1.Structural Equation Modeling for Analyzing the Influential Factors of Mental Health in Medical Students
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 1993;0(01):-
Objective: To deeply investigate the influential factors of mental health in medical students by structural equation modeling.Methods: 480 medical students were tested with SCL-90,adolescent self-rating life events check list and simplified coping style questionnaire,then theoretical model were established and confirmed for the relationships of life events,satisfaction degree with their profession,coping styles and mental health.Results: Study stress,human relations,satisfaction degree towards their profession and coping styles closely correlated with mental health status,and the structural equation modeling fitted the data very well,GFI and AGFI were both larger than 0.90.Conclusion: Use of structural equation modeling has more advantages than the traditional statistical methods,but it should combine with professional knowledge when it is used.
2.Problems and strategies of health record management for rural residents living at Chongyi county
Xianhong HUANG ; Bin GAO ; Haiyan MA
Chinese Journal of Health Management 2012;06(3):182-185
ObjectiveTo explore the key problems facing health record management and put forward effective strategies.Methods Questionnaires survey was performed among county medical staff,country doctors and rural residents who had medical records.Fishbone diagram was used to justify the results.Results At Chongyi count,rural residents got 20-Yuan subsidy per person for medical examine,although the establishment of a health file cost at least 55.5 Yuan,including 42.7 Yuan for medical examination.Only 60 of 108 villages were equipped with computers.Medical staff account for 1.49/1000.The awareness and use of health records were insufficient.ConclusionOur data suggest that it should be necessary to increase financial investment,enhance knowledge on health records,put electronic information system into practice,and strengthen personnel training in the future.
3.Experimental study on the effects of dehydroepiandrosterone on osteoarthritis in rats
Yixing HUANG ; Liaobin CHEN ; Hui WANG ; Xianhong YI ; Peng WANG
Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2004;0(10):-
AIM: To investigate the effects of dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) on experimental osteoarthritis in rats. METHODS: Forty rats were randomly divided into four groups. Group A is normal control group. Osteoarthritic models of rats were established by intraarticular injections of papain into the right knee joints of groups B, C and D. Then the right knee joints of rats in groups C and D, respectively, received 150 ?l intraarticular injections of DHEA at a concentration of 50 ?mol?L~(-1) and 100 ?mol?L~(-1), and the right knee joints of rats in groups A and B both received 150 ?l physiological saline, twice weekly for five weeks. Six weeks later, all rats were sacrificed, and the articular cartilage was assessed by gross morphologic, histologic, biochemical and immunohistochemical methods. RESULTS: The cartilage damage in groups C and D was much less than that in group B through observation under a surgical microscope. The Mankin's score, nitric oxide (NO) in the douche of articular cavity, malondialdehyde (MDA) in synovium, the expression of matrix metalloproteinase-1 and 9 in articular cartilage in groups C and D decreased in comparison with group B, and the foregoing indexes in group D decreased significantly compared with group C. However, the activities of superoxide dismutase (SOD) in the douche of articular cavity and blood serum in groups C and D increased in comparison with group B, and the foregoing indexes in group D increased significantly compared with group C. CONCLUSIONS:DHEA shows a cartilage-protecting effect which is in a dosage-dependent manner. The mechanism probably is to inhibit the expression of matrix metalloproteinases and to decrease the release of (NO and enhance the antioxidation.
4.The equality of financing and compensation of New Rural Cooperative Medical Scheme:An empirical analysis in an eastern province in China
Xiaohe WANG ; Yu QIAN ; Xianhong HUANG ; Meng ZHANG ; Liang ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2014;(6):28-34
Objective:To analyse the degree of equality of New Rural Cooperative Medical Scheme (NRCMS) in different economic regions. We provide a reference for equal development of the NRCMS and the reform of the political system and mechanism under the provincial-controlled county fiscal system. Methods:A typical province was chosen with provincial-controlled county fiscal system was fully implemented several years. We collected data on coverage, financing and compensation for the NRCMS from 2005 to 2011. We used the variable coefficient, uniformity coefficient, Theil Index for comprehensive evaluation. Results:Per capita financing has not reached the bottom line. From 2005 to 2011, inter-re-gional and intra-regional variation coefficient, Theil index of service coverage, financing level and hospital actual compen-sation has declined year by year. The degree of inequality in economically developed regions was greater than in less eco-nomically developed regions and economic medium region. Conclusion:The degree of equalization of the NRCMS in the province continuously improved. Innovation of provincial-controlled county fiscal system and mechanism provides a favora-ble environment and forming conditions for equalizing the development of the NRCMS. The paper suggested exploring and building fiscal classification step transfer payment institution and dynamic prediction model of the NRCMS, further optimi-zing financing mechanism, promoting the provincial management system of the NRCMS as soon as possible in order to pro-mote the equalization development.
