1.The effect of empathy nursing on improvement of depressive emotion and life function in depressive patients
Hongxia MA ; Shengxia CHEN ; Zunqing LI ; Zhiruo LI
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2012;21(9):817-819
ObjectiveTo explore the effect of empathy nursing on depressive emotion and life function in depressive patients and to improve treatment and nurse effect.MethodSixties depressive inpatients treated with antidepressive drugs were randomly assigned to receive general nursing and health education ( experimental group 31 ) and empathy nursing (control group 29).Hamilton Depression Scale (HAMD),Nurses'observation scale for inpatient evaluation (NOSIE) and the hospital nursing work satisfaction questionnaire were used before and after intervention to evaluate the clinical and nursing effects of two groups.ResultsAfter interventions,the total score of HAMD was ( 16.7 ± 3.2) in experimental group and (20.2 ± 3.6) in control group,with significant difference between two groups.The social ability factor of score of NOSIE was (9.78 ± 2.13 ) in experimental group and ( 13.32 ± 3.22) in control group,and the scores of 3 other factors of NOSIE in experimental group was obviously lower than that in control group.The score ( 121.37 ± 11.25 ) of nursing work satisfaction in experimental group was obviously higher than that( 113.26 ± 9.72) in control group ( t =2.98).ConclusionsEmpathy nursing can improve depressive emotion and life function of patients with depression,and improve nursing work satisfaction.
2.Severe diseases security for rural juveniles in Qinghai
Luying ZHANG ; Zhiruo ZHANG ; Heping WANG ; Hui ZHAO ; Yan LI ; Lirong YANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2011;27(2):90-94
Objective To investigate the status quo of the assurance and subsidy for severe diseases acquired by juvenile in rural areas in Qinghai, and provide evidences for building a subsidy system for such population. Methods Quantitative surveys were made to collect data on medical expenses and the compensation practice for such expenses for severe diseases of juvenile in the area, for a knowledge of the present medication and disease load in question; specialists in two hospitals were interviewed to learn the present treatnents for such a population, and their expenditures in case of such diseases. Results Juveniles in rural Qinghai rely on the new rural cooperative medical scheme, under which however the reimbursement rate was only 26% ~35%. Families with juvenile patients of severe diseases were found to suffer heavy burdens. As a result, a high percentage of the patients give up treatment. To make things worse, as only two hospitals in the provincial capital city can provide professional treatment for children with severe diseases, rural children have to pay heavy indirect costs other than medication such as heavy travel expenses. Conclusion It is critical to build a medical assurance system for juvenile with severe diseases. It is also imperative to build and strengthen the capacity of medical centers for such a population in Qinghai, and upgrade the diagnosis and treatment competence of local health providers, ensuring adequate medical resources for juvenile with severe diseases upon joint development of both healthcare providers and the medical insurance system.
3.Analysis of the current situation of Internet hospitals management and construction in China
Tao HAN ; Qinpeng WEI ; Jiani CHEN ; Qiu JIN ; Sisi LI ; Zhiruo ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2023;39(2):149-153
Thanks to the support of relevant national policies since 2018, Internet hospitals in China had developed rapidly. The authors sorted out the current situation of Internet hospital management and construction in China through policy document search and literature search, and found such loopholes as lack of unified supervision and process supervision, barriers between online and offline one-stop services, obsolete information interoperability and network security technology, and poor doctor-patient satisfaction and treatment efficiency. It is recommended to establish a provincial-level standardized supervision and evaluation system, explore an integrated online and offline medical service system, improve the hospital informationized operation guarantee system, promote the improvement of doctor-patient communication satisfaction system, and further promote the development of Internet hospitals in China.
4. Progress in the applications of standardized patients in medical education and healthcare research
Jiahui LI ; Cenyi SHAO ; Tai-Seale MING ; Zhiruo ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2020;36(1):72-76
As a standard component in medical education in many countries, standardized patients have become professionals who provide valuable opportunities for training and evaluation of clinical skills among medical students and physicians. This paper reviewed the application of standardized patients in health care, discussed its advantages and disadvantages, and advocated continuation of in-depth research on standardized patients in China, and acceleration in the establishment of a formal system of standardized patients in medical education and health systems, so as to improve the quality of medical care.
5.Taizhou's COVID-19 prevention and control experience with telemedicine features.
Cenyi SHAO ; Shijian LI ; Feng ZHU ; Dahai ZHAO ; Hui SHAO ; Haixiao CHEN ; Zhiruo ZHANG
Frontiers of Medicine 2020;14(4):506-510
The outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has spread rapidly around the world. As of May 30, 2020, a total of 84 568 confirmed COVID-19 cases have been recorded in China, with a mortality rate of approximately 5.5%. Taizhou is a prefecture-level city in Zhejiang Province. A total of 146 cases were diagnosed in this epidemic, with a fatality rate of 0%. This condition is due to the establishment of an "Internet +" diagnosis and treatment model based on online medical application (APP), telemedicine, WeChat service, and consultation hotline in Taizhou. Taizhou led in opening the "COVID-19 Prevention and Treatment Special Line" in China, which is conducive to pre-hospital screening, suppressing social panic, and clinical support. Hospitals also carried out related online lectures and popularization of science. We summarize Taizhou's COVID-19 prevention and control experience with telemedicine features, with a view to providing reference for the control of the epidemic at home and abroad.
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6.Application of gelatin microspheres in bone tissue engineering.
Yuanhang ZHAI ; Jing LI ; Abudukahaer ABUDUAINI ; Zijiao YANG ; Zhiruo YU ; Yixuan CHEN ; Hao LIU ; Xin RONG
Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2023;39(9):3724-3737
Gelatin microspheres were discussed as a scaffold material for bone tissue engineering, with the advantages of its porosity, biodegradability, biocompatibility, and biosafety highlighted. This review discusses how bone regeneration is aided by the three fundamental components of bone tissue engineering-seed cells, bioactive substances, and scaffold materials-and how gelatin microspheres can be employed for in vitro seed cell cultivation to ensure efficient expansion. This review also points out that gelatin microspheres are advantageous as drug delivery systems because of their multifunctional nature, which slows drug release and improves overall effectiveness. Although gelatin microspheres are useful for bone tissue creation, the scaffolds that take into account their porous structure and mechanical characteristics might be difficult to be created. This review then discusses typical techniques for creating gelatin microspheres, their recent application in bone tissue engineering, as well as possible future research directions.
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7.Management and operation of extra-large Fangcang hospitals: experience and lessons from containing the highly contagious SARS-CoV-2 Omicron in Shanghai, China.
Yun XIAN ; Chenhao YU ; Minjie CHEN ; Lin ZHANG ; Xinyi ZHENG ; Shijian LI ; Erzhen CHEN ; Zhongwan CHEN ; Weihua CHEN ; Chaoying WANG ; Qingrong XU ; Tao HAN ; Weidong YE ; Wenyi XU ; Xu ZHUANG ; Yu ZHENG ; Min CHEN ; Jun QIN ; Yu FENG ; Shun WEI ; Yiling FAN ; Zhiruo ZHANG ; Junhua ZHENG
Frontiers of Medicine 2023;17(1):165-171