1.Data Analysis of Sampling Survey of Intellectual Disability in Shanxi Province
Jingbo ZHAI ; Wenwen ZHANG ; Chengyi QU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2011;17(2):187-189
ObjectiveTo explore the number, incidence, structure and regional distribution of intellectual disabilities, causes of disability, and needs, etc. in Shanxi province.Methods75,016 people from 88 towns and streets of 22 cities and districts were investigated by a multi-stage sampling method in accordance with established procedures forms composed by trained investigators.ResultsThe incidence of intellectual disability was 0.34% most of which were with grade three and four in Shanxi Province. The incidence was the highest in youth in men while highest in childhood in women. The number of grades one and two of youth was more than that of other people. Incidence of intellectual disability in rural areas was significantly higher than in urban (P<0.001). The major causes of disability were brain diseases, unknown cause, genetic, seizure disorder and other trauma. Only 43.8% of the disabled received a little services and support, including medical services and relief, poverty relief and services, rehabilitation training and services. Different people had different needs of major rehabilitation.ConclusionThe situation of intellectual disabilities was hopeful in Shanxi province. There was no discrimination of gender. Expanding groups with receiving service and support, providing targeted prevention measures according to needs of different groups and strengthening rural governance residual disability were the focus for future work.
2.Standardized Construction in Hospital Centralized Monitoring for the Safety of Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) Injections
Hongbo CAO ; Junhua ZHANG ; Jingbo ZHAI ; Chunxiang LIU ; Wenke ZHENG
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2016;18(12):2093-2096
Safety is a critical link restricting the development of TCM injections.Hospital centralized monitoring is of importance in the safety evaluation of TCM injections.However,the results of centralized monitoring studies usually deviated from the actual situation because of problems in design and process quality.Our research team have completed several projects over centralized monitoring in recent years.Based on the previous research experience,this paper mainly discussed the current statuation,the significance and methods for standard process of hospital centralized monitoring in regard to TCM injections,in order to improve the quality of centralized monitoring studies and provide technique support for recognizing the safety of TCM injections.
3.Survey of Prevalence and Need of Visual Disability in Shanxi Province
Wenwen ZHANG ; Guancheng LI ; Jingbo ZHAI ; Chengyi QU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2010;16(2):179-181
ObjectiveTo investigate the situation characteristic, cause and needs of visual disability in Shanxi Province and to provide prevention measures corresponding to different causes.MethodsBy cluster random sampling, 88 townships were selected and 75016 persons received the eye examination in 22 countries in Shanxi from July 1 to May 31 in 2006. Visual acuity and eye examination were performed by ophthalmologist and judged the causes.ResultsThe total prevalence rate of visual impairment in Shanxi was estimated to be 6.21‰.The was a significant increase in the prevalence rate of visual impairment as the age grew older(χ2=415.54, P<0.05), those in women was higher than that in men(χ2=40.62, P<0.05). The prevalence rate of visual impairment in countryside was significantly higher than that in city(χ2=25.37, P<0.05).The chief causes of visual impairment were cataract(39.34%), there are 43.91% of visual impairment who had not received any rehabilitation services, and most of those were medical services (35.26%).ConclusionVisual impairment prevention should establish a social security system and security system. Increase the investment of medical services and relief. To take different preventive measures corresponding to different ages. The preventive of visual impairment of shanxi should be focus on senile eye diseases. The major work should be put in remote rural area.
4.Problems and Solutions of Statistical Analysis for Hospital Centralized Safety Monitoring of Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) Injections
Jingbo ZHAI ; Junhua ZHANG ; Xiaoyan YAN ; Hui WANG ; Chunxiang LIU ; Wenke ZHENG ; Zhi LIU
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2017;19(1):166-170
Safety hospital centralized monitoring is one of the important methods for evaluating the medication safety of TCM injections in clinic.It is critical to warrant research quality by reasonable statistical analysis.However,universally accepted standards and guidelines for the statistical analysis of hospital centralized monitoring of TCM injections have not been issued so far,which would probably reduce the research quality of safety hospital centralized monitoring of TCM injections since the unreasonable use of statistical analysis methods.Combined with previous practical experience and understanding,we put forward the problems of statistical analysis of hospital centralized monitoring of TCM injections with the provision of some advice in this paper based on the analysis of the preceding studies,laying a foundation for the same kind of researches.
5.Ethical Issues on Hospital Centralized Monitoring for the Safety of Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) Injections
Hui WANG ; Junhua ZHANG ; Wenke ZHENG ; Jingbo ZHAI ; Chunxiang LIU ; Yuhong HUANG ; Baohe WANG
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2017;19(1):161-165
The safety of TCM injection triggered attentions and hotspots in recent years in China.The centralized monitoring of TCM injection provided important evidence for analyzing the safety risk of TCM injections,recognizing adverse reactions and contraindications and perfecting the instructions.This study aimed at exploring the ethical problems on centralized monitoring.In this paper,we retrieved and screened the ethical issues of TCM injections over hospital centralized monitoring in China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI,1979-Ju1.,2016).Issues over it were put forward and addressed.It is found that the current ethical issues related to hospital centralized monitoring lacks sufficient attentions,corresponding norms and requirements.Based on the ethical issues reflected from the literatures,suggestions should be pressed ahead with the ethical review of centralized surveillance,signing of informed consents,registration of research programs,data statistics and reporting stages,for the better protection of the rights and interests of subjects and improvement of research quality.
