1.Survey to the teaching of hospital management course
Liquan WANG ; Mingya HU ; Bei LI ; Aiqin YANG ; Youjia XU
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2011;10(7):854-857
To carry out the teaching of hospital management in-depth and improve teaching quality, the group of teaching hospital management in 2010, through questionnaires, discussion and other forms, found out and analyzed the teaching situation, including the nature of this course, start time and hours, teacher team, teaching content, teaching methods, evaluation form, and so on. The result was that most students thought it not necessary to open so many courses. Then the article put forward some suggestions and countermeasures to further improve the management course.
2.Optimization of radiotherapy target delineation after breast cancer surgery
Dongqin LI ; Mingya PENG ; Rong CAI ; Lijun HU ; Zhiqiang SUN ; Xinchu NI ; Jian WANG ; Bin NIE ; Yi LI ; Qinghong MENG ; Suping SUN ; Jingping YU
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2015;(6):623-626
Objective To optimize the method for radiotherapy target delineation after breast cancer surgery, and to observe its advantage in raising work efficiency. Methods Ten physicians in our department were selected, and 20 patients who received breast?conserving surgery were randomly selected. The 10 physicians delineated the targets for these patients with the method in the control group and the method in the study group, and the time required for each delineation was recorded. The method in the control group was commonly used in daily practice and the method in the study group was optimized. The independent?samples t test was applied to compare the differences between the two groups. Results With the optimized method, the average time of delineation in the study group was less than that in the control group ( 51 min vs. 65 min, P=0. 029) . The time curves for delineation in the control group were relatively flat;the time curves for delineation in the study group were high at first, then decreased gradually, and finally became flat. The time for each physician to finish delineation skillfully was relatively stable, while in the study group, the time started to decrease after delineation for the first few patients, with an apparent learning process. Conclusions The optimized method for target delineation in breast cancer is feasible, reliable, and easy to master, and can increase work efficiency, which is more obvious in physicians with rich experience in delineation.