1.Assessment of mortality risky factors in low birth weight and premature newborns, who admitted in the Intensive Care Unit of Hospital of Sick Children N02 from 2000 to 2002
Journal of Practical Medicine 2004;471(1):40-43
The study was carried out on 58 premature newborn underweight babies at the Department of Rehabilitation of Pediatric Hospital, HCM City from Jan 1999 to May 2002. The babies have been monitored from the first 12th hour after birth to the discharge day of hospital. Results showed that premature newly born underweigh babies with disturbance of oxygene metabolism and acidosis blood metabolism had got the higher fatal versus the omes who had not. The ealier correcting of these disturbances will help to improve the mortality. It should increase the early use of surfactants at the Department of neonatal rehabilitation to reduce the risks of internal membranous disorders.
Mortality
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Risk factors
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Infant, Low Birth Weight
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Premature Birth
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Infant, Premature
2.Assessment of the prognostic value of fatal risk on premature neonate underweight children admitted to the Department of resuscitation of Hospital II of Pediatrics in 2000-2002 year, using CRIB score scale
Journal of Practical Medicine 2003;469(12):59-62
The study conducted on 58 premature neonate underweight infants at the Department of Resuscitation of the Pediatric Hospital N02 from Febuary 2000 to December 2002 had showed a high mortality of 74.1%. 100% of premature neonate underweight infants under 850g at birth died. The died infant had lower weight at birth, mean arterial blood pH was lower, mean arterial blood PaCO2 was higher. CRIB score had prognostic value to predict the mortality of premature neonate underweight infants using ROC curb and the undercurb superficial zone
Aging, Premature
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Infant Equipment
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Child
3.Total serum IgE in health staff with allergic history to beta-lactam antibiotics
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2001;(11):26-29
Study to determine concentration of total serum IgE of 43 health staff with allergy with beta-lactam antibiotics, who are working at hospitals in Hanoi, and control group include 42 healthy persons without any allergic disease or allergic history. Result showed that the average concentration of total serum IgE in the group of health staffs with allergic history to beta-lactam antibiotics is high (X=1968.860 ng/ml). It is higher than 8 times comparing with the group of healthy persons (242.310 ng/ml).
Anti-Bacterial Agents
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Hypersensitivity
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serum
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Medical Staff
4.Resistance to beta-lactam antibiotics in hospital health workers
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2001;263(9):31-34
Study on 589 nurses and midwives who have been working at least 2 years at hospitals in Hanoi, they were interviewed about the time of occupational contact to antibiotics, the allergic history with beta-lactam antibiotics. All participants were done skin prick test with benzyl penicillin G and ampicillin. Total serum IgE and reaction of mastocyte transform in the subjects who had allergic history to beta-lactam antibiotic. Results showed that the allergic prevalence to beta-lactam antibiotics is very high (9.3%). The occupational factors have clearly affected to the allergy including proportion of occupation ages, family allergic history, and persons who used to suffer from the diseases of allergy and immunology have the allergic risk to beta-lactam antibiotics.
Drug Resistance
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manpower
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Anti-Bacterial Agents
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medical staff
5.Real situation of nosocomial infection control in some hospitals of Hanoi in 2004
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2005;15(4):53-59
A survey was conducted at 5 hospitals in Hanoi: Phu San, Thanh Nhan, Dong Da, Saint Paul, and Duc Giang of Hanoi Department of Health by using WHO Infection Control Audit Tool. The results showed that the average performance scores of nosocomial infection control in these hospitals was 46.4/114 (40.7%). Medical waste management achieved at 92% of total scores, SARS prevention at 86.3%, and hand washing practice at 60%. Some activities were incompletely implemented in these five hospitals, such as policies for safe antibiotics use, surveilance of antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains, and preventive measures for special areas. Nosocomial infection control policy, food safety and hygiene, and disinfection and sterilization for medical equipment were 22%, 20% and 20% total standard score, respectively.
Cross Infection
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Infection
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Hospitals
6.Some epidemiological characteristics of asthma in Hanoi pupils
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2005;15(1):57-62
A study of 1544 pupils in Hanoi urban and suburban areas showed that the prevalence of asthma was 10.42%, in which the prevalence in urban area was 12.56%, higher than that in suburban area (7.52%); the prevalence in male pupils were higher than that in female ones. 9.6% cases suffered asthma from under 1 year old. The invidual allergic history, the allergic and asthma history of the family as well as environment factors are strongly associated with the asthma prevalence.
Asthma
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Epidemiology
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Pupil
7.The overloading situation of some hospitals in Hanoi and the solutions to solve this problem
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2003;0(4):22-26
Retrospective study on the situation of over loading at Viet Duc Hospital, Saint Paul Hospital, Hanoi Gynaecology Hospital and Gia Lam District Hospital was carried out from 1999 to 2002. 400 inpatient medical records at internal medicine, surgical, gynecological, and pediatric departments; 100 specialistic medical records were studied; Patients were asked to answer Questionnaire; and officers of Hanoi Health Service and leaders of 4 hospitals were organized group discussions. Results: through 4 years all these hospitals have always been over loaded with both out patient and in patient. On average, 1 doctor has examined 25.5-33.5 patients a day. Over loading occurred frequently in some departments and in epidemic seasons. The causes might be both in hospital and out hospital leading to overloading. Authors also proposed some solutions to resolve this problem
hospitals
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Solutions
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8.The survey on inpatient's opinion in some Hanoi Hospitals
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2004;0(9):20-24
The survey carried out on 601 inpatients in some Hanoi Hospitals. The results as followed: among these patients, 90.4% were referred to inpatient department at the first time by health staff, nearly 100% had enough clothes and bedding that were provided by hospital, only 0.8% did not have daily health examination at the first time, the percentage of careful examination increased from 84.1% to 90.9%. The rate of patients who were referred to medical laboratory, radiology department and specialists by health staff increased from 85.3% to 92.3%. There was a small percentage of health staff with angry attitude (2.8%), indifferent attitude (3.2%), unhelpful attitude (1.2%)
Inpatients
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Data Collection
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Hospitals
9.Results of a survey on bronchial asthma in Hanoi urban pupils
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2004;14(2):50-54
Studied on 892 pupils at 8 primary schools and secondary schools in urban Hanoi city, among them 112 pupils were infected with bronchial asthma and the prevalence of bronchial asthma in Hanoi urban pupils was very high (12.56%). The history of personal allergy, the allergic and asthma history of family as well as environment factors were strongly associated to the bronchial asthma prevalence. It was the first priority to implement an asthma control program in school
Asthma
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pupil
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epidemiology
10.Toxicity of chitin and chitosan
Journal of Medical Research 2002;17(1):61-64
Chitin is a natural product while chitosan is synthetic product from chitin. A study on the activity of chitin and chitosan in dogs has shown that the use of intradermal chitosan at dose of 200 mg/kg killed all experimental dogs because of pulmonary hemorrhage while this dose of chitin did not kill any dogs. Until now, it was limited to use chitin and chitosan in human as a food complementary, anti obesity and scar healing.
chotosan
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chitin
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toxicity