1.Analysis on division of specialists and general practitioners in China:From the perspective of Labor Division theory
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2015;(2):8-12
The division of specialists and general practitioners is the important of the establishment of a GP system. According to the theory of labor division, the study analyzes the evolution mechanism on the division of spe-cialists and general practitioners and discusses the main factors influencing the division in China. It is found that transaction costs of general practices are not much lower than that of specialist medical care, which encourages outpa-tients to visit specialists in hospitals. Additionally, transaction costs of referral are much higher than profits. There-fore, while there is no division of specialists and general practitioners, it has been difficult to address competition between them and the quality and the efficiency of general practice care in community health centers. Moreover, the income gap does not attract medical students to work in general practices, which has worsened the quality and effi-ciency of general practices. Finally, the transaction costs of general practices have continually increased. This vicious cycle has hindered the division of specialists and general practitioners in China.
2.Development of international general practice system:Influencing factors and policy implications
Tao DAI ; Ju HUANG ; Xiaojing MA
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2015;(2):1-7
International experiences can provide evidences for general practitioners ( GPs) system building in China. The paper reviews the development of GP systems from several typical countries of different insurance sys-tems, including national health care systems, commercial medical insurance systems, and social medical insurance systems, etc. The factors that influence GPs systems are analyzed. It is found that the control force of health security system on health system, the control force of specialists on health system, the incentive mechanism of general prac-tice, and the development of general medicine influence the establishment of GPs systems. Finally, this paper pro-vide several policy implications:First, in order to meet the needs of public health, a GPs system with Chinese char-acteristics should be established;Second, the core values of general medicine should be promoted to provide public support for the establishment of a GPs system;Third, a sound incentive mechanism should be established for the de-velopment of a GPs system to improve the status of general practitioners;Fourth, the division of general practitioners and specialists should be promoted to improve the development of general medicine.
3.Investigation on the attitude towards nursing undergraduate innovative talents quality evaluation in the post audience and undergraduate nursing students
Fengling DAI ; Meihong SHI ; Mei JU
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2015;31(3):169-173
Objective We sought to investigate the attitude to the evaluation of nursing undergraduate innovative talents quality by post audience and undergraduate nursing students and to provide reference for the cultivation of innovative talents and quality standard construction.Methods Using convenient sampling method,we selected the medical staff,patients and junior undergraduate nursing students as the research object.A questionnaire survey on the nursing undergraduate innovative talents quality evaluation was carried out.Results The attitude to nursing undergraduate innovative talents quality evaluation from high to low was physicians,nurses,hospital patients and junior undergraduate nursing students.Different populations had different expectations for nursing undergraduate innovative talents.Conclusions To cultivate the nursing undergraduate innovative talents,we should not only focus on the ability of nursing scientific research and innovation,but also should be based on the moral and occupation quality.Only giving full consideration to demands and expectations of the nursing undergraduate innovative talents by all post audience,can we evaluate the talent quality more professionally,scientifically and systematically.
4.Qualitative research on cognition of nursing undergraduate innovative talents of undergraduate nurses
Fengling DAI ; Meihong SHI ; Mei JU
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2014;30(33):10-14
Objective To understand the cognition of nursing undergraduate innovative talents of college nursing graduates,provide the basis for training and evaluation of nursing undergraduate innovative talents and establishing evaluation system.Methods Using the method of qualitative research,in-depth interviews were carried out in 13 nurses who had received full-time undergraduate nursing education from a comprehensive hospital.The acquired data were collected and analyzed,and the topics were put forward.Results The demands of clinical post for undergraduate nursing talents were many-sided.The explicit achievements such as specific topic submission,articles printed,patented invention,etc.were the most intuitionistic evaluation for innovative talents.Most of the nursing students during the learning period could not understand the importance of innovation ability in nursing work,and were lack of motivation to obtain related knowledge.Many undergraduate nurses chose self-development after work simply for professional title promotion,lacking the simplicity for innovation or for solving practical problems.Conclusions For cultivation of innovative talents,school should take students as the starting point,and the different competency as orientation,perfect cultivation mode of innovative talents.The hospital should provide learning,studying abroad opportunities for nurses,construct the innovation team of department.In addition to explicit results,internal innovation consciousness and innovation spirit should also be concerned in evaluation.
5.Impact of financial subsidy on business operations at county-level public hospitals
Shunxin YANG ; Tao DAI ; Ju HUANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2016;32(4):245-248
Objective To learn the business operations of the pilot county-level public hospitals chosen for the 2014 experiment,which were subsidized at different levels in the financial subsidy mechanism reform.Methods County-level public hospitals from 109 counties were sampled as pilots from two provinces of the eastern,central and western regions of China.Descriptive analysis and correlation analysis were made to study their business operations at various subsidy levels.Results Proportional differences in the governmental financial subsidy level make a difference in the revenue and expenditure of county-level public hospitals.The higher the subsidy proportion,the lower the annual average of the total workload of the hospital(P <0.01),the less the inpatient expenditure per hospitalization(P =0.01),and the lower the drug proportion as well(P <0.01 ).Conclusions Financial subsidy plays a key role in the financial balance and business operation of such hospitals.Hence the government is proposed to guarantee its financial subsidy responsibility,to build a long-term financial subsidy mechanism.
