1.Current situation and prospect of fertility preservation in male cancer patients
Qian LIU ; Liu XING ; Caiyi WANG ; Ziwei OU ; Qi CHEN ; Shuping ZHANG ; Liqing FAN
Journal of Chinese Physician 2017;19(4):481-486
With the rapid development of tumor subjects and the advance of medical technology,tumor mortality is declining in spite of the increase in tumor incidence.The male survivors pay more and more attention to their prognosis to improve the quality of their life.In the meantime,whether they could produce their own offspring become the main concern of tumor patients with good prognosis.However,until now,male tumor patients,their relatives,different social sectors and even some of our health workers,havent noticed the importance of fertility preservation and long-term fertility desires of male patients with tumor which will lead to declined or even irreversible sterility induced by the lack of fertility preservation before anti-tumor therapy.It's an important way to do fertility counseling,learn the risk of their treatment plans and choose the appropriate technique of fertility preservation which will improve prognosis quality of life of male tumor patients.This article will review the effects of tumor and the treatment on male fertility,their subjective needs and concerns,main methods for fertility preservation and the domestic and foreign research present situation.
2.Investigation and analysis of the work status of diabetes specialist nurse
Xiaoling YANG ; Li YUAN ; Ziwei YE ; Zhenzhen XIONG ; Yan GU ; Qing OU
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2015;21(28):3389-3392
Objective To investigate the work carrying out and learning status of diabetes specialist nurse in training program, in order to optimize diabetes specialist nurse training program and provide evidence for its improvement. Methods The study used E-mail to investigate the nurses′ existing work plant-forms and conditions, diabetes specialist nursing practice, continuing education and improvement by diabetes specialist nurses training scale after the diabetes specialist nurse training. Results A total of 124 diabetes specialist nurses were questioned for the survey, and 80. 65% of them were engaged in diabetes health education or diabetes nursing care, and 8. 06% of them left from the diabetes care ward because of promotion or redeployment. The biggest problem of engaged in the work of diabetes specialist nursing was lack of diabetes specialist nurse post occupying 48. 39%, and 77. 42% trained nurses had improved the diabetes nursing care mode and achieved good results. Meanwhile, 20. 97% trained nurses′ hospital opened a diabetes care clinic, and 37. 1% trained nurses attended the diabetes professional academic exchange. Conclusions The diabetes health education and management were carried out better after diabetes specialist nurse training program compared without training. The training and qualifying of diabetes specialist can improve the status and role of diabetes educator, so as to contribute to the development of diabetes care, education and management.