1.Application of Quality Control Circle Management on Nursing of Tumor Patients' Pain
Chinese Hospital Management 2017;37(5):67-68
Through establishing QCC,the theme is confirmed,the plan is made,and the data is analyzed to explore QCC on improving the nursing unit of tumor patients'pain.(1)Visible result shows that,through the activities of QCC,the pain assessment accuracy is markedly increased from 70.48% to 90.48%.The difference is statistically significant (P<0.05).(2)Invisible result shows that QCC members mark themselves based on QCC grasp degree,team-work ability,professional knowledge,communication coordinate ability,confidence,responsibility and enthusiasm before and after QCC.
2.Perioperative nursing of 6 patients with true hermaphroditism
Modern Clinical Nursing 2015;(2):57-59
Objective To explore the perioperative nursing points of 6 patients with true hermaphroditism. Method Six patients with true hermaphroditism from September 2009 to February 2014 were treated with surgeries , with perioperative nursing performed. Result All the operations were successful without serious complications and the wounds were on primary healing. Conclusions Perioperative nursing interventions over the patients with true hermaphroditism can alleviate role conflicts and help them overcome the psychological obstacles. Postoperative nursing including careful care to the perineum incisions and artificial vaginas, and health instruction can ensures postoperative rehabilitation.
4.Comparative study on quality of care assessment for general hospitals
Guangmeng NIE ; Youqing XIN ; Xilong PAN ; Guilin ZHANG ; Qiao WANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2011;27(10):734-736
Objective Through the comparative study,we discovered the keys to medical service quality control,and identified science evidences of strengthening hospital's quality of care and enhancing its quality control in general.Methods The paper applied the KPIs for general hospitals' medical service quality in evaluating five general hospitals in 2009.Results The research found problems in each hospital respectively in their efficiency,business performance and quality.Conclusion The hospitals must pinpoint their own setbacks in quality control before their quality of care is enhance.
5.Systematic analysis of KPIs for general hospitals in China
Youqing XIN ; Guilin ZHANG ; Xilong PAN ; Guangmeng NIE ; Qiao WANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2011;27(10):731-733
Objective By systematically analyzing the past literature on medical quality evaluation and the principles of selecting indicators and establishing the evaluate system in comprehensive hospitals in China,we offered valuable references for the establishment of the indicator system for evaluating medical quality.Methods According to the requirements of systematic analysis,we searched all the literatures published in the past decades within CNKI and analyzed them in accord with the inclusive criteria.Results It established 13 items medical quality key evaluation indications including the bed utilization ratio,the average hospitalization days of patients,the yearly average rate of in-patient cares per doctor,the turnover of beds,the degree of nursing effect,the success rate in rescuing critically ill patients,the incidence of nosocomial infections,the curing and improvement rate,the accordant diagnostic rate,the eligibility of basic nursing,the satisfactory ratio of patients,the income per capita,the ratio of drug income in the total revenues,the average medical expense per inpatient.Conclusion China's general hospitals already have in place their principles of KPI selection and their indicator systerm.The methodology to screen quality indicators has also taken shape.This study earmarked 13 key performance indicators for quality of care in its analysis,yet roadblocks still remain in building China' s KPIs for quality of care.
6.Using predictive care in stage divided treatment and salvage of child persistent epileptic status
Hong YAN ; Luping PAN ; Qiao LIN ; Xuyang LI
Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine in Intensive and Critical Care 2017;24(3):323-325
Objective To discuss the application and effect of predictive care in stage divided treatment and salvage of children's persistent status of epilepsy (SE).Methods Sixty-four children with SE were admitted to the First Peoples Hospital of Wenling in Zhejiang Province from December 2014 to December 2016 as the research objects, a controlled study was adopted, in which the stage divided therapeutic method was compared with the conventional method for treatment of SE, and the children were divided into an observation group and a control group, 32 cases in each group. Foresight treatment method was used in the observation group: the first stage of treatment (early treatment or pre-hospital treatment) was intravenous injection of the first-line drugs (benzodiazepines); the second stage of treatment (progressive stage treatment or initial treatment) mainly used epileptic drugs to prevent recurrence; the third stage treatment (referred to after the first-line drug in combination with one second line antiepileptic drug treatment, the disease was still unable to be controlled) adopted the mild hypothermia therapy to reduce the SE attack amplitude and decrease recurrence; in terms of aspects of predictive nursing measures, the respiratory tract nursing, basic nursing, the prediction of complications and their nursing, etc. were implemented. The routine nursing without care about the stages was carried out in the control group. The SE control time, skin lesions, false aspiration, lung infection, tongue bite, cerebral edema, etc. the incidenceof complications were observed in two groups of children.Results The SE control time was significantly shorter in observation group than that in the control group (minutes: 18.13±3.15 vs. 25.19±2.69,P < 0.05), and the incidence of complications was obviously lower in observation group than that in the control group [6.25% (2/32) vs. 28.13% (9/32),P < 0.05]. Conclusion Using different therapy at different stages of children SE combined with predictive care can effectively shorten the SE control time, decrease the incidence of complications and elevate the therapeutic and nursing effects.
