1.Thinking of improving management of hospital medical periodicals
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2009;22(4):247-249
The management of hospital medical periodicals is now facing many realistic problems such as management system of editorial department, ability of editorial team, quality of articles and outside living environment. Co-publishing periodicals with pharmaceutical enterprises, with foreign publications and innovating publishing model of periodicals have been adopted by some domestic hospitals. By studying cases of periodical management innovation, and summing up the latest domestic point of view on medical periodical management, this paper held the view that the hospital medical periodicals management should be grouped into the framework of hospital scientific research management. Basically, the hospital should focus on solving the problem of management system in priority;developing in a way of specialization, collectivization and brand-orientation;establishing of a high-level editorial team;strengthening international communication and publishing periodicals according to international rules.
2.Analysis on problems in patent management in hospitals and countermeasures
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2010;23(3):174-176,200
Patent competition has become one of the key issues of global competitions in economy,science and technology. In hospitals, the patent management strategy provides guidance for and impels knowledge innovation. However, hospital management is quite weak in China, which may have been caused by various reasons, such as the over enthusiasm for published paper and the technological achievement contrasted with negligence in patent application and exploitation. In the paper, countermeasures are proposed,which include the whole process management during the scientific research, setting up detail targets and standard procedures for patent management, training patent management staff, et al.
3.Improving clinical scientific research by combining research with clinical practice
Peiliang YANG ; Hong LU ; Lian XUE
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2010;23(4):287-288,封3
Clinical work is the core of a hospital. The level of the clinical work and scientific research are the major indexes for the evaluation of a hospital or a clinician. However, there seems contradiction between the clinical work and scientific research. For hospital administration and clinicians, it is important to adopt clinical work as the center, and conduct research around the clinical practice, which will facilitate the transition from the scientific research to clinical application. Eventually the clinical work will improve and medical science will develop.
4.Exploration for the foundation of hospital scientific research management based knowledge community
Lian XUE ; Hong LU ; Zhihua WU
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2015;28(3):207-210
Currently,research and practice in the of hospital management in China are at low level.This paper agrees that the innovation of hospital research management should be based on scientific knowledge management,knowledge communities is a core component of knowledge management implementation in hospitals.This paper descripts the method that how to buide the knowledge community,for example,the types of knowledge community,hospital knowledge system,and the job title based knowledge map and process-oriented knowledge map.
6.Diagnostic value of serum PLA2R antibody detection for idiopathic membranous nephropathy: A meta-analysis
Mingjian LIAN ; Rong LU ; Jiaqin ZHANG ; Guolin HONG
Chinese Journal of Clinical Laboratory Science 2017;35(7):545-549
Objective To evaluate the diagnostic value of serum M-type phospholipase A2 receptor(PLA2R) antibody detection for the diagnosis of idiopathic membranous nephropathy(IMN) by meta analysis.Methods By searching the databases of PubMed,Emabse,Wanfang and CNKI from inception to May,2017,all the literatures referred to serum PLA2R antibody for the diagnosis of IMN in both English and Chinese were reviewed and selected according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria.QUADAS was used to assess the quality of eligible studies.Meta-disc 1.4 was used to analyze heterogeneity and pooled effectsize and Stata 12.0 was used to analyze publication bias.Results A total of 20 studies with high quality were included.Heterogeneity test indicated there was no threshold effect.The pooled sensitivity was 0.69 (95 % CI:0.67 to 0.72),the pooled specificity was 0.97 (95 % CI:0.96 to 0.98) and the summary area under curve was 0.880.Sensitivity analysis indicated that the result was stable.Deek's funnel plot indicated there was no publication bias.Conclusion The sensitivity of detection of serum PLA2R antibody was acceptable for the diagnosis of IMN with high specificity,so more attention on PLA2R antibody should be paid in the clinical practice.
