1.Flexible Management and its Promoting Effect on Higher Education Management
Liangui FENG ; Zhenwei WANG ; Bingning SONG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2003;0(03):-
Flexible management is an intellectual-oriented management of human resources in the new economy age. The paper introduces how it comes into being, what it includes, and its promoting effect on higher education management.
2.The Reinforcement of Discipline Construction under the Guidance of the Scientific Development Concept
Liangui FENG ; Wenfeng DONG ; Biyuan LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2003;0(03):-
The Scientific Development Concept provides significant guidance for the discipline construction.This thesis discusses how to embody the scientific development concept in accelerating the all-round construction of disciplines in our unit from the aspects of general target,approaches and talents cultivation.
3.Evolution and treatment of traumatic subdural effusion
Li MA ; Chongxin HE ; Feng LI ; Liangdong ZHOU ; Liangui XIA ; Yicheng LU ; Guangji ZHANG ; Cheng ZHU
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2008;15(8):1312-1313
Objective To explore the evolution and treatment of traumatic subdural effusion(TSE).Methods The clinicsl materials of 66 patients with TSE were analyzed retrospectively.Results 53 patients were cured with comervative therapy,and other patients were evolved into chronic subdural hematoma(CSDH).8 patients with CSDH were cured with surgery and others with conservative therapy.Conclusion Patients with TSE don't need surgery,and then patients with clinical characteristics will be operated when TSE evolves into CSDH.
4.Analysis on prevalence rate of hypertension,diabetes and its associated factors among some rural residents in Chongqing
Xianbin DING ; Liangui FENG ; Yulin WANG ; Zhuozi SHEN ; Li QI ; Deqiang MAO
Chongqing Medicine 2015;(36):5112-5115
Objective To understand the prevalence of hypertension and diabetes and its associated factors among rural resi-dents in Chongqing ,in order to provide the evidence for conducting non-communicable disease prevention and control in rural area . Methods Rural residents aged above 18 years old were sampled by multi-stage stratified random sampling .The resident sampled was interviewed with the structured questionnaire by face-to-face and examined body weight ,height ,blood pressure ,waist circum-ference .The blood sample was taken to test fasting glucose ,2 h glucose .The associated factors of hypertension and diabetes were i-dentified by Chi-square test and the independent factors of hypertension and diabetes were identified by Logistic regression .Results A total of 2 406 rural residents were interviewed .The amount of salt in taking and oil in taking per person per day self-reported was 6 .7 g and 44 .4 g .The proportion of smoking among rural residents was 21 .0% .The proportion of alcohol use in the past 12 months was 22 .4% .32 .6% of interviewees participated in the regular physical activity .The proportion of overweight and obesity a-mong rural residents was 25 .4% and 6 .2% .The prevalence of hypertension and diabetes was 22 .0% and 9 .4% .The independent factor of hypertension was age(OR = 1 .83 ,95% CI :1 .68 - 1 .98) ,education level(OR = 0 .67 ,95% CI :0 .55 - 0 .82) ,body index(OR= 1 .68 ,95% CI :1 .44 - 1 .96) ,blood glucose(OR = 0 .60 ,95% CI :0 .51 - 0 .70) .The independent factor of diabetes was age(OR =1 .33 ,95% CI :1 .20 - 1 .48) ,gender(OR = 1 .48 ,95% CI :1 .11 - 1 .98) ,education level(OR = 0 .77 ,95% CI :0 .60 - 0 .98) ,body in-dex(OR = 1 .40 ,95% CI :1 .16 - 1 .70) and blood pressure(OR = 0 .77 ,95% CI :0 .64 - 0 .93) .Conclusion The prevalence of hyper-tension and diabetes was high .The risk factors such as unhealthy diet ,physical inactivity ,smoking ,harmful alcohol use ,overweight and obesity is common among rural residents .It should be attached an importance on non-communicable disease prevention and con-trol in rural area .
5.Effects of HIV status notification on reducing the risk of sexual transmission of HIV in China.
Yugang BAO ; Jun JING ; Yanhui ZHANG ; Huasheng LI ; Liangui FENG ; Zhen NING ; Hongzhuan TAN
Chinese Medical Journal 2014;127(24):4177-4183
BACKGROUNDThe risk of HIV sexual transmission is much higher among people unaware of their HIV status than among those aware. Only a few studies have indicated that the incidence of unsafe sex can be reduced when people know their HIV status. This study was to investigate this effect in China.
METHODSA cohort study consisting of two surveys was conducted at two different times among a group of people living with HIV/AIDS, whose status was newly diagnosed with HIV via sexual contact, in Shanghai, Chongqing, and Kunming. The first survey was conducted among 823 people tested positive for HIV before notifying them of the HIV status. The second survey was conducted among 650 HIV-positive people at six months following the first survey (after notification of HIV status). The scope of survey covered unsafe sex practices, number of unsafe sexual partners, and frequency of unsafe sexual behaviors over the prior six months. Unsafe sex is defined as unprotected anal or vaginal sex with partners who are HIV positive or whose HIV status is unknown.
RESULTSThe proportion of unsafe sex was reduced by about 85% after HIV status notification. The risk of HIV sexual transmission was 15 times higher among persons unaware of their HIV status than among those aware. Approximately 95% of new sexually transmitted HIV infections stemmed from 56% of the infected persons unaware of their HIV status in China.
CONCLUSIONTimely HIV status notification has the potential to significantly reduce unsafe sex among HIV-infected persons and reduce the risk for HIV transmission via unsafe sex.
Adolescent ; Adult ; Aged ; China ; Cohort Studies ; Female ; HIV Infections ; epidemiology ; transmission ; Humans ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Sexually Transmitted Diseases ; complications ; Unsafe Sex ; Young Adult