1.Synergy dilemma of healthcare alliances and trust-based countermeasures
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2017;33(8):565-568
Synergy is key to the formation of a community of interests and responsibilities for a healthcare alliance.This paper analyzed the management synergy dilemma and countermeasures of the alliance, in such terms as its model selection, function orientation and governance;its two-way referral, drug interchange and homogeneity of medical quality;its human resource two-way flow, equipment resource sharing and information platforms unification;as well as its medical insurance policy, financial subsidy and personnel system.On such basis, countermeasures were proposed based on trust.
2.An investigation of the effects of living with the elderly on nursing students' willingness engaging in aged nursing and attitude towards the elderly
Jinfeng LUO ; Yumei QI ; Jingjing YANG ; Linghui XIONG ; Xinlin YU
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2014;30(34):17-19
Objective To know the effects of living with the elderly on nursing students' willingness engaging in aged nursing and attitude towards the elderly so as to provide references for nurturing professionals for caring for the aged.Methods 231 nursing students were surveyed.The questionnaire included four parts,general information,life experience with the elderly,willingness engaging in aged nursing,attitude towards the elderly and cognition of aging.Results 45.9 percent of the nursing students were willing to engage in aged nursing.Living with elderly and relationship with the elderly affected their willingness.Conclusions Creating more opportunities for nursing students in touch with the elderly can help nursing students to have a good impression of the elderly and stimulate them to choose aged nursing.
3.B cell line epitopes prediction of human cytomegalovirus glycoprotein B
Jingjing YAN ; Xiong ZHAO ; Huiqiong YIN ; Jingang ZHANG
Military Medical Sciences 2015;(3):184-188
Objective To predict the B cell line epitopes of human cytomegalovirus glycoprotein (gB)by analyzing its structure and physicochemical properties using bioinformatics approaches .Methods Based on the sequence of the HCMV gB,the probable B cell epitopes are predicted using two online prediction programs and DNAstar software .Meanwhile,the tertiary structure of gB was constructed by homologous modeling with the assistance of SWISS -MODEL server to rule out im-possible B cell epitopes .Results and Conclusion The B cell line epitopes of gB are predicted , which provides a theoreti-cal basis for further verification of gB immunodominant epitopes and screening the source plasma with high HCMV IgG titer .
4.Multiple correspondence analysis on affecting factors of nursing students' willingness engaging in geriatric nursing
Jinfeng LUO ; Yumei QI ; Linghui XIONG ; Jingjing YANG ; Xia ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2015;31(5):327-329
Objective To know the nursing students' willingness engaging in geriatric nursing and analyze affecting factors so as to provide references for nurturing professionals for caring for the aged.Methods 231 nursing students were surveyed.The questionnaire included general information,life experience with the elderly,willingness engaging in geriatric nursing,attitude towards the elderly and cognition of aging.The investigation results underwent analysis.Results Single factor analysis showed that whether ever living with the elderly (x2=6.027),time living with the elderly and relationship with the elderly (x2=4.928) influeced the nursing students' willingness engaging in geriatric nursing.Multiple correspondence analysis indicated that nursing students living with elderly more than one year and having good relationship with the elderly had positive willingness.Conclusions Geriatric nursing curriculum should be optimized and more opportunities should be created for nursing students to be in touch with the elderly.At the same time,we must pay attention to occupation guide and moral education about how to respect and care for the elderly.
5.ANOM in the optimization for promotion appraisal of hospital head nurses
Jingjing XIONG ; Zhen HE ; Liangxing SHI ; Juntao FANG ; Tianzhi YU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2013;29(4):300-305
Promotion of outstanding people to head nurses is key to hospital nursing management.In view of the current shortcomings in the analysis of appraisal data and the interpretation of appraisal results,the analysis of means(ANOM)method is introduced to the process of hospital human resource management.The proposed method aims to solve the problem when the score differences between interviewers are great and the score differences between candidates are small.An example for head nurses' promotion appraisal in a hospital is offered to demonstrate that statistical tools can provide the decision support for hospital personnel selection.Finally,the application differences between ANOM and analysis of variance(ANOVA) in human resources appraisal are compared.
6.Analytical methods for quality control of Fructus Forsythiae and its Preparations
Yan XIONG ; Jingjing ZHU ; Zhiming WANG ; Limei LIN ; Bohou XIA
Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae 2009;(7):97-99
This paper retrospectively analyzed the quality control methods of Fructus Forsythiae, summarized the corresponding achievements and problems on its quality control. It can provide some available envidences for the quality control of Fructus Forsythiae and its preparations.
