1.Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors:comparison of the atypical imaging findings and the pathology
Yuting ZHANG ; Junlin ZHOU ; Yinping HAN ; Xueling ZHANG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2016;32(5):729-732,741
Objective To investigate the atypical CT ,MRI findings of pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (PanNETs) ,in order to improve diagnosis .Methods The clinical ,imaging and pathological data of 6 patients with PanNETs confirmed by pathology were analyzed retrospectively .Results In all 6 cases ,2 lesions were located in the pancreatic head ,3 lesions in the pancreatic body ,and 1 lesion in the pancreatic tail .There were 2 functional PanNETs with an average size of 2 .1 cm × 2 .6 cm ,which showed homogeneous density or signal .There were 4 nonfunctional PanNETs with an average size of 2 .7 cm × 4 .3 cm ,one of which had calcification ,and two of which had obviously cystic change ,including intracapsular bleeding in one case .Contrast‐enhanced examinations showed that all 6 lesions had mild or moderate enhancement .Three lesions were manifested as relatively intense enhancement in the arterial and portal venous phase ,but decreased enhancement in the delayed phase ,including annular envelope enhancement in one case .Two le‐sions were manifested as progressive enhancement .The last case was manifested as inwardly filled enhancement .Three lesions had unclear boundaries ,while one lesion had splenic vein invasion .Two cases accompanied with mild expansion of the common bile duct or pancreatic duct .Conclusion PanNETs can be ma+nifested as atypical findings such as obviously cystic changes ,and(or) mild to moderate enhancement .It is suggested that the atypical imaging findings of PanNETs should be recognized well to improve the diag‐nostic accuracy .
2.Analysis of citations of literatures of nursing staff from quotations of five nursing periodicals from year 2010 to 2012
Jinlian CHENG ; Yinping CHU ; Shifan HAN ; Xiujuan YE
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2016;29(2):139-143
Objective To investigate the habits that literatures using by nursing staffs during 2010 to 2012 in China.Methods The publication from Chinese Journal of Nursing, Nursing Research, Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing, Journal of Nurses Training and Journal of Nursing Science from year of 2010 to 2012 were statistically analyzed using literature metrology method.The statistics results were compared with data from 2007 to 2009.Results In past 3 years, the quantity,quantity of papers with citations, average number of citations, citations of theses with citations published in-mentioned above five periodicals increased year by year.In 2010 to 2012, the average number of citations and citations rate of papers also improved compared with 2007 to 2009.The type citation is mainly from Journals,and the language was mainly in Chinese.Conclusions In the past 3 years, the nursing staff's literature utilization was improved.However, in the situation of using references with foreign language, nursing staff was poor comparing with medical personnel.On the scientific research ability of nursing personnel training should be strengthened,and the application of new technology and new theory in domestic and international should be strengthened as well..
3.The status of patentable invention by nursing professionals in recent years
Jinlian CHENG ; Yinping CHU ; Shifan HAN ; Li WANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2015;28(5):401-404
Objective To understand the current status of nursing patentable invention.Methods The patent literature published in nursing journals from 2010 to 2013 were analyzed to obtain related information.Results The results show an increasing trend in the number of patents of patient care;patent inventor distributed in 25 provinces and municipalities, mainly level 3 hospitals (89.86%), nurses with undergraduate degree (76.76%) and senior nurses (50.28%).The patents focused on the life care appliances (such as improved disease clothing, toilet equipments, the cleaning utensils, cutlery improvement, etc.), infusion, injection therapy appliance (such as infusion sets, syringes, dosing auxiliary device, infusion fixtures, etc.), airway care paraphernalia, washing, and drainage equipments, etc.Of all the nursing patents, utility model patents accounted for majority, and only 3 of them were invention patents.Conclusions The trend of nursing patentable invention show good momentum, but the quality needs to be improved.The innovation training for nurses is necessary;and it is also important to increase support to establish an innovation environment.
