1.The Development of a Scale of Doctors′attitude in outpatient encounter
Ziqi PAN ; Zheng XIE ; Na GUO ; Bang ZHENG
Chinese Medical Ethics 2015;(4):549-551,552
The final scale came into being through the process of compiling items with the use of document method and Delphi method, assessing the reliability and validity realized by application of multiple linear regression analysis, Crowns Bach coefficient, correlation coefficient methods and so forth.19 items and 4 dimensions contai-ning communication skills, care, respect and sense of responsibility comprise this clinical reception attitude scale. The scale is qualified to serve as an assessment tool for researching doctor′s attitude, having various merits inclu-ding high consistency among items and cogent dimension setting, whose total score can desirably represent clinical doctor′s attitude towards out-patients.
2.Assessment of the Reliability and Validity of the Clinical Reception Attitude Scale
Bang ZHENG ; Zheng XIE ; Ziqi PAN ; Na GUO
Chinese Medical Ethics 2015;(5):715-718
Objective:To evaluate the reliability and validity of the Clinical Reception Attitude Scale .Meth-ods:Based on the survey of 311 outpatients from 4 first-class hospitals , the test-retest reliability , internal con-sistency , construct validity , criterion validities and discriminant validity of the scale was tested .Results:The test-retest reliability was 0.901, the internal consistency was 0.973, 4 common factors accounted for 80.0%of the total variation, the items of which matched the construct of the scale , the criterion validities were 0.856 and 0 .810 , the discriminant validity was good .Conclusions: The results indicated the Clinical Reception Attitude Scale had good reliability and validity .The adjusted scale is an effective tool for the investigation of clinical recep-tion attitude of doctors in China .
3.Associations between dormitory environment/other factors and sleep quality of medical students.
Bang ZHENG ; Kailu WANG ; Ziqi PAN ; Man LI ; Yuting PAN ; Ting LIU ; Dan XU ; Jun LYU
Chinese Journal of Epidemiology 2016;37(3):348-352
OBJECTIVETo investigate the sleep quality and related factors among medical students in China, understand the association between dormitory environment and sleep quality, and provide evidence and recommendations for sleep hygiene intervention.
METHODSA total of 555 undergraduate students were selected from a medical school of an university in Beijing through stratified-cluster random-sampling to conduct a questionnaire survey by using Chinese version of Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) and self-designed questionnaire. Analyses were performed by using multiple logistic regression model as well as multilevel linear regression model.
RESULTSThe prevalence of sleep disorder was 29.1%(149/512), and 39.1%(200/512) of the students reported that the sleep quality was influenced by dormitory environment. PSQI score was negatively correlated with self-reported rating of dormitory environment (γs=-0.310, P<0.001). Logistic regression analysis showed the related factors of sleep disorder included grade, sleep regularity, self-rated health status, pressures of school work and employment, as well as dormitory environment. RESULTS of multilevel regression analysis also indicated that perception on dormitory environment (individual level) was associated with sleep quality with the dormitory level random effects under control (b=-0.619, P<0.001).
CONCLUSIONSThe prevalence of sleep disorder was high in medical students, which was associated with multiple factors. Dormitory environment should be taken into consideration when the interventions are taken to improve the sleep quality of students.
Beijing ; epidemiology ; Housing ; Humans ; Logistic Models ; Prevalence ; Risk Factors ; Schools, Medical ; Self Report ; Sleep Wake Disorders ; epidemiology ; Social Environment ; Students, Medical ; psychology ; statistics & numerical data
4.Epidemiological characteristics of coronavirus disease 2019 in Wenzhou
LI Ling ; XIA Ziqi ; YU Xianghua ; NI Chaorong ; PAN Qiongjiao ; XU Feng ; LI Wancang ; ZHANG Xiaoming ; ZENG Shidian
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2020;32(6):555-558
Objeetive :
The epidemiological characteristics of confirmed cases of the 2019 novel coronavirus diseases (COVID-19) which was reported in Wenzhou by February 28,2020 were described and analyzed to provide evidence for prevention and control measures in next stage.
Methods:
The field investigation method was employed on all suspected and confirmed cases. The data of time,spatial and population distribution, source of infection and detective routes of all confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Wenzhou were collected and extracted from the reports of field investigation and the National Diseases Prevention and Control Information System.
