1.Investigation and Analysis for Drug Use of Children in the Township Area of Fujian Province
China Pharmacy 2017;28(9):1156-1160
OBJECTIVE:To provide reference for the research and formulation of public health policies for children in the ru-ral area. METHODS:Questionnaire survey was designed to investigate the drug use of children in the township area of Fujian prov-ince using parents of children as subjects. RESULTS:Totally 986 questionnaires were sent out,and 969 were effectively received with effective rate of 98.28%.The education level of the respondents was low,that junior school education or below accounted for 54.49%;the respondents having trouble or difficulty in giving child drugs accounted for 97.85%;the frequency of choice for chil-dren who didn't cooperate with medication due to the taste or dosage was 17.91%;17.91% thought thatthere was not enough child-specific medication or varieties;17.71%didn't know the accurate dosage;when children suffer from common diseases,the majority of respondents would choose town clinics,accounting for 42.83%. Before giving the child drugs for the first time, 50.26% of respondents would read the instruction;16.49% of respondents couldn't understand the instruction;37.67% of respon-dentswould take the initiative to understand children's medication knowledge,22.19%wanted to know but did not have the channel,and 36.12%would read when had opportunity. 28.48%knew the difference of age and body mass in children's medi-cation,but 52.73%only had some understanding. 39.64% wanted to get the medication education from doctors,while 33.77%from pharmacist. Higher education held higher proportion on attention of children's medicine information,the extent of understand-ing children medication difference and the habit of reading drug instructions(P<0.001). CONCLUSIONS:Respondents in the town-ship have much trouble or difficulty in giving children drugs,children medication information is inadequate and inaccurate in pack-age inserts,there are many shortcomings in pharmaceutical care ability of township medical institutions,education and propaganda of rational drug use in children.
2.Molecular genetic analysis of genes from MNS, Duffy and Kell blood groups in the China Xinjiang Uygur population
Guoyue LIN ; Xiaolu DU ; Jinjing SHAN ; Yanan ZHANG ; Yuqiang ZHANG ; Yuanzhou ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2016;20(1):123-127
BACKGROUND:Screening of fare blood types has been successively implemented and completed in Europe, America and Japan, but there is a large gap in China. Previous studies have mainly focused on the southern Han populations, and little is reported on PCR-SSP systematic analysis of gene frequencies of rare blood groups in Xinjiang Uygur populations. OBJECTIVE:To investigate the gene frequency distribution of RBC MNS, Duffy, Kel, Dombrock, Diego, Kidd, Scianna, Colton and Lutheran blood groups from Xinjiang Uygur populations, thereby providing a strategic support for human population genetics and clinical blood deployment. METHODS:PCR-SSP method was used to make genotyping and statistical analysis in 158 Xinjiang Uygur persons from nine rare blood groups. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Gene frequencies of these nine rare blood groups were M=0.579 1, N=0.420 9, S=0.174 3, s=0.800 9, Fya=0.699 4, Fyb=0.300 6, K1=0.015 8, K2=0.984 2, Doa=0.234 2, Dob=0.765 8, Dia=0.047 4, Dib=0.952 6, JKa=0.541 2, JKb=0.452 6, Sc1=1.000, Sc2=0, Coa=0.994, Cob=0.005 9, Lua=0, Lub=1.000, Aua=0.810 2, Aub=0.189 9. Results from chi-square test showed that the observed value and expected value of genotypes were in line with the law of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (P > 0.05), and in the MNS blood group of Xinjiang Uygur population, it was rarely found that S-s- frequency was 0.025 3 in four cases and Jka-b- frequency was 0.006 3 in one case. This study demonstrates that the frequency distribution of MNS, Duffy, Dombrock and Diego blood groups in the Xinjiang Uygur population, with its own unique frequency distribution characteristics, is different from that in other ethnic populations; the gene distribution of Kel, Kidd and Colton blood groups shows either similarity or difference between the Xinjiang Uygur population and reported Tibet and Han populations; Scianna and Lutheran blood groups show a monomorphic distribution in the Xinjiang Uygur population, which is similar to that in the Tibet and Han populations. These findings provide the basic data for exploring the origin and evolution, ethnic hematology and construction of rare blood database of the Xinjiang Uygur population. Cite this article:Lin GY, Du XL, Shan JJ, Zhang YN, Zhang YQ, Zhang YZ.Molecular genetic analysis of genes from MNS, Duffy and Kel blood groups in the China Xinjiang Uygur population. Zhongguo Zuzhi Gongcheng Yanjiu. 2016;20(1):123-127.