5.Health education connection path and strategy research among primary, middle School, and college Students
Xiaohe WANG ; Yu QIAN ; Xianhong HUANG ; Meng ZHANG ; Sheng WANG
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2014;(12):62-69
Objective:To find out the key demand and connection point of health quality education for students of different stages by analysis of their health quality characteristics and the main contribution path, and then explore strategies to improve health quality. Methods:The stratified random cluster sampling method was carried out to select the sample population in Hangzhou. The variance analysis, curve fitting and multivariate linear regression analysis were used to analyze health quality characteristics and the main contribution path. Results:The health quality of pri-mary school students was best;the difference in quality between college students and junior high school students was not statistically significant ( P>0. 05 );and high school students had the worst health quality. The high school stage is the weakest link of health quality education. The order of the health education path and the means for improving the health quality of college, high school, and primary school students differ. With the improvement of students’ lev-el, the students that require physical quality promotion gradually decreases; the moral quality demand remains sta-ble;and the psychological quality and social adaptation ability present the tendency of a gradual increase. Conclu-sion:Student health quality shows a tendency to decreases with the rise of learning phase. The education departments should foster health consciousness and habits for students, form a healthy lifestyle behavior and ways of thinking for high school students, shape healthy personalities to improve health literacy and social adaptation abilities for college student, which is the key strategy for promoting the health quality of all-round development of the students and a-chieve the primary education goal of “health education”.
6.The interaction model of social capital , health, occupation burnout, turnover intention and the related influence factors on nurses
Xiaolei WANG ; Tingzhong YANG ; Xianhong HUANG ; Lu LI
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2011;27(8):596-599
Objective To explore the interaction model of social capital, mental health,occupational burnout, turnover intention and the related influence factors on nurses. Methods By random cluster sampling, investigated 723 nurses with Nurses' Turnover Intention Inventory, the Maslach Burnout Inventory, Social Capital Questionnaire and Chinese Health Questionnaire, then explored the interaction model by path analysis. Results Nurses' position can influence their social capital(the path coefficient was 0. 124), social capital and occupational turnout can influence nurses' mental health(the path coefficient were -0. 231,0. 151), the mental health and occupational turnout both can influence nurses' turnover intention directly(the path coefficient were 0. 088,0. 151 ), the model is acceptable(CMIN/DF 1. 645, GFI 0. 984, AGFI 0. 966, IFI 0. 941, CFI 0. 937, RMSEA 0. 037).Conclusion Social capital can provide a new perspective for nurses' management, developing the social capital resources can relieve nurses' mental problems effectively; relieving the turnout and mental problem can decrease nurses' turnover intention finally.
7.Survey on cognitive attitude and participation willingness of public hospitals social evaluation based on stakeholders theory
Meng ZHANG ; Yu QIAN ; Xiaohe WANG ; Chengjian CAO ; Yijun LIN ; Kechun WANG ; Xianhong HUANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2016;32(10):748-751
Objective To survey the cognitive attitude and participation intention for stakeholders of public hospitals,in order to provide basis for public hospitals social evaluation.Methods 621 stakeholders of public hospitals were subject to the questionnaire survey.Results 76.7%(475/619) stakeholders held it as necessary to independently launch the public hospitals social evaluation,and held that the evaluation subjects selection should be professional(83.8%),independent(67.7%),authoritative (55.6%),and proactive(46.1%).The survey also recommended that social evaluation of public hospitals should have such indexes as government investment (80.2%),social supervision (76.0%),and information disclosure system(7 1.1%).The overall willingness rate of stakeholders to participate in the public hospital social evaluation was 7 1.6%.Conclusions Development of the social evaluation index system of public hospitals and diversified evaluation subj ects are key to developing the theory and practice system of public hospitals social evaluation.