7.Isolation and purification of human haptoglobin by ion exchange chromatography
Jingjing YAN ; Xiong ZHAO ; Yuyuan MA ; Xiaowei MA ; Jingang ZHANG
Military Medical Sciences 2016;40(7):569-572,592
Objective To develop an effective process for isolating and purifying haptoglobin ( Hp) from Cohn fractionⅣby a new ion exchange chromatography and to preliminarily identify and analyze the product of each purification step . Methods The fraction was first diluted and impurities were adsorbed with Rivanol .Then, the supernatant was treated with 50%ammonium sulfate.Finally, the precipitate was redissolved , and Hp was purified further with Q Sepharose Fast Flow chromatography .Native-PAGE was used to measure the activity of the haptoglobin-bound hemoglobin , while SDS-PAGE analysis and immunoblot were used for identification of the target protein .Results After pretreatment , some of the impuri-ties were removed from the Cohn fraction Ⅳ, and the target protein was enriched .In our case, the target protein was Hp and Hp2-2 was the main phenotype in the human plasma fraction Ⅳ.Target protein band and high purity were identified by SDS-PAGE.Immunoblot analysis further proved that this method could successfully isolate the target protein Hp , and the activity of 2.8 U/ml was measured by Native-PAGE method.Conclusion Haptoglobin is successfully isolated from human Cohn fractionⅣwith this method.The purification process is simple and suitable for scale-up production with a good prospect.
8.Changes and Significance of Plasma Gastrin, Substance P and Vascoactive Intestinal Peptide among Children with Recurrent Abdominal Pain and Their Family Members
Huan WANG ; Mei LIU ; Ying ZHANG ; Lili YU ; Yaling ZHAO ; Jingjing XIONG ; Yongkun HUANG
Journal of Kunming Medical University 2013;(10):88-92
Objective To study the changes of plasma gastrin (Gas), substance P (SP) and vascoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) among children with recurrent abdominal pain and their family members,and to explore if there is the rule of the changes.Methods The fasting plasma Gas, SP and VIP were determined by radioimmunoassay method among 30 children with recurrent abdominal pain, and 45 family members including first-degree relatives and second-degree relatives as well as 35 normal healthy children and 20 normal healthy adults. Individuals were divided into five groups:children with recurrent abdominal pain (study group 1), family members with recurrent abdominal pain (study group 2), normal healthy children (control group1), family adults without recurrent abdominal pain (control group2) and normal healthy adults (control group3) . The whole family members of 7 children with recurrent abdominal pain were focused on and analysed.Results 55 of 130 volunteers were with recurrent abdominal pain including 30 children and 25 adults. There were 22 adults with and 20 adults without recurrent abdominal pain in the whole family members of 7 children with recurrent abdominal pain. The fasting plasma Gas content had no difference between study group 1 and control group1 ( <0.05), but the levels of fasting plasma SP and VIP were both in decrease and had difference between study group 1 and control group1 (<0.05) .The fasting plasma Gas,SP and VIP had no difference between study group 2 and control group 2 ( >0.05) .The levels of fasting plasma Gas content had no difference between study group 2 and control group 3 (>0.05),but the levels of fasting plasma SP and VIP were both in increase and had difference between study group 2 and control group3. The fasting plasma Gas content had no difference between country group 1 and control group3 ( <0.05),but the levels of fasting plasma SP and VIP had difference between country group 1 and control group3 ( <0.01) .The levels of fasting plasma SP and VIP had no difference between study group 1 and study group 2 ( <0.05) .The levels of fasting plasma Gas, SP and VIP content had no difference among the whole family members of 7 children with recurrent abdominal pain including 22 adult members with and 20 adult members without recurrent abdominal pain (>0.05) .Conclusions There are the same plasma Gas contents in normal children and adults.However, the plasma SP and VIP contents are higher in normal children than ones in normal adults. The plasma SP and VIP contents are lower in children with recurrent abdominal pain than ones in normal children. The plasma SP and VIP contents are higher in adults with recurrent abdominal pain than ones in normal adults. These suggested that the increases of plasma SP and VIP may have a close relationship with the pathogenesis of children and adults with recurrent abdominal pain. The contents of plasma Gas, SP and VIP were consistent in the whole family members of 7 children with recurrent abdominal pain. It suggested that the secretion of gastrointestinal hormone is disorder in the families with recurrent abdominal pain.
