1.Investigation and Analysis on the Current Status of Library Construction in Occupational Disease Prevention and Control Institutions and the Occupational Health Information Service
Qiqing XU ; Xianzhong WEN ; Aihua ZHANG ; Xiaoyong LIU ; Shanyu ZHOU
Journal of Medical Informatics 2017;38(7):86-90
Following the requirements for libraries in the Implementing Rules for Evaluation Standards of Tertiary Hospitals in Guangdong Province and taking municipal or above occupational disease prevention and control institutions as objects,the paper analyzes the construction situations,current collections and operating modes of libraries and discusses the setting of the occupational health information service function from 6 aspects of information sources,service objects and function setting,book retrieval,inter-library loan,service feedback and occupational health information service for labor.
2.Organizing and financing urban employees' supplementary medical insurance
Wen CHEN ; Xiaohua YING ; Xianzhong LU ; Shanlian HU ; Long WU ; Guozhen SUN ; Liping JIANG ; Yanyang ZHOU ;
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 1998;0(11):-
Objective To explore appropriate organization and financing models of urban employees supplementary medical insurance under the conditions of the market economy. Methods Employee surveys on willingness to participate in, willingness to pay for, and actual enrolment in supplementary medical insurance were conducted in Shanghai, Wenzhou and Chengdu and nationally different operational models were compared so as to analyze prospectively coverage and operational models of feasible supplementary medical insurance options. Results Characteristics of the employees needs for various supplementary medical insurance options were garnered and appropriate coverage and operational models were put forward. Conclusion It is suggested that the role of the government in the development of supplementary medical insurance be clearly defined, the development of supplementary medical insurance be promoted through policy support and guidance, and the supervision of supplementary medical insurance be strengthened.
3.The risk factors of residual stones after single channel percutaneous nephrolithotomy
Bin WEN ; Xin GOU ; Deyun LIU ; Xianzhong LIU ; Jian ZHOU ; Shuyin ZHOU ; Mao ZHANG ; Qiang CHEN
Chongqing Medicine 2014;(31):4210-4212
Objective To investigate the risk factors and countermeasure of residual stones after single‐channel percutaneous nephrolithotomy for higher stone‐free rate and better operation result .Methods All patients who underwent single‐channel percu‐taneous nephrolithotomy in our hospital from June 2011 to December 2013 were retrospected and the cause of residual stones were analyzed .Results There were 42 patients who had residual stones after operation among total 262 patients undergone single‐chan‐nel PCNL .21 patients had residual stones because the stones they burdened were too complex .7 patients were concerned with com‐plications such as intraoperative hemorrhage .The stone fragments scattered into the calices in 7 patients with overlarge stone during fragmentation .The other causes concerned with stone residue included anatomic structural abnormalities of the kidneys(3 patients) , operation itself inherent limitations(3 patients) ,insufficient practice and experience in operation(1 patients) .Conclusion The main causes concerned with residual stones of single‐channel PCNL are complexity of urinary calculi ,bleeding ,scattering of stone frag‐ments and anatomic structural abnormalities of the kidney .
4. The analyze the epidemic trend and predict the incidence trend of occupational diseases in Guangdong province
Xudong LI ; Hongying QU ; Xianzhong WEN ; Cuiju WEN ; Shanyu ZHOU ; Hongwei YU
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2018;36(7):508-511
Objective:
This study was aimed to analyze the epidemic trend and predict the incidence trend of occupational diseases during 2006-2015 in Guangdong province, which may provide the theoretical foundation for occupational disease risk assessment and precise control and prevention.
Methods:
We analyzed the number of reported occupational disease cases, the constituent ratio, the average age and working-age of patients. We also performed the linear-by-linear association test of new incidence, median age and median working-age by curve-fitting method, of which the diagnostic year was set as the independent variable. Meanwhile, we designed an ARIMA model to predict the variation tendency of occupational diseases in 2017-2020.
Results:
(1) During 2006-2015, the total reported cases of occupational disease is 5289, including 2101 cases of occupational pneumoconiosis (39.7%) , 1363 cases of occupational poisoning (25.8%) , and 864 cases of occupational otolaryngological and stomatological disease (16.3%) . (2) The number of occupational diseases and pneumoconiosis have a straight upward trend (
5.Spatial analysis of the incidence of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province
Qiang TAN ; Chunhui GU ; Mao WANG ; Aili JIANG ; Rongzong LI ; Yao GUO ; Xudong LI ; Songgen CHEN ; Xianzhong WEN
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2019;31(2):119-123
Objective :
To explore the spatial distribution of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province and to provide evidence for the policy development of occupational disease prevention and control.
Methods :
A database of occupational disease incidence from 2009 to 2016 in Guangdong Province was built. The distribution of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province was displayed based on the geographic information system(GIS), then spatial autocorrelation analysis and trend-surface analysis were carried out to explore the clustering areas and spatial epidemic characteristics of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province.