Results:
As of February 20,2020,504 confirmed cases of COVID-19 were diagnosed in Wenzhou, which included one death case. Among all 13 counties, the highest number of confirmed cases were distributed in Yueqing,Ruian and Lucheng. Among 504 cases, the male to female ratio was reported as 1.14:1. The youngest case was 2 years old while the oldest case was 93 years old. Most of the confirmed cases were among people between the ages of 25 and 64 years old. The most common occupation of the confirmed cases was businessman,which accounts for 29.76% (150 cases). Clinical symptoms of the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Wenzhou occurred on January 4, 2020. Approximately 70% of cases had the first symptoms from January 19 to February 1. The daily number of new cases on January 24 and January 26 were the highest while the number of new cases per day declined significantly after February 2, and there were no new cases after February 14. Among all confirmed cases, the infection source of 61.71% cases were related to Wuhan. As of February 20, 2020, a total of 79 clusters were reported in Wenzhou, which involved 330 cases. Approximately 30% of confirmed cases came to hospitals unaccompanied by community staffs, and cases which confirmed after February 13 were basically found in central isolation locations or by grid checkers.
Conclusions
The main reason for the high case numbers of COVID-19 in Wenzhou, in Zhejiang province, was the high number of wenzhou citizens who work in Wuhan. Imported cases account for the most confirmed cases during the early period, while mainly confirmed cases were local cases during the middle and late periods. The outcomes suggest the prevention and control measures employed by Wenzhou government, which included closed-loop control and quantitative control, have achieved remarkable results and the epidemic of COVID-19 in Wenzhou has been initially controlled.
5.Mechanism of drug induced ferroptosis in the treatment of head and neck tumors
Yan ZENG ; Pan LUO ; Ziqi WANG ; Weili WU
Journal of International Oncology 2022;49(3):173-176
Ferroptosis is drived by lipid reactive oxygen species, which plays an important role in the development of tumors. It has been found that a variety of clinical medicines, such as artemisinin derivatives, itraconazole, sulfasala zine, cucurbitacin B, paclitaxel, disulfiram/copper can induce ferroptosis and inhibit tumor growth in head and neck cancer (HNC) through different mechanisms. To study the regulatory mechanism of ferroptosis induced by commonly used drugs in the treatment of HNC can provide reference for the targeted treatment of ferroptosis in HNC.
6.Construction and application of the homogenous evaluation index system for public hospital branches
Wuzhao CHEN ; Erdan HUANG ; Yu WEN ; Li PAN ; Ziqi WEN
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2023;39(1):1-5
Objective:To construct the homogenous evaluation index system for public hospital branches under the background of high-quality development, providing reference for improving the homogenization level of public hospital branches.Methods:By analyzing literature, relevant policies and the management practices of the public hospital branches, a preliminary screening index system for homogenization evaluation of public hospital branches was constructed. Two rounds of Delphi method were used to screen homogenization evaluation indicators for public hospital branches and determine the weights of the indicators. Taking the branches of a tertiary hospital as an example, the indicator system was empirically applied.Results:The homogenization evaluation index system for public hospital branches included 4 first level indicators, 8 second level indicators and 21 third level indicators. The weights of the first level indicators of medical homogeneity, management homogeneity, emergency conversion and satisfaction were 51.33%, 23.16%, 9.00% and 16.51%, respectively. Through empirical application, the homogenization coefficient of the public hospital branche was 0.833 5.Conclusions:The homogenization evaluation index system for public hospital branches was in line with the goals of the construction and development of multiple campuses of one hospital for public hospital. Indicators with low homogenization coefficients were the shortcomings of homogenization in hospital branches. This indicator system provided measurement standards and improvement directions for the homogenization of medical and management in hospital branches.
7.Medicine+information: Exploring patent applications in precision therapy in cardiac surgery
Zhengjie WANG ; Qi TONG ; Tao LI ; Nuoyangfan LEI ; Yiwen ZHANG ; Huanxu SHI ; Yiren SUN ; Jie CAI ; Ziqi YANG ; Qiyue XU ; Fan PAN ; Qijun ZHAO ; Yongjun QIAN
Chinese Journal of Clinical Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2023;30(09):1246-1250
Currently, in precision cardiac surgery, there are still some pressing issues that need to be addressed. For example, cardiopulmonary bypass remains a critical factor in precise surgical treatment, and many core aspects still rely on the experience and subjective judgment of cardiopulmonary bypass specialists and surgeons, lacking precise data feedback. With the increasing elderly population and rising surgical complexity, precise feedback during cardiopulmonary bypass becomes crucial for improving surgical success rates and facilitating high-complexity procedures. Overcoming these key challenges requires not only a solid medical background but also close collaboration among multiple interdisciplinary fields. Establishing a multidisciplinary team encompassing professionals from the medical, information, software, and related industries can provide high-quality solutions to these challenges. This article shows several patents from a collaborative medical and electronic information team, illustrating how to identify unresolved technical issues and find corresponding solutions in the field of precision cardiac surgery while sharing experiences in applying for invention patents.