1.The application of weighted combination forecasting model for health resource allocation
Qisheng GAO ; Dingwan CHEN ; Panpan LIU
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2013;(3):166-169
Scientificly forecasting the health resources is the premise and foundation for making health resource planning.This paper summarized the application scope and characteristics of commonly used statistical models for health resources forecasting,introduced many S type curve prediction models commonly used in natural and social economic fields,hackled and concluded the weight calculation methods of combination forecasting models,and on this basis put forward that multivariable time series model or combination forecasting model based on single time series model and multi-linear regression equation of the predictive value should be set up for forecasting health resources,so as to provide methodological references for related forecasting research.
2.Evaluation on research efficiency of medical universities based on SE-DEA model
Qisheng GAO ; Dingwan CHEN ; Panpan LIU
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2013;26(5):312-314
Objective To evaluate the research input-output efficiency of 15 medical universities,and provide references for improving synthetic research efficiency.Methods Selected research input-output key indicators,and used CCR model and SE-DEA model to statistic and analyze.Results The average value of comprehensive efficiency of 15 medical universities was 0.811,pure technical efficiency value was 0.978,scale efficiency value was 0.827.There were 5 DEA efficient universities,7 pure technical efficient universities among 10 Non-DEA efficient universities.Conclusion The total research efficiency of medical universities in our country remained to improve,and should emphasize adjusting scientific research scale.
3.Study on the health equity in urban dwellers from social stratification
Haiyan XING ; Wei YU ; Dingwan CHEN
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2015;31(2):143-146
Objective To investigate health equity status of urban dwellers with different social stratification and provide evidence for health promotion.Methods 1,007 urban dwellers were surveyed in Zhejiang province in a stratified sampling based on their income,occupation and education,with their health equity analyzed.Results The proportion of urban dwellers to participate in social health insurance reached 97.5%,a proportion of statistical significance (P<0.05).The two-week prevalence rate and two-week attendance rate of urban dwellers of different social stratification has no significant difference,but the rate of sickness without attending was significantly negatively correlated to social stratification.The proportion of no visiting because of poverty was 23.1% in the lower social class,3.2% in middle and lower class,and 0% in the middle and upper class,a difference being statistically significant (P<0.001).The outpatient clinic of first choice and ranking of the hospital was positively correlated to social stratification.Conclusion There is health inequity for urban dwellers with different social stratification,for which the government should pay more attention to lower social class.
4.Equity assessment of health resource configuration in Zhejiang:based on Gini Coefficient and Theil Index
Qisheng GAO ; Dingwan CHEN ; Panpan LIU
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2014;27(2):159-161,194
Objective To assess the equity of health resources configuration in Zhejiang,and provide references for regional health planning.Methods The Lorenz curve,Gini coefficient and Theil index were used to calculate and analyze.Results The Gini coefficient in 2009-2011 calculated by population density was between 0.330~0.343,which meant comparatively rational.The main reason of inequity configuration for hospital beds and nurses was inter-regional difference.Conclusion The Theil index could remedy the disadvantage that Gini coefficient could not reflex the total inequity was brought up by inter-regional or intra-regional difference.The health resource configuration should based on population health need and health service demand.
