Objective To build an efficient, scientific system for full-period personnel cultivation of new nurses in Chinese medicine hospitals. Methods This article used Fink curriculum model as the research method; used Broome′s classification theory of teaching goal as the theoretical guidance; used 'the training outline for new nurse (trying out)' issued by national health and family planning commission, the book 'the core competencies of nursing for traditional Chinese medicine', and cored competencies of nurses as the framework; used Delphi method and Analytic hierarchy process as research tools, so as to help the establishment of system for full-period personnel cultivation of new nurses in Chinese medicine hospitals. Results The preliminary exploration of system for full-period personnel cultivation of new nurses in Chinese medicine hospitals based on Fink curriculum, to make the system became more scientific, reasonable and comprehensive. Conclusions The system for full-period personnel cultivation of new nurses in Chinese medicine hospitals is feasible and creative, it can help to motivate the implementation of 'the training outline for new nurse (trying out)', to improve the quality of the nursing talents, to fasten the construction of nursing talents, to promote the development of nursing career.

Objective This research aims to provide a theoretical basis for the nursing care for adolescent malignant lymphoma patients by probing into their emotional experience.Methods In-depth interview of qualitative study is adopted in the interviews with 9 adolescent malignant lymphoma patients,while Colaizzi' s seven-step data analytical approach is utilized to analyze and sort the data before the main idea is concluded and refined.Results These adolescent malignant lymphoma patients,with complicated psychological changes and a suicidal tendency,find it hard to cope with stress.Conclusions Nursing care should be provided to such patients and there should be a respect for their rights to know their disease as well as a timely crisis intervention to those who have a suicidal tendency.Furthermore,due attention should be given to the mental states of the family members and the stability of the family of the patients.We also call for the love and more support for these patients from the government and caring people in society.

Objective: To explore the fear of evaluation in college student with social anxiety, in order to reveal the existence of implicit fear of evaluation and its relationships with explicit fear of evaluation. Methods: A total of 490 college students, selected from Fuzhou University by using convenience cluster sampling method, were surveyed with Interaction Anxiousness Scale (IAS). Finally, 65 valid subjects have completed the Implicit Association Test. Results: Social anxiety students explicit fear of evaluation was significantly higher than those of non social anxiety college students, including positive and negative ( t =7.03, 5.66 , P <0.01). There were significant differences between self positive evaluation of college students social anxiety (1 019.26±124.44 ms) and self neutral evaluation (909.78±175.20 ms)( t =5.67, P <0.05). In two groups of college students, there were significant differences between self negative evaluation[(1 142.54±157.06, 1 120.88± 216.33 )ms] and self neutral evaluation[(921.53±161.28, 783.72±140.74)ms]( t =9.17, 12.33, P <0.01). Implicit fear of evaluation were found to exist among students with social anxiety and without social anxiety. There was a low correlation between explicit and implicit fear of evaluation between social anxiety students and non social anxiety students( P >0.05); There was no significant gender difference between implicit and explicit fear of evaluation( P > 0.05 ). Conclusion Social anxiety college students have explicit and implicit fear of evaluation, with separate and independent effects.

Objective:To investigate the role of perceived social support and self-esteem between the passive social network site use and depression among college students.Methods:Totally 1 393 college students were investigated by social website use scale, perceived social support scale, self-esteem scale and center for epidemiologic studies depression scale. SPSS 20.0 and Amos 21.0 softwares were used for descriptive analysis, Pearson correlation analysis, mediating effect test and structural equation model construction.Results:The total scores of passive social network site use, perceived social support, self-esteem and depression were (13.96±3.47), (61.04±12.03), (27.28±4.35) and (31.18±8.74) respectively. The scores of passive social network site use group in perceived social support (60.03±12.25), self-esteem (27.03±4.34) and depression (31.53±9.06) were statistically different with those in the active social network site use group (perceived social support (63.61±11.03), self-esteem (27.91±4.31) and depression (30.31±7.82), t=-5.04, P<0.01, t=-3.39, P=0.001, t=2.35, P=0.019). After controlling gender variables, the use of passive social network sites was positively correlated with depression ( r=0.053, P<0.01), while negatively correlated with perceived social support and self-esteem ( r=-0.157, -0.088, P<0.01). Perceived social support was positively correlated with self-esteem ( r=0.45, P<0.01). Perceived social support and self-esteem played a partial mediating role between passive social network site use and depression. The mediating effect includes two paths: one was the separate mediating effect of social support, and the other was the chain mediating effect of perceived social support and self-esteem, which accounted for 27% and 25% of the total effect respectively. Conclusion:The use of passive social networking sites can indirectly affect depression through the perceived social support or the chain mediating of social support and self-esteem.