4.Research on motives and influence factors of scientific research of nursing staff
Jinlian CHENG ; Yinping CHU ; Shifan HAN ; Hongrui SHI ; Xiujuan DONG
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2012;(6):366-371
Objective To analyse the research motives and its influencing factors of nursing staff.Methods 1000 authors who wrote for “Nursing Research” were chosen with a random code sampling method and were surveyed with a questionnaire,which inquired about their research motivation and self-rated research ability scale.Results Nursing research motives include to summarise clinical experience66.2% (524/793),to get promotion 55.4% (420/793),to contribute to nursing profession 37.2% (295/793),to report research achievements 35.6% (282/793),and to meet the requirements of the institution17.5% (139/793).Research motives were statistically different in terms of age,work expirence,educational background,professional title,attitude,research training,research ability,and work institution (P =0.013,0.037,0.048,0.002,0.024,0.008,0.005,0.009,0.004,P<0.05).Conclusions To stimulate the enthusiasm for research in nursing staff,administrators need to pay great attention to higher education for nurses,enhance their research training,provide research platform,and to improve the incentive system.
5.Analysis of inflnencing factors for research papers publication by 750 nursing staff
Jinlian CHENG ; Yinping CHU ; Shifan HAN ; Hongrui SHI ; Xiujuan DONG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2012;28(7):528-532
Objective To learn the publications and influencing factors of scientific papers from nursing staff in China.Methods 750 authors were chosen in a stratified random sampling for survey,and the questionnaires included a survey form on nursing research papers publications and one research ability self-rating scalce Results The nursing staff surveyed published 1-70 papers per person,averaging 8.83papers per person; on average 0.45 papers were published per person per year.Main factors for research outputs range from high to low as follows:age,academic titles,research ability,education background and research training,with the Beta values of 0.255,0.234,0.142,0.093,and 0.087 respectively.Conclusion Nursing administrators need to develop respective objectives for nursing staff of different age,academic titles,education background and research ability,and set up an effective incentive mechanism to ignite the enthusiasm of scientific research.
6.Analysis of the influence factors on research capacity of nursing staff
Jinlian CHENG ; Yinping CHU ; Shifan HAN ; Yangping CHAI ; Yinhe PAN
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2010;26(12):934-939
Objective To identify main factors affecting the research capacity of nursing staff for efficient elevation of such a capacity. Methods 1000 persons were chosen in a random coded sampling for completion of questionnaires, including a general information questionnaire, research capacity self-assessment questionnaire, nursing professional value scale and work satisfaction scale for nursing staff. Results Main factors for the research capacity range from high to low the following: education, work satisfaction, training involvement, cognitive value, and nature of their employer. Beta values of such factors are found to be 0. 323, 0. 234, 0. 182,0. 064, and 0. 062 respectively. Conclusion Administrators of nursing staff need to focus on the development of the work values and satisfaction of nursing staff, on top of developing their research methodology and knowledge. This approach may encourage them to proactively involve in research activities.
8.Some suggestions on standardized training of resident doctors in a primary hospital
Zhiling ZHAO ; Jihong CHEN ; Xu HAN ; Gaiqi YAO ; Yinping LI
Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine in Intensive and Critical Care 2018;25(3):305-307
Objective To explore the issues related to the standardized training of resident doctors at the primary hospital and provide basis for the standardization of doctors' training. Methods Questionnaires were used to investigate the resident titles, ages, and education background in the Huanxian People's Hospital. The self-assessment of the competency of resident doctors and professional contents necessary for their improvement were analyzed to identify the medical topics should be recommended to improve their clinical knowledge and techniques. Results Forty-six of 52 registered residents in the Huanxian People's Hospital participated in the survey with a participation rate of 88.5%. In this hospital, mainly the title of physicians was resident, accounting for 43.3% (52/120), the ages were chiefly in the range of 31 - 35 years, and their education levels were college degree 42.3% (22/52) and bachelor degree 48.1% (25/52). 76.1% (35/46) of the residents found they had difficulties in working and not competent enough on the present post, and 71.7% (33/46) of residents considered that they were in urgent need to strengthen their trainings of clinical thinking and clinical skills. Conclusions Strengthening the residents' self academic qualifications, improving the hospital teaching system, enhancing the teaching management, and focusing on clinical thinking and clinical skills training are the main issues in the current standardized training in primary hospitals. By accelerating the standardized training of residents, they may have the chance to transform to be the middle-level physicians and improve the unreasonable structure of doctor title distribution that will play the key role in the development of primary hospitals.