5.31P MR spectroscopy of the liver showing dose dependent adenosine triphosphate decreases after radiation induced hepatic injury
Xiufang XU ; Ying CHEN ; Dingwan CHEN ; Jian SHEN ; Zhida REN
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2010;44(5):531-535
Objective To study the relationship between ATP level changes detected by hepatic 31P MRS with the pathologic changes of liver in rabbits and to investigate the diagnostic value of ATP level changes in acute hepatic radiation injury. Methods A total of 30 rabbits received different radiation doses ( ranging from 5,10,20 Gy) to establish acute hepatic injury models. Blood hepatic function tests, 31P MRS and pathological examinations were carried out 24 h after irradiation The degree of injury was evaluated according to hepatocyte pathology. Ten healthy rabbits served as controls. The MR examination was performed on a 1.5 T imager using a 1H-31P surface coil with 2D chemical shift imaging technique. The relative quantities of phosphomonoesters (PME), phosphodiesters (PDE), inorganic phosphate (Pi) and adenosine triphosphate (ATP) were measured. Analysis of variance was used to compare the results of 31P MRS and histopathology under various acute hepatic radiation injuries, and SNK was used further to conduct comparison between each other if there was significant difference. Results The ATP relative quantification in control( n= 10), mild ( n = 12), moderate ( n = 11 ), and severe ( n = 7 ) injury groups according to pathological grading were 1.83 ± 0. 33, 1.58 ± 0. 25, 1.32 ± 0. 07 and 1.02 ± 0. 18, with significant differences among them (F =22. 878 ,P <0. 01 ), and it decreased progressively with the increased degree of injury. The PDE index showed no significant trend for the evaluation of hepatic radiation injury. The area under the peak of β-ATP decreased with the increased severity of radiation injury. Conclusions The relative quantification of hepatic ATP levels can reflect the pathological severity of acute hepatic radiation injury. The decreasing hepatic ATP levels may be used as biomarker of acute liver injury following radiation.
6.Study of occupational stability of general practitioners tailor-made for rural communities in Zhejiang ;province
Dingwan CHEN ; Panpan LIU ; Qisheng GAO ; Nini WANG ; Jianxun MAO ; Jiaoyun YANG ; Guohua ZHONG ; Qing SHEN
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2017;33(2):142-145
Objective To examine the occupational stability,training needs and capacity building requirements of the general practitioners purposely trained to work in rural communities,for improvement of policies regarding their training and issues related. Methods There counties were selected by stratified random sampling, where general practitioners graduated from such training completed an anonymous questionnaire. Focus group interviews were made to officials of the local Health and Family Planning Commission,those of primary healthcare institutions,and general practitioners themselves. Results The of the 190 valid questionnaires recovered, male accounted for 34. 2% and female 65. 8%. These general practitioners were mostly satisfied with their working environment, social status, work stress and job achievement,yet with lower satisfaction with their salary and availability of medical devices. Consideration of resignation was reported by only 5. 3% of them,with more males than females. As high as 63. 2% of them prefer to work in hospitals of county level. 91. 1% of them held it as necessary to participate in standard resident training,and 98. 4% held it as necessary to have on-job training. 94. 7% of them have participated in further education to gain a bachelor degree in medicine. Conclusions These doctors were found with high stability to work in rural communities and low turnover intention. Further studies are required to encourage these general practitioners to serve rural communities in a long term, and to improve the standard resident training mechanism,and their career development.
7.Analysis of the medical service capacity of primary healthcare in Zhejiang province
Qisheng GAO ; Qing SHEN ; Dingwan CHEN ; Panpan LIU ; Huimei HU ; Ling HU ; Yanping WU ; Yaming GU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2017;33(2):106-109
Objective To analyze the medical service capacity of primary healthcare in Zhejiang province since the ongoing healthcare reform and put forward suggestions. Methods Key indicators of healthcare resources and medical service utilization from 2009 to 2015 reflecting the primary healthcare were identified,for a quantitative analysis in terms of the structure-process-outcome dimensions. Results In terms of structural service capacity,the average headcount growth rate of primary healthcare′s technical personnel was 5. 7% per year; the personnel competence structure kept improving; the hospital beds at primary institutions and their ratio among all were slightly decreased,with better devices and informatization. In terms of procedural service capacity,the proportion of primary institutions with contract-based services amounted to 89. 9%,with the standard contract signing rate up to 18. 8%. In terms of consequential service capacity,the average growth rate of the number of outpatient visits at primary institutions was 6. 3%. The amount and proportion of inpatients were slightly decreased,while the hospital bed utilization ratio was increased slightly. Conclusions It is necessary to further strengthen the training and introduction of primary healthcare professionals. The functional orientation of hospitals at various levels should be clarified, encouraging contract-signing of general practitioners, promote the medical insurance payment reform featuring the capitation payment at primary level,and improve the income distribution and incentive mechanism.