8.Correlation of LIPC C480T (rs1800588) polymorphism with lipid metabolism in Han Chinese population
Xiaohua TAN ; Chunhong DI ; Baodong WANG ; Qiang MENG ; Xianhong HUANG ; Man LAN ; Lei YANG
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2012;35(10):905-911
Objective To investigate the association of the LIPC-C480T (rs1800588) and lipid levels and dyslipidemia in different age-and-sex groups in Han Chinese population.Methods The serum TC,TG,LDL-C and HDL-C were detected by automatic biochemical analyzer in 2420 health adults (1527 men and 893 women).The genotypes of rs1800588 were detected by M ALDI-TOF MS.According to the age difference (≤44,45-59 and ≥60-year-old),the total samples were divided to young (241 men and 201 women),middle-aged (652 men and 360 women) and older (634 men and 332 women) groups.The effects of genotypes on 4 serum lipid indicators in each age-and-gender group were analyzed by one way analysis of variance (ANOVA),and the odd risk of genotypes on dyslipidemia was estimated by binary Logistic regression analysis.The P value less than 0.05 was considered statistically significant.Results The frequence of allele T for LIPC rs1800588 in this population is 39.4%.In each age group the lipid parameters are quite different between males and females.Compared with those with CC genotype,middle-aged and elder men with CT or TT genotype have higher TC and HDL-C levels,and elder men with TT genotype also have higher TC level ; young women bearing CT genotype have higher TC level,and the CT and TT genotypes have higher HDL-C levels,middle aged women with CT or TT genotype have higher TC and TG levels,and CT genotype also have higher HDL-C level,the elder women with TT genotype have higher HDL-C level.Compared with those CC genotype individuals,the risk for mixed hyperlipidemia and hypercholesterolemia increases 2.318 folds (P =0.004) and 2.571 folds (P < 0.001) respectively,while the risk for low HDL-C decreases 1.908 folds (P =0.029) for TT genotypes individuals among elder males; the hypercholesterolemia risk increasc 1.688 (P =0.036) and 2.099 times (P =0.040) in CT and TT genotypes respectively,and the risks for hypertriglyceridemia and mixed hyperlipidemia are 2.060 (P =0.038) and 2.381 (P =0.019) times higher than those with CC genotype among middle-aged females.Conclusions The LIPC rs1800588 site associates with the lipid levels and dyslipidmia risk in Han Chinese in an age-and-sex model.This SNP site has higher impact on lipid levels and dyslipidemia among elder males and middle-aged females,and the T allele is the risk factor.
9.Developing the social evaluation strategy and the study framework for public hospitals as seen from the social governance perspective
Xiaohe WANG ; Xianhong HUANG ; Rui LI ; Hong ZHAO ; Jianmin GAO ; Qing GUO ; Liang ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2011;27(4):241-245
Social governance is a novel form of public administration made based on the analysis and judgment for the power pattern in the course of social administration, a model advocated in the premise of a clearly positioned relationship among the government, marketplace, society and citizens.Social evaluation is an effective carrier and means leveraging the social governance theory, which has found extensive and outstanding use in such issues as expression of public interests and responsibilities,and in tackling sharp social problems. The authors called into play the scenario analysis based on public hospital management reforms with the social governance theory. In addition, they explored social governance at home and abroad as well as the theories, meaning and progress of social evaluation, and analyzed the pathways and probes in social evaluation and governance in the fields in question. On such basis, the paper proposed to explore and develop the social evaluation strategies and study framework for public hospitals in terms of healthcare management, aiming at building the social governance system and policies for public hospitals.
10.Effect of dronedarone on HCN channel mRNA and protein expression in neonatal rat ventricular myocytes
Linlin CHEN ; Xinrong FAN ; Tao LI ; Guang LI ; Miaoling LI ; Xianhong OU ; Huan LAN ; Mengying HUANG ; Xiaorong ZENG
Chongqing Medicine 2017;46(9):1153-1155
Objective To explore the effect of dronedaronel on hyperpolarization-activated cyclic-nucleotide-gated(HCN) channel expression by detecting the change of HCN channel mRNA and protein level before and after giving dronedarone in neonatal rat ventricular myocytes.Methods Neonatal rat ventricular myocytes were separated and digested by type Ⅱ collagenase,and then single ventricular myocytes were collected through differential sticking wall separation method.According to the concentrations (0.1,0.5,1.0,5.0,10.0,20.0 μmol/L of dronedaronel for treating myocytes for 48 h) and time(10 μmol/L of dronedaronel for treating myocytes for 1,6,12,24,48 h)the gradient grouping was conducted.The levels of HCN2 and HCN4 channel mRNA and protein level were determined by real-time PCR and Western blot.Results The HCN2 mRNA and HCN4 mRNA expression levels in concentration gradient group and time gradient group were lower than those in the control group(P<0.05);compared with the control group,the protein level in the 10 umol/L dronedaronel treatment for 12 h group was significantly down-regulated(P< 0.01).Conclusion Dronedaronel could inhibit the expression of HCN2/HCN4 channel mRNA and protein,moreover its action shows the concentration dependency and reaches the maximum at 12 h after medication.