghai hospitals,and to analyze the problems and needs.Questionnaire and interview were adopted for the study.We found that in the past 3 years,the transformation rate of patent technologies at Shanghai Tertiary Hospitals was 5.88%.The transfer routes mainly involves proactive enlist of enterprises by project leader,technology brokerage,exhibitions of patents achievements,friends' recommendation,etc..The main factors impacted the transfer included poorer quality of patent,lacking efficient management,and lacking channels for transfer.In order to improve the transfer of patents,hospitals need to provide information service,technology assessment,project packaging,patents application,consultant,and relevant trainings etc.Other things that could promote health technology transfer are to improve scientific research system,to enhance the quality of scientific achievements,and to develop technology brokerage.
8.Development and Current Situation Analysis of Patents from First Class Hospitals in Shanghai
Shanshi YANG ; Yuhong NIU ; Chunlin JIN ; Xianji WANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2016;29(3):196-201
Objective This paper analyzed the development and current situation of patents from first class hospitals in Shanghai,reflecting the development of scientific researches,providing medical science research management with data support as the basis of decision making.Methods Based on patent search and analysis of State Intellectual Property Office of The P.R.C and Incopat,a technology innovation intelligence platform with global patent information,patents from first class hospitals in Shanghai published before the year of 2015 are analyzed from aspects including patent category,legal status,time trend,applicants of invention patent,proprietor and inventors of authorized invention patents,transfer of invention patents,etc.Results First class hospitals in Shanghai had 1979 invention patents,which accounted to 56.38% of the total.71.21% of invalid invention patents fell into abeyance because of withdraw,rejection,and abandon,which was 2.47 times of those due to termination.Eight hospitals including Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital and Huashan Hospital were at the top of both the invention patent application list and the authorized invention patent list,both accounting to more than sixty percent.Conclusions The number of invention patents has gone through germination stage,developing rapidly in recent years,the ratio of authorized inventions appears to decline slightly after rise.The reasons of patent invalidation are worthy of attention,the information about legal status of patents can be reasonably used,applicants and inventors shows uneven distribution,patent quality should be emphasized with quantity rise,cross regional and cross border cooperation can bring about complementary advantages.
9.Comparative study on satisfaction of young medical workers in Shanghai
Meng WANG ; Hong LIU ; Lan ZHOU ; Keqin RAO ; Chunlin JIN
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2016;32(10):797-799
Objective To find out the satisfaction changes among young medical workers and explore the influence of the healthcare reform on such people.Methods A survey was conducted by means of random sampling among 716 medical workers under 45 years old from 6 hospitals,and combined with the survey data in 2009,young medical workers′satisfaction changes and the influencing factors were analyzed.Results Young medical workers′satisfaction is generally low,with declining satisfaction of social respect as well;satisfaction of medical workers in community medical institutions and secondary medical institutions was found declining dramatically.Conclusions Healthcare reform should pay more attention to these young people in terms of their own satisfaction,especially for those working at primary healthcare institutions.
10.Study on improving the basic health insurance system in Shanghai:Based on the perspective of commercial health insurance
Minxing CHEN ; Linan WANG ; Yan YANG ; Xianji WANG ; Chunlin JIN
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2015;8(11):52-56
Although the Shanghai's basic health insurance always takes the leading position nationwide in the aspects of coverage, funding level, security level, etc, it still cannot avoid the contradictory problems brought by the rapidly rising demand for health care, poor results of funds management, etc. Commercial health insurance has its u-nique advantages in terms of funds and personnel management. Therefore, they can play their complementary role to the basic medical insurance in order to improve the basic health insurance system. Based on the perspective of com-mercial health insurances, this paper explores the basic health insurance system in Shanghai from the aspects of man-agement patterns, governing body, insurance objects, funding modalities and insurance programs.