9.Analysis of clinical nursing zero cited funded papers published in 12 core nursing journals from 2012 to 2014
Jinlian CHENG ; Yinping CHU ; Shifan HAN ; Qiong CHEN ; Lijuan DONG
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2018;31(2):141-146
Objective To explore the zero cited fund papers in clinical nursing in China,in order to provide evidence for improving the academic quality and cite rate of nursing papers.Methods Bibliometric statistical analysis was used to summarize zero cited papers published in 12 nursing core journals from 2012 to 2014.Indicators collected including the distribution of time,journals,funding number,funding sources,research methods,research design type,statistics method,number of cooperative people,nature of the authors' organizations,as well as the conditions of cited papers and the distribution of themes.Results The overall zero cited rate of clinical nursing zero cited fund papers was 74.64%.Affiliated hospital of colleges account for a large proportion of 42.53%,and the zero cited rate in the national disease research center and the affiliated hospital of army colleges was the highest (100.00% and 80.52%).The oncology nursing,disease and symptoms care proportion was 13.94% and 23.10%.The output of TCM care and rehabilitation care fund paper accounted only 3 and 8 respectively,and none was cited.The zero cited rates of social support,care coordination,treatment and care attitude and evidence-based research were 96.3%,94.12%,91.67%,90.32%.Strengthened their awareness of research applications,managers focused on research papers in the number of outputs at the same time and paid attention to the paper quality,and promoted scientific research into nursing,and promoted the development of nursing discipline.Conclusions The current paper-citing situation in clinical nursing was not optimistic,nursing research personnel should correct the attitude of scientific research,strengthen their own sense of scientific achievement applications.The management personnel should pay more attention to the paper quality,and promote nursing research outcome transformation,promote the development of nursing discipline.
10.Follow-up of radiosensitive tissues in children with congenital heart disease treated by interventional operation
Ping WANG ; Yinping SU ; Yu GAO ; Lin HAN ; Jie LI ; Yinghua FU ; Fengling ZHAO ; Yumin LYU ; Quanfu SUN
Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection 2018;38(1):37-42
Objective To understand effects of the interventional operation on thyroid,peripheral blood indexes and chromosomal aberrations (CA) of peripheral lymphocyte of children with congenital heart disease (CHD).Methods Follow-up studies were conducted in 70 child patients undergoing cardiac catheterization and 23 with open heart surgery as control from 2010 to 2013.Postoperative follow-up examinations included thyroid ultrasound,blood routine indexes and analyses of CAs.Results Difference in thyroid ultrasound abnormality rate was not statistically significant between children with cardiac catheterization and control group (40.0% vs.43.5%,P > 0.05).There was no significant difference in white blood cell (WBC) count between interventional group and control group (P > 0.05).The effects of disease type and operation time on thyroid ultrasound and WBC count were not observed (P > 0.05).The frequency of chromosome aberrations,including acentric fragment,dicentrics and translocation in interventional group [(0.76 ± 0.07) %],was higher than in control group [(0.25 ± 0.07) %,(Z =-3.631,P < 0.05],and the rates of acentric fragment and translocation were also higher in interventional group (Z =-2.531,-2.397,P < 0.05).Conclusions Effect of intervention therapy on thyroid structure and WBC count in children with CHD was not observed,but the genotoxic effects remain in children with cardiac catheterization.