1.USING WEHI CELL LINE AS A TARGET AND MTT COLORIMETRIC TECHNIQUE FOR MONOCYTES CYTOTOXIC ASSAY
Journal of Xi'an Jiaotong University(Medical Sciences) 1981;0(03):-
We used WEHI clone—13 cell line as target and MTT colorimetric technique to evaluate monocyte cytotoxicity, this method is superior to the traditional~(51) Cr release technique. It is more sensitive,more rapid and less effectors needed, as well as no isotope contamination, and it is mose suitable in clinic.
2.Three-level maternal and child health services in the concept of general healthcare
Lusheng WANG ; Zhaofang ZHU ; Ya WANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2014;30(8):602-605
The three-level prevention theory is called into play as guided by the contemporary medical model and combination of prevention and treatment,to classify the services into three levels.Services by maternal and child health care institutions are designed as Level-1,early discovery,early diagnosis and early treatment prevention as Level-2,while clinical prevention as Level-3.The paper also clarified misunderstandings and proposed the general healthcare concept for such institutions.
3.Research on the mechanism of action of the hierarchical medical system based on diseases
Lusheng WANG ; Zhaofang ZHU ; Chunxia NA
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2017;33(1):4-6
The hierarchical medical system is to match and balance the medical service demand and supply. This article probed into main problems encountered in introducing such a system, discussed the mechanism of action for the system which was based on diseases, and proposed the driver model for a disease-based hierarchical medical system.
4.Experimental Study on the Anti-tumor Mechanism of Interleukin-6
Yili WANG ; Yiping GENG ; Lusheng SI
Chinese Journal of Cancer Biotherapy 1995;0(02):-
Segregated Kunming mice bearing S180 sarcoma were used as tumor models and treated with rhIL-6. The tumor regressed in most of the treated mice (8/10) in which there was no tumor growth when rechallenged with the same tumor cells, whereas 9/10 of controls died as the tumor progressed. Morphologically, in the treated group, the mice had enlarged spleen (4 times larger than that of control group)with hyperplastic white pulp consisted predominantly of activated lymphocytes. Cytotoxicity of spleen cells from IL-6 treated group to autologous tumor cells was higher than that of control group (907 ?318: 387 ?144, P=0.003) and so did L929 cell line used as target (1145?164: 186?251).We also set in vitro experiment using human PBL and human melanoma and colon carcinoma cell lines (A375,LS174). These cells were treated with IL-6 respectively and the cytotoxicity was assayed. Although PBL stimulated with IL-6 killed the LS174 more efficiently,the higher cytotoxicity to LS174 is because of the increased sensitivty of LS174 to the effector cells .On the contrary,IL-6 showed no effect on the A 375 cell line. It is assumed that this difference might result from the discrepancy of the recognition molecules existed on the cell surface between these two cell lines.
5.Analysis of the use of essential medical services and selection of priority services
Bin CUI ; Zhaofang ZHU ; Nina WU ; Ya WANG ; Lusheng WANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2016;32(3):172-174
Objective To divide the medical services currently offered by various medical institutions into priority,extended and non-essential items.Methods The items were divided according to their actual usage at these hospitals,and such services were screened based on hospital positioning and clinical pathway of diseases.Results The selected priority services at the primary,secondary and tertiary hospitals were 255, 378 and 820 respectively.Their proportions in total medical services of these hospitals were 92.9%,95.9% and 97.4% respectively,and the proportion of their costs in total medical service costs were 57.9%,76.8% and 84.5% respectively.Conclusions The selected priority items had covered most of the services and costs,which deserve promotions at all the hospitals as it embodied the principle of benefiting the majority of the population.
6.Definition of priority/major diseases for essential medical services
Zhaofang ZHU ; Bin CUI ; Ya WANG ; Nina WU ; Lusheng WANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2016;32(3):167-171
Objective To determine the main contents and key points of the essential medical services by means of priority setting of diseases with high incidence and serious damage based on the demand of residential medical services.Methods The priority setting method is applied in this study,and the incidence,prevalence,hospitalization rates and the ratio of different types of inpatient are used as indicators to reflect medical demand and utilization.The integrated balance method is also used,and the priority diseases list is made based on the analysis from the view of disease onset,considering the service delivery,social equity and the health financing.Results Based on the data analysis made,this paper proposed that the priority diseases cover 29,66 and 103 types for primary hospitals,secondary hospitals and tertiary hospitals respectively.The main diseases so determined include hypertension,diabetes, maternal and child health,severe mental illness,infectious diseases,emergency treatment,etc.Conclusions The method and result of setting priority disease and main disease can be the basis of setting for main diseases in essential medical services.
