1.Correlation Analysis of Optimism,Resilience and Anxiety in Lung Cancer Patients
Zhe WANG ; Haijian YU ; Yuxiu SUN ; Baoli QIN
Journal of China Medical University 2017;46(3):238-240
Objective To explore the associations of anxiety with optimism ,resilience and related demographic factors in lung cancer patients , and to provide a scientific basis for reducing the level of anxiety and improving the psychosomatic health. Methods A total of 130 lung cancer pa-tients from the department internal medicine of respiratory tumors in Liaoning Cancer Hospital&Institute were investigated by convenience sam-pling method from February 2013 to January 2014. The survey was anonymous. Finally,107 questionnaires were effective,and the effective rate was 82.307%. Results Among lung cancer patients,optimism and resilience were positively and significantly associated with anxiety. Physical ex-ercise had an effect on the anxiety symptoms. Conclusion Optimism and resilience have significant predictive value on the anxiety among lung cancer patients. It is important to encourage lung cancer patients to improve their psychological health ,so as to reduce their anxiety symptoms effec-tively.
2.Epidemiological Analysis and Surveillance System Evaluation for Nosocomial Infections
Yuanhui LI ; Jieyu CHEN ; Jian RU ; Yuxiu QIN ; Qiumei LIAO
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(09):-
OBJECTIVE To analyze the epidemiological characteristics,the efficiency of the surveillance system for nosocomial infections in our hospital,the sensitivity,specificity and timeliness of case reporting and to evaluate the efficiencies of the monitoring and reporting system.METHODS We reviewed the nosocomial infection reporting data in the year of 2005 and identified all the reported cases,confirmed cases and under-reported cases.Sensitivity and specificity of the reporting system were calculated based on these data.RESULTS The incidence of nosocomial infection was 3.04% in 2005.A majority(72.07%) of the cases were reported within 7 days of occurrence.Respiratory tract infection accounted for 57.75% of all nosocomial infections and was by far the most common site of concern.The rates of false positive reporting ranged from 14-37% and were statistically significantly associated with the sites of the infection(P
3.Structure and level of the stress of nursing students in clinic practice
Yuxiu TAO ; Zhe YUAN ; Dan WU ; Teng XUE ; Qin SHU
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2013;29(36):29-32
Objective To describe the structure and the level of the stress of nursing students in clinic practice,and supply reference for reform of clinical teaching method.Methods Totally 100 undergraduate nursing students in clinic practice,who would graduate from nursing school and begin to work in 2013,were interviewed and investigated.Results The main stress sources were divided into five aspects:recognition,clinical nursing ability,career development,field response and exhaustion of body and mind.Conclusions The structure and level of the stress of nursing students changed a lot.Some new appropriate reform should be introduced into clinic education,in order to help nursing students to complete psychological change and role adaptation.
4. Application research on the sequence advance and retreat method in hospital performance appraisal system
Yongchang LI ; Xiaofeng WANG ; Qin XIE ; Yuxiu LIU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2020;36(1):37-40
In hospital performance evaluation, significant differences in the work objects, work content and economic operation of various departments result in the lack of indicators comparability between different departments. This has become a prominent problem that hospitals have been unable to effectively solve for a long time, and has also affected the fairness of performance distribution to a certain extent. Starting from the dilemma of cost-benefit evaluation, the authors put forward the basic concepts of the sequence advance and retreat method, and comprehensively elaborated the implementation steps and operating points of the performance assessment using the sequence advance and retreat method. It is pointed out that the sequence advance and retreat method has four characteristics: weakening the differences between departments by vertical and horizontal combination, avoiding the deviation of guidance by scientific comparison, highlighting the incentive effect by grade differentiation, and reflecting the advantages and disadvantages by end adjustment. The value of this method in the hospital performance appraisal system is discussed from three aspects: promoting the de-profitization process of hospitals, achieving fair distribution of hospital performance, and strengthening the guidance of hospital performance management. Based on such studies, this article provides new methods and ideas for building a more scientific and fair performance evaluation system.