Results :
The number of cases with occupational diseases was 5 231 and was increasing year by year from 2009 to 2016 in Guangdong Province. The high-incidence areas were located in Guangzhou,Shenzhen,Foshan and Dongguan. Through global spatial autocorrelation analysis,it was found that there were spatial clustering of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province in each year(P<0.05),and the cumulative incidence was also clustered(Moran's I=0.492,P<0.05). The number of cases in Guangzhou,Shenzhen,Foshan and Dongguan had local spatial autocorrelation,and the local Moran's I values were 10.329,8.614,3.725 and 9.811,respectively(P<0.05). The results of trend surface analysis showed that the overall incidence of occupational disease had a slight increase from west to east,and the Pearl River Delta region was a high-incidence area.
Conclusion
The incidence of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province had an obvious spatial clustering,the Pearl River Delta region was a high-incidence area.
6.Epidemiological characteristics and risk assessment of occupational diseases caused by physical factors in Guangdong Province, 2013-2022
Shanyu ZHOU ; Xianzhong WEN ; Yongshun HUANG ; Su WANG ; Lang HUANG ; Maoshen YAN ; Xudong LI
China Occupational Medicine 2023;50(3):279-284
Objective To analyze the epidemiological characteristics of occupational diseases caused by physical factors in Guangdong Province from 2013 to 2022, and to evaluate the key risk points of its incidence. Methods The data of newly diagnosed and suspected occupational diseases caused by physical factors in Guangdong Province from 2013 to 2022 were collected from the Occupational Diseases and Hazards Monitoring Information System under China Disease Prevention and Control Information System, and were analyzed retrospectively. The key risk points of occupational diseases caused by physical factors were evaluated. Results A total of 661 cases of occupational diseases caused by physical factors were reported in Guangdong Province from 2013 to 2022, showing an overall increasing trend, with an average annual growth rate of 29.6%. The major occupational diseases caused by physical factors were occupational hand-arm vibration disease and occupational heat stroke, accounting for 59.5% and 39.6%, respectively. The nine prefecture-level cities of Pearl River Delta region accounted for 98.5% of the new cases. The cases were distributed mainly in the manufacturing industry (77.0% of the cases). A total of 294 enterprises were involved in the analysis of newly diagnosed occupational diseases caused by physical factors. Occupational hand-arm vibration cases appeared to be significantly aggregated in specific enterprises, and other disease cases were mostly sporadic. The types of enterprise registration were mainly Hong Kong-, Macao-, and Taiwan-invested enterprises and domestic-funded enterprises, accounting for 53.1% and 41.4%, respectively. In terms of enterprise size, large-scale and small-scale enterprises accounted for 56.5% and 21.4% of cases, respectively. A total of 27.4% of workers with occupational diseases caused by physical factors were identified as suspected occupational diseases before be diagnosed as occupational diseases, all of which were hand vibration disease and heat stroke In the future, attention should be paid to the risks of mass events of occupational hand-arm vibration disease, outbreaks of occupational heat stroke, and missed diagnosis of suspected occupational hand-arm vibration disease. Conclusion Among all occupational diseases caused by physical factors in Guangdong Province, attention should be paid on occupational hand-arm vibration disease and occupational heat stroke. Occupational hand-arm vibration disease has a high risk of group morbidity. Construction workers and sanitation workers have a high potential risk of occupational heat stroke.
7.Evaluation on the timeliness of occupational disease online reporting and review in Guangdong Province, 2014-2022
Shanyu ZHOU ; Yongshun HUANG ; Su WANG ; Lang HUANG ; Xianzhong WEN ; Min LIU
China Occupational Medicine 2023;50(4):415-419
Objective To analyze the timeline of occupational disease online reporting and reviewing in Guangdong Province from 2014 to 2022. Methods Data and review information from the Occupational Diseases and Hazards Monitoring Information System under China Disease Prevention and Control Information System were collected to analyze the reporting timeline, review status, and timeline of review of "Occupational Disease Report Cards" for the years 2014 to 2022 in enterprises located in Guangdong Province. Results A total of 9 929 occupational disease report cards were recorded in Guangdong Province from 2014 to 2022, and the timely reporting rate of occupational diseases was 84.10%, with an overall upward trend. There was a statistically significant difference in the reporting time among different years (P<0.05), and the reporting time showed a downward trend. In 2022, the timely reporting rate of all cities reached over 80.00%. The final review rate of occupational disease report cards was 85.02%, and the review rate and timely review rate at the county level showed an increasing trend. The occupational disease report card audit timeliness rate from high to low was provincial, district county and city level (61.26% vs 43.87% vs 36.72%, all P<0.05). Conclusion The timeline of occupational disease reporting in Guangdong Province is relatively high, and the review at all levels is generally good. However, further improvement is needed for timely review at the municipal and county levels.