7.Thoughts and framework on how to define essential medical services
Lusheng WANG ; Zhaofang ZHU ; Bin CUI ; Ya WANG ; Nina WU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2016;32(3):161-164
Boundaries definition plays a key role in defining the scope of essential medical coverage of the country and the governmental role positioning in medical service offerings.It is also a precondition of furthering the ongoing healthcare reform.This paper analyzed the data of health service demand,supply and financing using the priority setting and the integrated balance methods.It suggested that the definition of the essential medical services should embody Chinese characteristics and be consistent with the Party′s governing philosophy and social core values.It also should be fully considered that the administration system,the governing philosophy,the medical insurance system and the government duty in the healthcare system of China.This paper proposed a multiple-criteria defining of the essential medical services,which should focus on main healthcare issues in China,and be adapted to the current healthcare reform process.Three dimensions need to be considered in the defining,which are the demand,supply and financing of the healthcare services,along with the impact of the housing,equipment,personnel, technology,supplies,drugs and other medical service elements.This paper presented the overall framework of essential medical services in four levels,which is composed of the basic package,the core package,the priority package and the expansion package.
8.Analysis of the impact of the disease-based hierarchical medical system on the inpatients flow covered by the new rural cooperative medical system
Chunxia NA ; Guangying GAO ; Lusheng WANG ; Zhaofang ZHU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2017;33(1):7-10
Objective To understand the influence of the disease-based hierarchical medical system on inpatients flow covered by the new rural cooperative medical system ( NRCMS) , and that on the funding diversion and medical costs so incurred. Methods One county was selected from the eastern, central and western regions of China respectively, where the disease-based hierarchical medical system has been in place. Policy documents of the three counties were reviewed to analyze such changes as NRCMS inpatients flow, inpatients subsidy diversion, NRCMS fund surplus rate of the current year and medical costs per hospitalization before and after the system was in place. Results A comparison with 2014 found a 1. 26%drop of the out-of-county inpatients of county W of the western region, a 2. 00% increase of township hospitals inpatients of county D in the middle region, and the same ratio of out-of-county and in-county inpatients in county F of the eastern region in 2015. Compared with 2014, the fund surplus rate of county W increased 10. 46%, and the inpatient subsidy ratio of county D decreased 2. 51% for those in out-of-county medical institutions in 2015. Thanks for the quota payment of specific diseases under global budget in county W, the inpatient medical costs per hospitalization dropped at both county and township medical institutions. Conclusions The disease-based hierarchical medical system could optimize the NRCMS inpatients distribution among various medical institutions, conducive for establishment and operation of such a system.
9.Behavioral analysis on the care of patients with diseases categorized in the hierarchical medical system at medical institutions at county and township levels
Zhaofang ZHU ; Chunxia NA ; Bin CUI ; Lusheng WANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2017;33(1):11-14
Objective To learn the behaviorist changes of county and township hospitals in their care of the diseases categorized in the hierarchical system before and after the system was in place. Methods Descriptive statistics and correlation analysis were used to analyze the changes of the diseases categorized in the hierarchical system which were cared at both county and township levels. Results The inpatients coverage of such diseases in county W in the western region at county and township hospitals was 44. 97%and 59. 28% respectively. These data were higher than that in county F in the eastern region, which were 18. 32% and 15. 58% respectively. As discovered in the Spearmen rank correlation analysis, the inpatients growth of diseases under the hierarchical system of counties F and W in 2015 was positively correlated to the difference between the pricing for the disease in question and the average hospitalization fee for the same disease in 2014 (r=0. 462, P<0. 001;r=0. 304, P=0. 018 ). In county W where the quota payment of specific diseases was in place, the increase of the average cost per hospitalization in 2015 was positively correlated to the above mentioned difference in 2014 and 2015(r=0. 447, P<0. 001). Conclusions The coverage of such diseases should be expanded. Changes in the pricing for such diseases will influence inpatients flow, while quota payment per disease can curb the increase of costs per hospitalization.
10.Financing research on essential medical services in China
Nina WU ; Zhaofang ZHU ; Lusheng WANG ; Bin CUI
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2016;32(3):175-179
To achieve the goal of universal healthcare coverage,and the objective of the ongoing healthcare reform to establish an essential healthcare system,the study proposed a financial framework for building the essential medical service package,covering medical services offered by primary medical institutions,treatment of major diseases,and essential medical services offered by secondary and tertiary hospitals.With data over the years of the total medical expense and medical service usage as the basis,and in the principles of affordability and cost-effectiveness,the total financing quota of essential medical services is expected to reach 1 940.846-2 1 62.41 7 billion,accounting for 30.66%-34.1 6% of the total healthcare expenditure.75% of the financing load should be carried by the government and society, focusing on financing medical services offered by primary institutions and lowering out-of-pocket burden of residents.