6.Establishment of the Clinical Safety Research Registration Platform of Chinese Medicine
Dong ZHANG ; Junhua ZHANG ; Wenke ZHENG ; Zhi LIU ; Jingbo ZHAI ; Hui WANG ; Chunxiang LIU
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2016;18(12):2097-2100
The launch of the clinical trial registry is a milestone event in the field of clinical research in the 21st century that has played an important role in safeguarding the openness,transparency,ethics,data sharing and process control of clinical research.The current clinical research registry is mainly aimed at clinical trial research with lack of professional registration system for security and other real events of observational study.In order to improve the level of clinical safety research,promote transparency and process quality control,we proactively proposed and established a registration platform for clinical safety research of traditional Chinese medicine.This paper made a brief introduction hereof.
7.Contents and Key Points of Data Management During Hospital Centralized Monitoring of the Safety of Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) Injections
Zhi LIU ; Wenke ZHENG ; Junhua ZHANG ; Jingbo ZHAI ; Hongbo CAO ; Chunxiang LIU ; Hui WANG
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2016;18(12):2082-2087
According to the related requirements of safety reevaluation of TCM injections,hospital centralized monitoring of the safety of TCM injection was consecutively pressed ahead.Centralized security monitoring was a large-scale real world research involving numerous data acquisition,transmission,verification and analysis.The quality of data acquisition and data verification directly affected the authenticity and reliability of research data and results.Therefore,data management played a significant role in the safety monitoring of TCM injections.Based on the analysis of previous researches,this paper discussed the implementation content,links and the frequent problems and corresponding solutions of data management during the safety monitoring of TCM injections,combining with the experience in the implementation of projects.
8.Consideration on Hospital Related Issues for Centralized Safety Monitoring of Post-Marketing Chinese Medical Injections
Wenke ZHENG ; Junhua ZHANG ; Jingbo ZHAI ; Hui WANG ; Zhi LIU ; Chunxiang LIU ; Hongbo CAO
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2016;18(12):2101-2104
The implementation process management plays a important role for the quality of centralized safety monitoring study of post-marketing Chinese medical injections.One of the critical link is hospital.Currently,there is no principle or specification for hospital choosing,number of monitoring points,data collection responsible part and forms of data collection as well.These issues caused uneven quality,huge differences in results and questioned conclusion.Based on the previous research experience,this paper focused on discussing the link of hospital where research data may be influenced,and proposed some suggestions.
9.Quality assessment of reporting items in randomized controlled trials of Chinese herbal medicine as an adjunctive therapy for advanced non-small cell lung cancer
Hongbo ZHANG ; Jingbo ZHAI ; Lizhu SHAN
International Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2018;41(2):182-186
Objective To evaluate the reporting item quality of randomized controlled trials of Chinese herbal medicine as an adjunctive therapy for advanced non-small cell lung cancer. Methods The terms including Chinese medicine, Chinese herbal medicine, randomized controlled trials, and non-small cell lung cancer were searched in Chinese and English databases by computer systems to collect relevant literatures. Based on the CONSORT 2010 (consolidated standards of reporting trials 2010), the reporting item quality of the abstracts and main text in eligible papers was evaluated. Results Ninety-five eligible studies were identified from 692 potential eligible articles. None reported all of abstract and main text items in CONSORT 2010. Only 4.12%could be identified as the randomized trial in the title. More than 40%of reports showed the scientific background or rationale in the abstract but not in the main text. Three (3.16%) eligible reports defined the primary or secondary outcome measures. None reported complete information of subjects throughout the clinical trial process. Results A total of 95 eligible papers were collected, of which 0 papers reported complete abstracts and text entries according to the CONSORT. The titles of 4.12%papers were identified as randomized trials. More than 40%of the papers only reported the study purpose or hypothesis in the abstract. 3.16%of the papers reported primary and secondary efficacy index entries, and 0 papers reported complete information of subjects from enrollment to included data analysis sets. Conclusion There is a serious problem of items shortage in the literatures of randomized controlled clinical trials on Chinese herbal medicine as an adjunctive therapy for advanced non-small cell lung cancer. The randomized controlled clinical trials of Chinese herbal medicine as an adjunctive therapy for advanced non-small cell lung cancer should be reported based on the CONSORT to improve the quality of trials.
10.The Process Quality Control and Key Technology of Post-Marketing Clinical Safety Evaluation of Chinese Medical Injection (Draft Report for Comment)
Wenke ZHENG ; Junhua ZHANG ; Jingbo ZHAI ; Hui WANG ; Chunxiang LIU ; Jingtian REN ; Xiaoxi DU ; Baohe WANG ; Yuhong HUANG
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2016;18(12):2088-2092
At present,the various levels of safety evaluations of traditional Chinese medical (TCM) injections were in force in post-marketing clinical researches,while the process quality is guaranteed with difficulty.Therefore,it is requisite to call for technical guidance.By drawing lessons from the international experience of drug marketing safety evaluation and the related methods,we proposed the key techniques of quality control for clinical safety evaluation of TCM injections from the three aspects:preparation,implementation and summarization of researches,combining with the characteristics of TCM injections.The key techniques contained some scientific problems,ethics,publicity,data management,statistical analysis,specification report,etc.This paper comprehensively introduced the requisite technologies and methods over research quality,laying a foundation for the studies of post-marketing clinical safety evaluation of TCM injections.