White & Black Tablet is a kind of over-the-counter drugs commonly used in the treatment of common cold, excessive use may cause poisoning symptoms, the light symptom can be cleared without treatment, the serious manifestation is the appearance of central nervous system signs and symptoms, and even the most serious one may die of respiratory or/and circulatory failure. Our department recently admitted a patient with acute "White & Black Tablet" poisoning leading to ataxia syndrome, and the diagnosis and treatment experiences of this case were summarized in this report.

Objective To investigate effect of the integrated care model based on patients′demand in in-charge patients with chronic kidney disease ( CKD) .Methods Established CKD integrated care team , and a questionnaire survey about knowledge and disease management was conducted in hospitalized CKD patients from January to May, 2013, and established the CKD care referral model in hospital .Results A total of 150 cases of hospitalized patients with CKD received a questionnaire .The scores of patients′awareness of CKD was (4.41 ± 1.11), and the knowledge about kidney disease was (3.21 ±0.84), and the degree of concern for knowledge of disease was (2.75 ±1.30), and disease self-care technology mastery was (1.39 ±0.83).88.67% and 60.00%patients considered disease knowledge received from healthcare professionals , but there were still a large number of patients received knowledge from the media , friends, etc.105 patients (70.00%) hoped to get nursing care of outpatient follow up and education .The integrated care referral pattern in hospital was initially established after team discussion which could provide targeted patients pre-referral care and education , coordinated with one by one referral patterns with one transfer form , post-referral care and education .There were 81 nurses joined the post-referral care and gave their suggestions .Conclusions CKD patients need long-term, continuous, complete and individualized health care and education .Establishment of integrated CKD care referral patterns may be an appropriate way to solve this issue .