6.Effects of various doses of Liushen Pill on microvessel density in models of esophageal cancer xenografts
Hui ZHANG ; Lizhong HUANG ; Sha TIAN ; Ju YANG ; Xinjun DAI
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;(5):766-771
BACKGROUND:Liushen Pil is a traditional Chinese herbal formula, has the effects of heat-clearing and detoxicating, eliminating stagnation, detumescence and al eviating pain. Modern pharmacology verifies that Liushen Pil has anti-inflammatory, analgesic, cardiac, anti-viral, anti-tumor effects, and has been extensively used in the treatment of various infectious diseases and malignant cancer. OBJECTIVE:To investigate the inhibitory effects of Liushen Pil on esophageal cancer xenografts, and effects on microvessel density and vascular endothelial growth factor expression. METHODS:After reproducing nude mouse models of human esophageal cancer, 48 nude mice were randomly divided into high-dose Liushen Pil group, moderate-dose Liushen Pil group, low-dose Liushen Pil group, cisplatin group, model group and blank group. According to medication regimen, drugs were given. The growth of transplanted tumor of nude mice was dynamical y observed in each group. The nude mice were sacrificed after 20 days of treatment. Neoplasm weight was taken and the tumor-suppressing rate was calculated. Immunohistochemistry was used to detect microvessel density and the expression of vascular endothelial growth factor. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:The weight of transplanted tumor was significantly lower in the high-dose Liushen Pil group, moderate-dose Liushen Pil group, low-dose Liushen Pil group, and cisplatin group than in the model group (P<0.05). Microvessel density and the expression of vascular endothelial growth factor were obviously lower in the each Liushen Pil group than in the model group, but not as apparent as that in the cisplatin group. Results suggested that Liushen Pil can inhibit the growth of the esophageal cancer xenografts. Liushen Pil can down-regulate the expression of vascular endothelial growth factor and reduce microvessel density, which is one of the tumor-inhibiting mechanism of Liushen Pil .
7.Study on division of China’s health region
Ju HUANG ; Ning ZHUANG ; Tao DAI ; Lu ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2015;(5):1-7
Objective:Development of health resources is extremely uneven in China. It is need to consider the situation of each region for China 's health regional planning, so area classification should be in progress. Methods Considering the economic, social, population and health factors, the study conducted principal component analysis and factor analysis by statistical yearbook data to calculate the composite score for each region. Then cluster analysis was conducted. Results Principal components and factor analysis were both divided the country in to six categories. Conclusions:The study divided the country into six regions, the first class area:Shanghai, Beijing;the second class area:Tianjin; the third class area: Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong; the fifth class area: Guangxi, Ningxia, Xin-jiang, Gansu, Guizhou, Yunnan, Qinghai;the sixth class area:Tibet. The rest is the forth class area.
8.The Study about Developing Medical Seven-year Program Students'Ability on Scientific Research of Clinical Oncology
Xingping ZHANG ; Xiaopin CHEN ; Xiaobo DAI ; Ju ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2006;0(12):-
The way to develop the seven-year program studnts'ability mainly includes:paying great attention to study the basic theory for developing students'comprehensive abilities;laying stress on clinical teachers'important role in training students'ability on scientific research and their participation in clinical scientific research activities in order to develop their ideology and ability of clinical oncology scientific research.
9.Study of change in activity of hepatic drug metabolism enzymes in rat model of chronic unpredictable mild stress.
Yuxin ZANG ; Bingting SUN ; Wenzhu ZHAO ; Na RONG ; Guoliang DAI ; Wenzheng JU ; Hengshan TAN
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2015;50(3):319-25
This study aimed to explore the impact of depression caused by chronic unpredictable mild stress (CUMS) on in vivo activity of six kinds of CYP450 isoforms in rats. According to 'Katz' method, the model of CUMS was established. Tolbutamide, chlorzoxazone, theophylline, midazolam, omeprazole and dextromethorphan were chosen as probe substrates of CYP2C6, CYP2E1, CYP1A2, CYP3A2, CYP2D1 and CYP2D2 of rats. Plasma concentration of six kinds of CYP450 in control group and model group were determined by LC-MS/MS and computed pharmacokinetic parameters. Consequently, metabolism of theophylline and chlorzoxazone accelerated significantly (P < 0.01), but tolbutamide, dextromethorphan, omeprazole and midazolam had no significant difference. The present study proved that depression caused by CUMS had strong induction to CYP1A2 and medium induction to CYP2E1.
10.Establishment and evaluation of animal model of depression rats with kidney-yang deficiency
Shufen HE ; Wenzheng JU ; Haobin HU ; Lijing ZHU ; Guoliang DAI ; Qian ZHANG
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 2017;33(1):140-143
Aim To establish depression rat model with kidney-yang deficiency and evaluate the related parameters.Methods A total of 24 adult SD rats were divided into control group,mod-el group and self-healing group by body weight.Model group and self-healing group were injected hydrocortisone for 21 days, meanwhile the control group was injected sodium chloride.After modeling,the related indexs detection were taken out:open-field test,sucrose preference test and forced swim test.Then the orbital blood was taken to detect 5-HT,DA and NE by LC-MS/MS.And liver,kidney,spleen,thymus,adrenal gland,testis and epididymis were taken to calculate organ index.Results Compared with the control group,model rats displayed depres-sion and kidney yang deficiency syndrome such as dry hairs, chills,back arched and so on. Correspondingly, the body weight increased slowly.Immobility in FST was significantly in-creased. Sucrose preference, horizontal scores and vertical scores was significantly decreased.Organ index decreased in liv-er,kidney,spleen,adrenal,testis and epididymis.The level of 5-HT and NE was significantly high.Compared with the model group,5-HT,NE and DA were significantly reduced,5-HT and DA were even lower than those of the control group.Conclusion Depression rat model with kidney-yang deficiency could be in-duced by continuous injection of hydrocortisone.