8.Analysis of the epidemic status and key risk factors of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province during the “13th Five-Year Plan” period
Shanyu ZHOU ; Ruiyan HUANG ; Xianzhong WEN ; Xudong LI ; Shu WANG ; Yongshun HUANG ; Shijie HU
China Occupational Medicine 2024;51(5):517-522
Objective To analyze the epidemic status of newly diagnosed occupational diseases in Guangdong Province during the “13th Five-Year Plan” period, and scientifically evaluate the critical risk factors for occupational disease prevention and control. Methods The data of newly diagnosed occupational diseases reported by internet in Guangdong Province from 2016 to 2020 was collected from Report Card of Occupational Diseases using Occupational Diseases and Health Hazard Factors Monitoring Information System under China Disease Prevention and Control Information System. Data was used to determine the epidemic status and identify key risk factors. Results A total of 4 846 cases of occupational diseases were reported in Guangdong Province during the “13th Five-Year Plan”period, with an increase rate of 39.13% compared with the “12th Five-Year Plan” period (3 483 cases). The annual distribution of newly diagnosed occupational disease cases showed a trend of increasing and then declining. The top five percentage on types of occupational diseases were occupational noise-induced deafness, occupational silicosis, occupational chronic benzene poisoning, other occupational pneumoconiosis and occupational hand-arm vibration disease, accounting for 45.23%, 16.28%, 11.52%, 7.92% and 4.60%, respectively. Cases from the Pearl River Delta region accounted for 92.76%, while five non-Delta cities had “zero reported cases”. Regarding industry sector, cases were primarily concentrated in manufacturing, construction, and mining, accounting for 84.21%, 5.49% and 3.59%, respectively. Regarding industry categories, cases were concentrated in metal products, non-metallic mineral products, manufacturing of cultur, education, art, sports and entertainment goods, manufacturing of computer, communication and other electric devices, and manufacturing of specialized equipment, accounting for 11.70%, 10.17%, 8.60%, 7.82%, and 4.81%, respectively. A total of 196 enterprises (accounting for 7.39%) reported an average of three or more new cases per year, while 19 enterprises (accounting for 0.72%) reported an average of ten or more cases per year. Conclusion The epidemic status of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province showed a “triple concentration” characteristic in disease types, regions, and industries during the “13th Five-Year Plan” period. Particular attention should be paid to epidemic status of occupational noise-induced deafness, occupational silicosis, occupational chronic benzene poisoning, other occupational pneumoconiosis, and occupational hand-arm vibration disease, and also pay special attention to the prevention and control of occupational diseases in the Pearl River Delta region, cities with “zero reported cases”, manufacturing industry and occupational disease-prone enterprises.
9.Clinical application of digital subtraction angiography in treatment of iatrogenic vascular injury caused by central venous catheterization
Zhenzhen CHEN ; Xue CHEN ; Xuegang WEN ; Anming CUI ; Xianzhong WANG ; Hongbin ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Digestive Surgery 2024;23(9):1227-1230
Central venous catheterization plays an important role in the rescue of critically patients. Commonly used central veins in clinical practice include subclavian vein, internal jugular vein, and femoral vein. Serious complications after catheterization can endanger patients′ lives in severe cases. It is necessary to improve the understanding and treatment of serious complications of central vein catheterization in clinical work. A case of iliac vein dissection caused by right femoral vein catheterization was summarized in this article, and the catheter was successfully removed under digital subtraction angiography direct vision after the distal end of the catheter penetrated the vascular wall and reached the peritonea, which provided reference for the treatment of iatrogenic injury caused by central vein catheterization.
10.Teaching effectiveness evaluation on classroom-site segmented discussions of a patient case in inter-nal environment system
Zizhi TU ; Zihui XIAO ; Zhibin WEN ; Bimei JIANG ; Ying LIU ; Huali ZHANG ; Xianzhong XIAO
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2017;16(11):1108-1111
Objective To provide reliable reference for improving teaching methods of case discus-sion, the teaching effectiveness evaluation on classroom-site segmented discussions of a patient case was completed in internal environment system. Methods The questionnaire survey was conducted among 250 clinic students of 8-year program and of 5-year program to investigate the teaching effectiveness following implementation of the teaching plan called"classroom-site segmented study of patient case debate competi-tion seminars". The contents of questionnaire survey included: the students' view on characteristics and advantages of this teaching plan and the reasons for favoring and supporting the plan. Investigation was conducted using an anonymous questionnaire. A total of 250 questionnaires were distributed and 247 valid questionnaires retrieved. Data collection and analysis were performed by using Excel and SPSS 17.0 statistical software, percentage of each observing parameter was calculated. Results ①The students' view on ad-vantages of the plan included following: reducing students' study burden by 78.5% (194/247), increasing the students' engagement in class activities by 85.4%(211/247), improving teaching quality in class discus-sion by 80.5% (198/246), enhancing team spirit among students by 78.5% (194/246), expanding students' thinking and exploring space by 84.5% (207/245), and similarity of this teaching plan to clinical diagnosis and treatment process reached to 84.0%(197/235). ②The students' reasons for favoring and supporting this plan included: reducing students' study burden by 83.4% (206/247), improving teaching quality in class discussion by 72.4%(179/247), and training students' ability to search clinical information by 82.4% (203/247). Conclusion Implementation of the teaching plan, "classroom-site segmented study of patient case debate competition seminars", in internal environment system has reduced students' study burden, improved teaching quality, and effectively trained students' clinic thinking, which is widely welcomed by students, therefore providing a positive valuable reference to other discussion class.