1.Investigation and influencing factors analysis on the professional identity of nursing students
Yixiao WANG ; Tieying SHI ; Qigui LIU ; Chunli SONG
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2015;(30):2322-2326
Objective To investigate the status of professional identity of nursing undergraduates in different grades and to search for their different professional identity level, so as to establish a pertinent method on nursing education for promoting nursing undergraduates′professional identity. Methods By stratified sampling, a total of 286 nursing undergraduates from four grades in Dalian Medical University were surveyed by general information questionnaire and the Professional Identification Scale for Nurses. Results The average total scores of the professional identity of nursing undergraduates were (107.29±15.01) points. There was significant difference in the total score and the five dimensions of professional identity,F=5.625, 5.258, 7.459, 4.182, 6.891, 7.299, P<0.01. Professional identity score was on the rise along with the grade growth, but the score of grade two was significant lower than the other three grades, and the score showed an increase in grade three; grade, whether profession was consistent with their own interests or not, the reasons of choosing the profession were the important factors affecting professional identity of nursing undergraduates. Conclusions The professional identity score of nursing undergraduates is in medium level and remains to be improved. It is suggested that nursing educators should take corresponding measures according to different grades, own interest and physical and mental characteristics of the students, so as to improve their professional identity and lay the foundation for stability and sustainable development of the nursing team in the future.
2.Effect of the collaboration care model on posttraumatic growth and resilience in patients with breast cancer
Jing LU ; Tieying SHI ; Qigui LIU ; Anchun YIN ; Chunli SONG ; He LI ; Yanjiao LI
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2015;31(18):1353-1356
Objective To evaluate the effect of the collaboration care model on posttraumatic growth and resilience in patients with breast cancer.Methods 70 patients who were diagnosed with breast cancer in department of Breast Surgery of the First Affiliated Hospital of Dalian Medical University were assigned into two groups by random number table.32 patients who completed the research in the experimental group received collaboration care while 31 patients who completed the research in the control group received routine care both for there months.The patients were investigated with the Posttraumatic Growth Inventory (PTGI) and Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale (CD-RISC) before and after intervention.Results After the intervention,there were significant differences in scores of posttraumatic growth [(63.83±11.87) scores vs.(60.33±10.09) scores,t=2.384] and resilience [(66.52±15.23) scores vs.(61.33±10.09) scores,t=2.472] between the two groups (P<0.05).And also there were significant differences of posttraumatic growth scores before and after intervention in the experimental group [(56.24±10.01) scores vs.(63.83±11.87) scores,t=-3.988,P< 0.01] and the control group [(56.68±10.32) scores vs.(60.33±10.09) scores,t=-2.426,P<0.05].Differences of resilience also existed in the experimental group [(61.28±14.40) scores vs.(66.52±15.25) scores,t=-3.225,P<0.01] and the control group [(63.97±17.66) scores vs.(61.33±10.09) scores,t=-2.370,P<0.05].Conclusions Collaboration care model can significantly improve the level of patients' posttraumatic growth and resilience.
3.Comparison of Inhibition Effect of Compound Danshen Tablets on Platelet Activation and That of Danshen Tablets in Patients with Coronary Atherosclerosis
Xiaopeng JI ; Bin JIANG ; Lin PAN ; He HUANG ; Qigui SONG ; Zhongpei FENG
China Pharmacy 2005;0(19):-
OBJECTIVE:To compare the inhibition effect of Compound danshen tablets on platelet activation and that of Danshen tablets in patients with coronary atherosclerosis.METHODS:90 patients with coronary atherosclerosis were randomized into compound danshen tablet group,danshen tablet group and control group with treatment course of 2 months.30 cases were included into normal group.Radioimmunoassay and realtime RT-PCR were applied to detect mRNA expression of PTGIS,cAMP,TXA2 and PGI2 in plasma respectively and compared with control group.RESULTS:As compared with normal group,the mRNA expression of cAMP,PGI2,PTGIS were decreased markedly while expression of TXA2 was increased remarkably.In compound danshen tablets group and danshen tablets group the mRNA expression of cAMP,PGI2 and PTGIS were increased while the expression of TXA2 was decreased.The increase and decrease of mRNA expression in compound danshen tablets group was higher than that in danshen tablet group.CONCLUSION:Both of Compound danshen tablets and Danshen tablets could inhibit platelet activation and prevent acute coronary syndrome.The effect of Compound danshen tablets on inhibiting platelet activation is better than that of Danshen tablets.
4.Effect of Progressive Resistance Training on Upper Limb Function in Breast Cancer Patients
He LI ; Yixiao WANG ; Tieying SHI ; Qigui LIU ; Chunli SONG ; Kunyang LI
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2015;(11):1356-1359
Objective To explore the effect of postoperative progressive resistance training (PRT) on the upper limb function in breast cancer patients. Methods 66 breast cancer patients were randomly divided into intervention group (n=33) and control group (n=33). The intervention group accepted a 12-week PRT and the control group accepted the routine training since 4-6 weeks postoperative as they admitted to hospital for their first chemotherapy. All the patients received a same content of health education. Results The grip strength, range of motion of abduction and flexion of shoulder were more in the intervention group than in the control group after intervention (P<0.01). Conclusion PRT can effectively improve the function of upper limbs in breast cancer patients.
5.Campus bullying victimization and its influencing factors among middle school students in Dalian
Chinese Journal of School Health 2021;42(10):1512-1515
Objective:
To describe bullying victimization of middle school students in Dalian and associated factors, so as to provide scientific basis for campus bullying prevention.
Methods:
The stratified cluster sampling method was used to select 2 540 middle school students from urban and rural areas in Dalian, who were investigated with campus bullying victimization and related factors.
Results:
The reported rate of campus bullying victimization among middle school students in Dalian was 25.11%. The rates of physical violence (5.99%, 3.66%) and verbal violence(24.93%, 15.87%) of male students were higher than that of female students( χ 2=6.56, 27.94, P <0.05). The rates of verbal violence (22.84%, 16.25%) and emotional neglect(16.84%, 13.18%) of junior high school students were higher than those of high school students( χ 2=14.21, 5.44, P < 0.05 ). The rates of physical violence(6.07%, 3.55%), verbal violence(24.58%, 16.05%) and emotional neglect(18.88%, 12.06 %) of rural students were higher than those of urban students( χ 2=7.72, 24.81, 19.64, P <0.05). Male students, junior high school students and rural students suffered more severe campus bullying than female students, high school students and urban students( Z =3.46, 3.75, 5.89, P <0.01). The structural equation model showed that academic performance (path coefficient -0.003) and father s education (path coefficient -0.004 ) have a direct negative effect on campus bullying behavior, while mother s education (indirect action coefficient -0.000 8), height(indirect action coefficient -0.000 3), father s education (indirect action coefficient -0.000 3) and weight (indirect action coefficient 0.000 2) indirect effects on campus bullying through academic performance.
Conclusion
The prevalence of campus bullying victimization among middle school students in Dalian is relatively high, which worths further attention to. Rural students, junior high school students and boys are more likely to suffer campus bullying. Improving academic performance might be beneficial for campus bullying prevention.