1.The balanced scorecard and behavioral medicine discipline development in general hospitals
Tian GAO ; Xiaoen MA ; Jin WANG ; Yuxiao SONG ; Xiaohong LI
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2014;23(12):1132-1134
This study run through the process of developing behavioral medicine discipline in a general hospital with action research method,based on the balanced scorecard (BSC) framework.The four perspectives of the behavioral medicine BSC covered the main areas in hospital discipline development,including patients and community,healthy financial disciplines,clinical service process and efficiency,and research,innovation and growth.By the implementation of the discipline BSC,this hospital clarified its discipline development strategy,provided a communication platform,determined the objective and monitored the discipline effectively,and provided a mode which can integrate the discipline development and providing clinical services.The hospital set up the first neurology behavioral medicine clinic in Jinan Region though the exploration of the path and methods for developing behavioral medicine discipline,which had practical guiding significance for behavioral medicine development and services.
2.Semantic Inducement and Phonetic Inducement for Chinese Deep Dyslexia: A Case Study
Xiuli ZHENG ; Yuxiao XIE ; Luping SONG ; Wengang YIN
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2011;17(3):206-208
ObjectiveTo investigate the semantic induce effects in reading disorder of the Chinese deep dyslexia. MethodsA patient with deep dyslexia was researched with initials inducement (as phonetic inducement), semantic-related words inducement, numeral inducement, quantifier inducement, context inducement and actual object inducement (all as semantic inducement). ResultsThe rate of correct results were more with semantic inducements than with phonetic inducement (91.30%, 76.67%, 94.44%, 83.33% vs 44.44%, P<0.001). ConclusionThe semantic induce training is more effective than the phonetic induce training on Chinese deep dyslexia.
3.Immunotherapy Strategy for Advanced Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer in the Elderly
Jiaxin YIN ; Yuxiao SONG ; Bicheng ZHANG
Herald of Medicine 2024;43(3):352-359
Immunotherapy,represented by immune checkpoint inhibitors(ICIs),has significantly changed the treat-ment strategy of non-small cell lung cancer(NSCLC)and has become an important therapy for all stages of NSCLC.However,there is an urgent need for further clarification regarding ICIs for elderly patients with advanced NSCLC.Treatment strategies for ICIs were guided by assessing survival data of elderly NSCLC patients included in clinical trials.We concluded that treatment regi-mens such as ICI monotherapy,dual immunotherapy,and ICIs combined with chemotherapy could be carried out in elderly NSCLC patients with a performance status(PS)score<2.Elderly NSCLC patients treated with ICIs could achieve similar benefits as younger patients and are generally well tolerated.However,as age increases(especially above 80 years),the efficacy decreased and the incidence of immune-related adverse events(irAEs)gradually increased.Therefore,ICIs should be carefully selected for advanced NSCLC patients at an advanced age.Compared to age,PS was a key factor causing patients to be excluded from ICIs and poorer survival outcomes.In conclusion,immunotherapy in elderly patients with advanced NSCLC is extremely challenging,and many issues still need further exploration in this field.
4.Progress in the application of patient-reported outcomes in clinical research on lymphoma
Wanyue ZHAO ; Siyu QIAN ; Yunfei SONG ; Yuxiao CHANG ; Xudong ZHANG
Clinical Medicine of China 2024;40(2):133-138
With the increasing emphasis on the bio-psycho-social medical model, significant progress has been made in patient-reported outcomes. Now, through a comprehensive analysis and synthesis of literature within the field, this study explores the advancements in the application of patient-reported outcomes in clinical research on lymphoma. The intention is to provide valuable references for future related studies.