9.Clinical characteristics in twin premature infants
Li YANG ; Qunwen XIAO ; Jingjing XIONG ; Jiang DUAN ; Kun LIANG ; Xiangying HE
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2015;30(2):118-121
Objective To explore the clinical characteristics in twin premature infants in order to provide some guidance for clinical work in future.Methods The clinical data of 593 premature infants hospitalized in Department of Pediatrics,the Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical University were collected from June 2010 to June 2012,in terms of gestational age,birth weight and neonatal complications.A retrospective analysis was performed for the data.The premature infants were divided into 2 groups:study group of 131 twin premature infants and control group of 462 singleton premature infants.The 131 twin premature infants in study group were divided into large double group(n =64) and small double group(n =67) according to delivery time.The clinical data of premature infants in each group were statistically analyzed.Results The gestational age of study group was (34.23 ± 1.90) weeks,which in control group was (33.91 ± 1.82) weeks,and there was no significant difference between the 2 groups(t =1.689,P =0.092).The birth weight in study group [(1 921.64 ± 414.05)g] had statistically significant difference compared with control group [(2 164.98 ± 495.85) g] (t =-5.209,P =0.000).The study group of incidence of premature rupture of membranes was 16.79% (22/131 cases)and which in the control group was 32.68% (151/462 cases),and there was statistically significant difference between the 2 groups (x2 =12.472,P =0.000) ;the incidence of neonatal asphyxia of study group was 9.92% (13/131 cases) and that of the control group was 17.10% (79/462 cases),there was statistically significant difference between the 2 groups (x2 =4.010,P =0.045) ; the incidence of respiratory distress syndrome in study group was 6.87% (9/131 cases) and that in the control group was 3.03 % (14/462 cases),the difference was statistically significant between the 2 groups (x2 =4.037,P =0.045) ; the incidence of apnea in study group was 4.58% (6/131 cases) and that in the control group was 0.65% (3/462 cases),the difference was statistically significant between the 2 groups(x2 =8.085,P =0.004) ; the incidence of meconium aspiration syndrome of study group was 0 and that of the control group was 3.90% (18/462 cases),there was statistically significant difference (P =0.018) ;the incidence of neonatal hypoglycemia of study group was 27.48% (36/131 cases) and that of the control group was 16.67% (77/462 cases),the difference was statistically significant between the 2 groups (x2 =7.738,P =0.005) ;the incidence of sepsis of study group [16.79% (22/131 cases)] was significantly higher than that of the control group [8.44% (39/462 cases)],and the difference was statistically significant between the 2 groups (x2 =7.715,P =0.005) ;the incidence of extrauterine growth retardation of study group was 6.10% (8/131 cases) and that of the control group was 2.38% (11/462 cases),the difference was statistically significant between the both groups (x2 =4.568,P =0.033).In the study group,the incidence of neonatal sepsis in big double group was 29.68% (19/64 cases),and that in small double was 14.93% (10/67 cases),there was statistically significant difference between the 2 groups(x2 =4.138,P =0.042).The other complications between the big double group and small double group had no significant difference.Conclusions The incidence rates of acute respiratory distress syndrome,apnea,neonatal hypoglycemia,sepsis and extrauterine growth retardation of twin premature infants are higher than the singleton premature infants in the neonatal period.But the incidence rate of meconium aspiration syndrome is a higher in singleton premature infants.
10.Effects of intrathecal Iidocaine on propofol-induced sedation and content of lidocaine in brain tissues in rats
Hanxiang MA ; Jingjing MAO ; Xiangsheng XIONG ; Ning ZHANG ; Jianzhen WANG ; Xuexin CHEN
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 2013;(2):220-222
Objective To investigate the effects of intrathecal (IT) lidocaine on propofol-induced sedation and content of lidocaine in brain tissues in rats.Methods Twenty male Sprague-Dawley rats,aged 2-3 months,weighing 250-350 g,were equally and randomly assigned to one of four groups:control group (group C),iv lidocaine group (group IV-L),IT normal saline group (group IT-NS) and IT lidocaine group (group IT-L).Groups IT-NS and IT-L received IT normal saline 15μl and 2% lidocaine 15 μl,respectively.Group IV-L received iv 2% lidocaine 15 μl.Propofol was infused starting from 10 min after IT or iv administration.When the eyelash reflex disappeared,the infusion of propofol was stopped and the dose of propofol consumed was recorded.The rats were sacrificed in IT-L and IV-L groups and brains were removed for determination of lidocaine level in brain tissues (by RP-HPLC).Results Compared with groups C,IV-L and IT-NS,the dose of propofol consumed when the eyelash reflex disappeared was significantly decreased in group IT-L (P < 0.05).No significant difference was found in the propofol requirement when the eyelash reflex disappeared between groups C,IV-L and IT-NS and in the content of lidocaine in brain tissues between groups IV-L and IT-L (P > 0.05).Conclusion Sedation induced by lidocaine administered intrathecally is not due to a direct action of lidocaine on the brain in rats.