1.Doctor-patient harmony from the prospective of needs of doctors and patients
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2008;24(7):490-493
The paper tries to seek a deeper understanding of the conflicts between doctors and patients based on the review of doctor-patient relationship, and traces the cause of the conflicts from the prospective of basic needs of human beings. It explores the way to construct a harmonious doctor-patient relationship based on the needs of doctors and patients, and suggests that the needs of doctors and patients should be concerned about and guided to meet the developing of doctor-patient harmony.
2.Building a learning hospital starting from team training
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2009;25(4):272-274
Description of the significance of the team learning theory in building a learning hospital.Building a flat structure in a learning organization, catering to the inherent needs of the hospital and its staff in development, selection of training materials conductive to building common vision of the team, effective and interactive means of training, and team trainings that are objective-specific, level-specific, hatched and focused.All these practices maximize the effectiveness of team learning, bringing forth in the hospital desirable changes in concepts, behavior, culture and performance in the building of a learning hospital
3.Creation of research-oriented organizations and hospital culture
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2008;24(12):804-806
For the purpose of creating a hospital culture, the present paper summarizes theories on research-oriented organizations, addresses the significance of developing a research-oriented hospital, summarizes the means and methods for developing a research-oriented hospital according to the model of a research-oriented organization, and demonstrates the effects of a research-oriented hospital and promoting functions for hospital culture.
4.New understanding of hospital management after WTO accession
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 1996;0(10):-
The authors first expound that Chinas WTO accession has made it extremely clear that hospital management is the key to competition. There are two aspects of the issue. One involves changing management concepts, enriching management connotations, broadening the management horizon, enhancing management levels, transforming management mentality, and readjusting management structure. The other involves the application of modern management technology. Then they discuss ways of changing hospital management from the perspective of the competition for the masses of people seeking medical service. These include: ①attracting patients with easily available service; ②heavily advertising the hospital with specific images; ③displaying quality with standardized management; ④winning the confidence of the people with reasonable pricing. Finally the authors give a detailed account of how to explore human resources, retain talented people, form optimal teams, set up rational structures and raise assessment criteria in the competition for medical talents.
5.Characteristics and inspirations of medical assurance for martial arts events in Beijing Olympic Games
Hang WU ; Kuo LIANG ; Changyi SUN ; Yutong WU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2009;25(6):400-402
Objective To probe into characteristics of medical assurance for medical service preparation, medical staff deployment and injury treatment/rescue for martial arts competitions in Beijing Olympic Games. Methods Collecting data of all injuries treated onsite of martial art venues and in clinics of such venues, for statistical analysis of the injury occasions, injury location, injury types and post-injury treatment. Results During the test games, injuries found in martial arts repertoire competitions account for 0. 92% of all athletes in the category, mostly waist and lower limbs injury; injuries found in sanshou competitions account for 12.4% of all athletes in the category, mostly blunt trauma on head/face, body, perineum and four limbs, along with skin lacerations and 16 heavily wounded transferred to hospitals for rescue. No injuries are found in official games of martial arts repertoire competitions; in sanshou competitions, injuries account for 5. 5% of all athletes of the category, without heavy injuries for hospital rescue. Conclusion Athletes tend to be exposed to greater risk of injury in sanshou than in repertoire competition, headcount of injuries and injury heaviness in test games are higher than official games, probability of injuries of athletes of middle level is higher than those of other levels. Medical staff of professional surgeons of multidisciplinary skills are recommended.
6.Practice and Ethical Considerations on the leading role of Party Organizations in carrying forward the Hospital Spirit
Lei HUA ; Lei WANG ; Xiangping WANG ; Yutong WU ; Zhuoran ZHANG
Chinese Medical Ethics 2015;(4):602-604,605
The hospital spirit is not only the spiritual support and vital source for staff, but also the concentrat-ed expression of ideology and faith, value orientation, moral trait, psychology tendencies, culture stereotypes, the unified will and code of conduct for all kinds of personnel.The party organizations are the best helmsmen to culti-vate and carry forward the hospital spirit, which reveals distinctive and profound medical ethical principles and norms.In this paper, taking X hospital as an example, we describe the core function of the party committee′s lead-ership and results in the process of breeding, inheritance and innovation of hospital spirit and reflect ethically so as to provide good references for the current hospital spirit cultivation and promotion.
7.Aging Following Spinal Cord Injury (review)
Yuming WANG ; Yutong FENG ; Jianjun LI ; Yonggang WU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2015;21(8):889-893
Spinal cord injury has changed the function of human body and the way of life, and reduced the reserve capacity of the organs of various systems, which exceeded the body's repair ability itself, and overlapped with physiological aging and premature senescence appeared. This paper reviewed recent studies and analyzed the relation of the injured age, the chronological age, number of years after injury with dysfunction, predicted the function changes of them, and identified the factors related with their quality of life.
8.Supervision and appraisal of tobacco control in hospitals
Yutong WU ; Jing YANG ; Linzi SONG ; Hua XING ; Yulai LIU ; Zhiyong HOU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2011;27(6):456-458
A description of the contents, indexes, and method appropriateness for supervision and appraisal of the tobacco control management in hospitals, and an insight on the regularity and effectiveness of building tobacco-free hospitals. The dual indexes of intervention and outcome were ascertained from both dimensions of the management process and effect; in terms of methodology, the paper described the time appropriateness of the supervision focus, management effectiveness of the supervision and appraisal areas, priority of supervision objects, population appropriateness of the supervision and appraisal indexes, method appropriateness of the supervision, appraisal and penalty, as well as the conditional support for supervision and appraisal. It is pointed out that timely summary and appraisal, proper conditional support and circular work chain, can help consolidate tobacco control in hospitals.
9.Correlation Analysis between Depression and Quality of Life in Stroke Patients
Yutong FENG ; Jianjun LI ; Huilin LIU ; Kui WU ; Lihua WANG ; Zhencun LV
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2015;(12):1433-1437
Objective To initially understand the condition of quality of life (QOL) and depression as well as the correlation between them in the stroke inpatients. Methods 56 stroke patients from September 2014 to January 2015 in our hospital were included. Their QOL and depression status were evaluated with Stroke-Specific Quality of Life Scale (SS-QOL) and Self-rating Depression Scale (SDS). The de-pression was as the dependent variable, the score of SS-QOL, gender, age, education background, and the duration of stroke were as the inde-pendent variables, and analyzed with Logistic regression. Results Depression correlated with SS-QOL score (OR=0.955, P<0.05), but not with gender, age, education background, and the duration of stroke (P>0.05). Conclusion The depression status correlated with the QOL of stroke patients, but did not with gender, age, education background and the duration of stroke.
10.Development and management of hospital emergency response systems
Yutong WU ; Xingzhi WANG ; Zheng YAO ; Zhiyong HOU ; Tao LO ; Lei WANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2010;26(11):835-837
The paper reviewed the significance and methodology of building a hospital emergency response system, and recommended on coordinating hospital emergency response work. The practices to build emergency response norms include persistent improvement of hospital emergency response system,unifying hospital emergency pre-plan, scheduling emergency drills, training and assessment, performance appraisal, and quantified indicators. The paper also summarized such operation principles as system development, unified management, job division, standardized operation, and routine operations.