3.Investigation and Analysis of Parents’Cognition,Attitude and Behavior on Pediatric Medication Safety in Part of Urban Area of Fujian Province
China Pharmacy 2018;29(12):1594-1599
OBJECTIVE:To provide reference for guaranteeing safety and rationality of pediatric medication. METHODS:Questionnaire survey was designed to investigate and analyze the cognition,attitude and behavior of parents on pediatric medication safety in urban area of Fujian province. RESULTS:Totally 1 405 questionnaires were sent out,and 1 326 were effectively received with effective rate of 94.38%. The education level of the respondents was high,and the respondents with college degree or above accounted for 57.92%. The total monthly income was also high,the respondents with monthly income of 4 000 yuan or above accounted for 61.61%. The correct answer rates of the respondents about pediatric medication safety was above 55%,but the lowest correct rate of 3 questions was only 13.73%,14.25% and 23.83%,respectively. The average score of cognition was (13.92 ± 2.80). The scores of low educational background,low monthly income and farmers were relatively low (P<0.01). 97.06% of the respondents had trouble or difficulty in giving children drugs;the frequency of choice for children who didn’t cooperate with medication due to the taste or dosage was 29.83%;14.58% of the respondents didn’t know the accurate dosage;12.13% lacked of pediatric medication guide. 11.37%of the respondents thought that there was no drug for child specific use or not enough child-specific varieties;when children suffered from common diseases,the majority of respondents would choose municipal level or above hospitals and community health service,accounting for 49.55% and 15.46%. 85.22% of respondents had the experience of giving drug to their children by themselves. As to medication information,10.94% of respondents hold that"wanted to know but did not have the channel"and 47.66%"would read when had opportunity". 40.05% of the respondents sometimes took the initiative to consult doctor or pharmacist about pediatric medication attention,but 19.60% of respondents took little or no initiative to that. For main sources of the respondents accessing to pediatric medication guidance,the frequency of choosing doctors was 65.53%,and that of choosing pharmacists was 20.31%. 61.09% of respondents wanted to get the medication education from doctors,while 19.76% from pharmacist. Information on pediatric medication information when the respondents visited doctors and purchased drugs were also relatively simple,and were mainly about the usage and dosage. CONCLUSIONS:At present,it is common for parents to give drug to children by themselves in Fujian province. But the cognition,attitude and behavior on medication safety of children still remain to be improved. There are shortcomings in the publicity and education of knowledge and information,and the pediatric pharmaceutical care functions of pharmacists have not been fully embodied. At the same time,the development and production of children specific drugs need to be strengthened,and the information about pediatric medication in drug instructions should be standardized and improved.
4.Study on Technological Innovation System of Pharmaceutical Industry in Fujian Province :Based on System Causal Loop Diagram and Problem Basic Model Analysis
China Pharmacy 2021;32(24):2950-2956
OBJECTIVE:To p rovide reference for improving the level of technological innovation and promoting the high-quality development of pharmaceutical industry in Fujian province. METHODS :A total of 452 people were interviewed by relevant departments of pharmaceutical industry ,industry associations ,pharmaceutical enterprises and some consumers in Fujian province. After sorting out the interview data ,based on the theory of causal loop diagram and problem basic model methods ,the key variables and problem basic models affecting the technological innovation system of pharmaceutical industry in Fujian province were investigated . The leverage solutions and suggestions were put forward. RESULTS & CONCLUSIONS:The scientific and technological innovation environment ,managers’innovative ideas ,scientific and technological innovation motivation ,enterprise profits,product’s market competitiveness ,social organizations of pharmaceutical industry ,and industrialization of scientific and technological innovation achievements in the technological innovation system of pharmaceutical industry in Fujian province were closely related to the technological improvement of pharmaceutical industry in Fujian province. There were basic modes of “the rich getting richer ”for the technological innovation system of pharmaceutical industry in Fujian province ,i.e. the investment of external resources on scientific and technological innovation of pharmaceutical enterprises was mostly concentrated in the pharmaceutical enterprises above designated size. At the same time ,due to the lack of industry-research-university interaction and the unsmooth achievement transformation channel ,some small and medium-sized pharmaceutical enterprises with the potential of scientific and technological innovation or with traditional advantages may form the problem basic model “to attend to trifles and neglect the essentials”. It is suggested that the subjects related to pharmaceutical industry should give full play to the role of various scientific and technological platforms ,strengthen the attention and support to innovative small and medium-sized pharmaceutical enterprises , create and optimize the financial service environment for scientific and technological innovation of pharmaceutical enterprises ,and support pharmaceutical enterprises with innovation power and potential to carry out technological innovation projects.
5.Comparison of oral terbinafine versus itraconazole in the treatment of tinea capitis in children
Yabin ZHOU ; Yuanyuan XIAO ; Jinjing CHAO ; Lin MA
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2023;56(5):438-440
Objective:To compare the efficacy and safety of oral terbinafine versus itraconazole in the treatment of pediatric tinea capitis.Methods:From January 2021 to December 2021, a randomized clinical trial was conducted among 53 children with tinea capitis in Beijing Children′s Hospital. These patients were randomly divided into 2 groups by using a random number table: terbinafine group treated with oral terbinafine at different doses (weight <20 kg, dose: 62.5 mg/d; weight 20 - 40 kg, dose: 125 mg/d; weight >40 kg, dose: 250 mg/d), while itraconazole group treated with oral itraconazole at doses of 3 - 5 mg·kg -1·d -1. Statistical analysis was performed using the SPSS 23.0 software, and enumeration data were compared between groups by using chi-square test or Fisher′s exact test. Results:Totally, 27 patients were treated with oral terbinafine, including 17 with tinea alba and 10 with kerion; 26 were treated with oral itraconazole, including 17 with tinea alba and 9 with kerion. After treatment, 14 (51.85%) patients were cured in the terbinafine group, including 5 with tinea alba and 9 with kerion, while 25 (96.15%) were cured in the itraconazole group, including 16 with tinea alba and 9 with kerion. The response rate was significantly higher in the itraconazole group than in the terbinafine group ( χ2 = 13.37, P < 0.001) . Conclusion:The efficacy of itraconazole was superior to that of terbinafine in the treatment of pediatric tinea alba, but their efficacy was equivalent in the treatment of pediatric kerion.