8.Analysis of the economic performance in the performance-based reform at primary medical institutions in Zhejiang province
Yaohong ZHONG ; Lihua HUANG ; Qisheng GAO ; Nini WANG ; Dingwan CHEN ; Tangbiao SHEN
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2016;32(7):528-531
Objective To explore the economic performance after the performance‐based reform at primary medical institutions in Zhejiang Province and put forward measures for improving primary medical services .Methods Questionnaire investigation was conducted among 84 primary medical institutions with staff over 20 .The financial statements of these institutions during 2009‐2014 were collected and studied as well .Results The average outpatients and emergency patients in 2014 increased 113.3% than that in 2009 .The total usage times of laboratory tests and other auxiliary examinations also increased(55.7% and 103.1% ,respectively ) ,yet with a decrease of inpatients.Moreover ,the proportion of income from traditional Chinese medicine (TCM )in gross income increased from 9.39% in 2009 to 17.14% in 2014 .The cost‐profit ratio of TCM drugs at half of such institutions exceeded 120% . Conclusions The performance‐based reform has motivated medical staffs of primary medical institutions and effectively vitalized such institutions.Rules and regulations of these institutions require further improvement .
9.Construction of evaluation index system for public health performance of county medical community
WANG Xiuping ; SHANG Xiaopeng ; CHEN Dingwan ; QIU Yinwen ; HE Fan ; YU Min
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2020;32(9):869-872
Objective:
To construct the public health performance evaluation index system for the county medical community, so as to provide reference for the assessment of the public health work in the county medical community.
Methods:
According to the 2019 Public Health Tasks of Zhejiang Province and the current status of the county medical community's public health work, a framework was developed. Twenty experts from universities, CDCs, and county medical community were invited to construct the index system after two rounds of Delphi expert consultation, and the index weight was determined by the analytic hierarchy process.
Results :
The experts aged ( 46.10±6.41 ) years and worked for ( 23.85±7.37 ) years, all of whom had a bachelor degree or above, and 18 had associate senior titles or above. The response rates of two rounds of consultation was both 100.00%; the authority coefficient was 0.811; the values of Kendall's W all had statistical significance ( P<0.05 ) , which in the second round were higher than those in the first round. The public health performance evaluation index system for county medical community finally included 10 first-level indexes, among which priority diseases surveillance and management weighed most ( 0.165 7 ) ; 32 second-level indexes, among which food-borne diseases surveillance, infectious diseases/public health emergencies reporting and infectious diseases/public health emergencies response weighed the top three ( 0.071 5, 0.064 7, 0.063 8 ); 120 third-level indexes, among which the timely reporting rate of food safety incidents, the reporting rate of infectious diseases and the information response rate of infectious diseases/public health emergencies weighed the top three ( 0.039 4, 0.022 1, 0.021 7 ).
Conclusion
The public health performance evaluation index system of the county medical community has been established, which can provide reference for the health administrative departments.
10.Discussions on the supply status and mechanism improvement of primary public health services in China
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2020;36(7):529-533
The past ten years have witnessed China′s primary public health services making remarkable progress in the number of projects and funding subsidy standards, but such problems as the single nature of the main supplying entities, poor supply mechanism and low supply efficiency are still prominent. The authors comprehensively expounded the present situation of the supply of primary public health services in China from the aspects of implementation subject, service content, fund guarantee, human resources, supply mode and performance evaluation, studied and summarized the evolution process and characteristics of public health service supply model. On such basis, they recommended on improving the supply model from the perspective of tripartite subjects of government, market and social organization, so as to speed up the formation of the government-led public service supply model, in which the market, the society and other pluralistic subjects participate equally, construct the competitive supply pattern of medical and health services at county and township levels, strengthen the purchase from social organizations and improve the performance evaluation system and supervision mechanism.