1.Design of post and performance based hospital compensation
Gang DU ; Luxia GONG ; Naizhuo XUE ; Qingzhu QI ; Weiguang LI ;
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 1996;0(12):-
In light of modern management theories and the actual situation in the hospital, a post and performance based hospital compensation system was designed. The chief features of the design include: ① Compensation consists mainly of post salary and performance salary while giving expression to the principle of stability and gradual transition, with the fixed part (accounting for about 60%) of the original file salary being retained; ②Post salaries fall under a hospital wide unified grade compensation framework, with grade evaluations based on a hospital wide unified system of indexes and weight, and they go up or down within the salary width each year according to the results of performance assessment; ③ Performance salaries are closely linked with post grades and performance assessment, with a hospital wide unified model of post and performance contracts being the basis for assessment; ④ The entire compensation design is based on scientific and standard post surveys, post appraisals and post specifications.
2.The correlation between MSCT enhanced findings and pathologic risk in the patients with primary small intestinal stromal tumor
Guojin XIA ; Zhenzhen HU ; Yulin HE ; Luxia TU ; Honghan GONG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2017;33(6):571-573,580
Objective To analyze the multi-slice computed tomography (MSCT) enhanced findings in the patients with primary small intestinal stromal tumor(SIST),and to probe the relationship between the imaging findings and the pathologic risk in order to improve the diagnostic accuracy.Methods Thirty patients with primary SIST confirmed by surgical pathology were enrolled in this study.Characterization and compassion of the clinical manifestations and MSCT enhanced findings were carried out between the pathologic low-and high-risk groups.Furthermore,the relationship was analyzed between the enhanced findings and the pathologic risk.Results Among all 30 patients with primary SIST,the lesion was located at duodenum in 5 patients (16.7%),at jejunum in 16 (53.3%),and at ileum in 9 (30%).14 patients were classified in the low risk group with the lesion with the average length of (3.8±0.9) cm,and other 16 in the high-risk group with lesion with the average length of (7.0 ± 1.4) cm.There were no statistical differences between the low-and high-risk groups in CT value in plain and venous phase,and in added value in arterial,venous and delayed phases.However,the significantly differences were observed in CT value in arterial and delayed phases between two groups (P<0.05).Conclusion MSCT may effectively evaluate the pathologic risk of primary SIST.There are significant differences of the enhanced findings between the low and high-risk groups,which can provide important apreoperative classification for the therapy.