1.Nutrition and food safety and influence factors for lower grade pupils in 2 counties in West China.
Fang ZENG ; Zhenqiu SUN ; Linyong XU ; Lina YANG ; Renhe YU ; Jing DENG ; Youzhe ZENG ; Li ZHAO ; Xiaohua ZHAO ; Qian LIN
Journal of Central South University(Medical Sciences) 2012;37(2):131-136
OBJECTIVE:
To explore the knowledge of, attitude to and practice in nutrition and food safety, the influence factors, and to provide reference for relevant health education programs.
METHODS:
A total of 510 randomly selected students from Grade 1 to 3 randomly selected were surveyed by a nutrition and food safety questionnaire in Huize of Yunnan Province and Zhen'an of Shaanxi Province. Multiple-linear regression was used to analyze the influence factors of nutrition and food safety.
RESULTS:
The correct answer rate on nutrition and food safety knowledge of the pupils from Grade 1 to 3 was 74.4%. Nutrition and food safety knowledge score was 11.16±2.51, but only 7.8% of the students correctly answered "How much water should we drink every day". Students who agreed that it is necessary to learn nutrition and food safety knowledge in school accounted for 78.6% and 73.9%, respectively. At least half of the students showed correct behaviors in 7 aspects. The students who ate beans and meat daily or regularly accounted for 28.4% and 34.9%, but only 9.2% of the students drank more than 7 cups of water daily. The multiple-linear regression showed that the major influence factors were the area, grade, status of lodge and singleton.
CONCLUSION
Education is needed for students to form better dietary habits, especially those in low grades, non-singleton, and in board schools.
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Food Safety
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Surveys and Questionnaires
2.Current Status and Reflections on the Development of Internet Traditional Chinese Medical Service under the Digital Economy
Wenyu LI ; Zhijie XU ; Zichao HE ; Xu ZHAI ; Linyong YU
Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2023;64(22):2310-2313
In the context of the digital economy, the operational relationship between traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and Internet healthcare organizations as well as related governance institutions has attracted much attention. As the market scale of the Internet healthcare has continued to grow in recent years, the quality of Internet TCM healthcare has also been improved. By analyzing the development status of Internet TCM healthcare, it is proposed that Internet TCM health service should seize the opportunities and challenges in future, promote the growth of market scale from varied aspects, enhance patient-centered care awareness, and strengthen the promotion and popularization of digital services, thereby promoting the high-quality development of Internet TCM health service in the context of the digital economy.
3.Current Situation,Existing Problems and Solving Strategies of the Assessment of Medical Ethics and Styles in the Examination of Doctors' Qualification
Hua GUO ; Yu HAN ; Kai REN ; Zhihao ZHOU ; Mingjie ZI ; Yujiao SONG ; Min ZHU ; Lili XYU ; Yi LI ; Tingting WANG ; Linyong YU
Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2024;65(12):1292-1295
This paper discussed the current education status on medical ethics and styles and the assessment condition in the examination of doctors' qualification, as well as the existing problems and potential solutions by reviewing domestic and foreign literature and summarizing the practice experience. Traditionally, medical ethics and styles have always been integrated into clinical medical practice in China. However, under the modern medical education system, it is challenged to integrate traditional education on medical ethics and styles with the rules of modern medical knowledge. By summarizing the education and assessment status of medical ethics and styles in the examination of doctors' qualification, it is found that the current examination is relatively poor in the evaluation content, and the way of evaluation is not diverse, with lack of curriculum of medical humanities. The solutions suggested are enriching relevant examination content, introducing more and comprehensive evaluation method, and establishing more medical humanities-related courses.