7.Infectious Cloning Approach for Herpesvirus Based on Bacterial Artificial Chromosomes
Jian-Hong LU ; Yun-Lian TANG ; Gui-Yuan LI ;
China Biotechnology 2006;0(06):-
The genetic analysis of herpesviruses has been a constant challenge, due to the large, complex genomes of herpesviruses and mutagenesis of viral genes by conventional recombination methods in cell culture. Recently, a completely new approach for full-length infectious clones of herpesviruses based on bacterial artificial chromosomes (BACs) has been developed. This technique allows the maintenance, propagation and genetic modification of the viral genome as a BAC plasmid in E.coli, thus making the procedures fast, safe and effective in prokaryotic cells. This technique also makes it possible for the reconstitution of viral progeny or mutants by transfection of the BAC plasmid into eukaryotic cells, thereby facilitating the analysis of viral gene functions in the context of genome. In this presentation, Epstein-Barr virus was used as an example to describe the principle, establishment of the technique and mutation introduction into the BAC plasmid, and to discuss the perspective in the use of BAC-cloned herpesviruses.
8.Analysis of influencing factors for standardized resident training
Lian DUAN ; Hong CHEN ; Yang LU ; Jingtong WANG ; Shuyun WANG ; Lina YE
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2012;28(1):24-26
Objective To identify the influencing factors for the quality and efficiency of standardized resident training in order to scientifically select and train qualified resident physicians.MethodsThe exam passing rate served as the indicator to measure the quality of training; the year(s) used to pass the exam the indicator to measure the efficiency,while such methods as descriptive study,chi-square test,logistic regression,rank sum test and stratified analysis were used for data analysis and processing. ResultsThe exam passing rate of research postgraduates is lower than clinical postgraduates,the year(s) needed to pass the exam of research postgraduates is longer than clinical postgraduates. Conclusion Clinical postgraduates deserve higher priority in selecting clinicians.Research-based postgraduates shifted to clinical work require a longer training time.
9.The entry of Epstein-Barr virus into B lymphocytes and epithelial cells during infection.
Lie-Lian ZUO ; Mei-Juan ZHU ; Shu-Juan DU ; Jian-Hong LU ; Gui-Yuan LI
Chinese Journal of Virology 2014;30(4):476-482
Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is a human herpesvirus associated with important human diseases, including infectious mononucleosis syndrome, malignant lymphoma, and nasopharyngeal carcinoma. The mechanism of EBV entry into host cells remains a subject of intensive research. After decades of study, researchers have identified several key proteins and different patterns of EBV intrusion into host cells. The viral surface glycoproteins, gp350/220, gp42, gB, gH, and gL, are involved in interactions with the CR2 receptor on the surface of B lymphocytes during viral entry. However, the majority of epithelial cells lack CR2 receptor expression, which makes viral invasion much more complex than in B lymphocytes. Three different models have been proposed to explain how EBV enters epithelial cells: (1) "transfer of infection", mediated by B lymphocytes or Langerhans cells; (2) EBV utilizes its own proteins during the process of fusion with the cell membrane; and (3) progeny virions arising from EBV-infected epithelial cells cross lateral membranes into adjacent epithelial cells. This review will discuss the relevant mechanism of viral entry into B lymphocytes and epithelial cells during EBV infection.
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10.Evalue of Sleep-Deprivation Electroencephalography in Diagnosis of Partial Seizures in Children
lian-hong, CHEN ; qing-zhong, PANG ; yan-fen, LU ; li-qin, CHEN
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2004;0(09):-
Objective To evaluate the sensitivity of sleep-deprivation electroencephalography(EEG) examination in diagnosis of partial seizures of children.Methods One hundred and six normal children (male 57,female 49, 3-12 years old)and 102 children suspected of epilepsy but with normal in standard EEG examination were selected at random(male 63,female 39,3-12 years old). Sleep-deprivation EEG was performed individually.Periods of sleep-deprivation were 18-20 hours for children below 7 years old and 24 hours for the older ones.Results The EEG showed slowing of background electric activity. In addition, 57 cases showed spindle/sharp-slow wave complex.The rate of EEG abnormality was 55.88%.The rates of EEG abnormality for partial seizures and generalized seizure were 76.32% and 43.8%,respectively(?~2=8.98 P