OBJECTIVETo document the investigation and control of an outbreak of gastroenteritis in City G, South China, and provide a reference for preventing future outbreaks.

METHODSAn ambispective cohort study was designed. Attack rate (AR) and relative risks (RR) were calculated to identify the causes of gastroenteritis. Investigations using questionnaires included personal interviews with patients and doctors, reviews of medical records, laboratory examinations of fecal specimens and continuous hygiene monitoring of water samples from the waterworks.

RESULTSOverall, 427/71534 (AR=5.97%) cases were identified between October 31 and November 12 2010. Geographic distribution was highly localized, with 80% of cases occurring in the areas supplied by waterworks-A. Consumption of water provided solely by waterworks-A was found to be associated with illness (RR=8.20, 95 CI%:6.12-10.99) compared with that from waterworks-B. Microbiological analyses confirmed the presence of Norovirus in six of eight fecal samples from symptomatic patients, two water samples from waterworks-A and two sewage samples. After taking effective measures, the hygienic indices of waterworks-A met health criteria again on November 9 and no cases were reported 3 days later.

CONCLUSIONThe outbreak reported here was caused by drinking tap water contaminated with sewage at the source. Early identification of possible contamination sources and awareness of changes that might negatively impact water quality are important preventive measures to protect public health.

Adolescent ; Adult ; Aged ; Child ; Child, Preschool ; Disease Outbreaks ; Female ; Gastroenteritis ; epidemiology ; etiology ; Humans ; Infant ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Water Pollution ; adverse effects ; Young Adult

Objective To discuss the effect of Quality Control Circle activity optimize Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) nursing program in improving the recovery of gastrointestinal function after cesarean section. Methods In the management of applying QCC method to optimize TCM nursing program to promote the recovery of gastrointestinal function after cesarean section. The study was conducted on patients with cesarean section of the department of obstetrics and gynecology of shenzhen hospital of Guangzhou university of traditional chinese medicine (Futian). 36 cases of the control group were patients before the optimization of TCM nursing program by QCC on February 13-26, 2017, and 36 cases of the intervention group were patients after that on July 2 to 15, 2017. Before and after the QCC program, the time of postoperative of cesarean section patients' first anus exhaust, anal exhaust rate in 18 hours and lactation time were compared. The postoperative of cesarean section patients′first anus exhaust time, 18 hours anal exhaust rate and lactation time were investigated , and essential factors and really causes of the anal exhaust rate in 18 hours were analyzed, and a corresponding countermeasures were made. Results After TCM nursing program, the postoperative of cesarean section patients′ first anus exhaust time and lactation time were significant reduced (P<0.05);anal exhaust ratein 18 hours wasrise from 22.2％(8/36) to 86.1％(31/36). The patients after cesarean sectionwhose anal exhaust rate in 18 hours was increased significantly. The target success rate was as high as 116％, and the recovery rate was as high as 287.8％. Conclusions QCC activity optimize TCM nursing program can improve the recovery of gastrointestinal function after cesarean section. It enriched the connotation of TCM nursing programs, promote the implementation and standardizes the operation process of it. It also improved the clinical efficacy of TCM nursing program, and indeed promoted the patients′ gastrointestinal function after cesarean section, so that it is worthy of clinical application.

{L-End}Objective To establish the construction of intelligent management system for equipment and supplies of medical rescue teams for provincial nuclear and radiation accidents, based on modern Internet+ Internet of Things. {L-End}Methods The current status and requirements of emergency equipment and supplies allocation and management of medical emergency teams for provincial nuclear and radiation accidents were analyzed. Utilizing technologies such as Internet of Things, low-power Bluetooth, and radio frequency identification, an intelligent management system for medical rescue teams, its equipment and supplies for provincial nuclear and radiation accidents was designed. {L-End}Results The intelligent management system for medical rescue teams, its equipment and supplies for nuclear and radiation accidents was able to perform the inventory warning, expiration date warning, maintenance alert, and warning for emergency personnel health status, based on dynamic management of rescue personnel, equipment and supplies. It provided an effective support for on-site commanders in making emergency decisions. {L-End}Conclusion The use of Internet+Internet of Things technology can achieve intelligent management for medical rescue teams and its equipment and supplies can effectively improve the level of personnel and equipment support for the rescue of nuclear and radiation accidents at the provincial level.