7.Study on postoperative infection rates of patients with different types of incisions and different risk indexes of operation in a tertiary hospital in Chengdu City
Lijia XIANG ; Lan ZHENG ; Fu QIAO ; Jie PAN
Chongqing Medicine 2017;46(19):2686-2688
Objective To investigate postoperative infection rates of patients with different types of incisions and different risk indexes of operation in a tertiary hospital in Chengdu City through carrying out targeted monitoring of surgical incision,in order to determine important interventions for infection control.Methods The data about operating rooms in the hospital monitored in this study was collected via the Donghua software electronic information system,and the situation of postoperative infection of incision wounds was analysed as well.Results Among the 1 331 cases of patients,the total infection rate of postoperative incisions was 0.60%.The type Ⅰ,type Ⅱ and type Ⅲl/Ⅳ incision infection rate was 0.31%,0.69% and 1.78%,respectively.The infection rate of patients whose surgical risk score was 0,1 point and ≥2 points was 0.13%,0.84% and 1.74 %,respectively.By Fisher exact test,there were statistically significant differences in postoperative infection rates among patients with different types of surgical incision and those with different surgical risk index scores(P<0.05).Conclusion The postoperative infection rates of patients with type Ⅲ/Ⅳ incision and those with surgical risk index score≥2 points are the highest.It is necessary to emphasize and strengthen the intervention on controlling postoperative infections,effectively reduce the postoperative infection rate through active monitoring,in order to improve the quality of medical hospital treatment and ensure patients'safety.
8.The distribution of Modic changes of cervical endplate in patients with cervical spondylotic myelopathy and its related factors
Pan QIAO ; Wenyuan DING ; Xiaolin ZHANG ; Wen ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2014;34(5):503-509
Objective To evaluate the distribution of Modic changes of cervical endplate in patients with cervical spondylotic myelopathy and its related factors.Methods All of 426 patients with cervical spondylotic myelopathy were examined by MRI scan and X-ray.According to the criteria of Modic changes,the distribution feature of Modic changes in cervical endplate on age,course of disease,segment and grade of intervertebral disc degeneration were retrospectively analyzed.Results Among 2556 intervertebral discs in 426 cases of patients,54 (12.7 %) patients and 69 (2.3 %) intervertebral discs were involved with Modic changes.22 (0.8%) discs in 15 (3.5%) cases were type Ⅰ; 34(1.2%) discs in 31 (7.3%) cases were type Ⅱ ; 13 (0.3%) discs in 8 (1.9%) cases were type Ⅲ.There were 0 (0) lesion in C2-3 disc,5 (0.2%) in C3-4,16 (0.6%) in C4-5,26 (1.0%) in C 19 (0.7%)in C6-7 and 3 (0.1%) in C7T1.Modic changes were distributed mainly over the age of 40 and correlated with disc degeneration,disc level,condition of cervical curve,course of disease and ages,moreover,disc degeneration played the most important role in the occurrence of Modic changes.Conclusion Modic changes of cervical endplate mainly occur in C5-6,and type Ⅱ is the most and type Ⅲ is the least.Modic changes are distributed mainly over the age of 40 and correlated with disc degeneration,disc level condition of cervical curve,course of disease and ages,moreover,disc degeneration plays an important role in the occurrence of Modic changes.
9.Clinical analysis and prognosis of stomal recurrence after laryngectomy
Jiansheng LI ; Jian MA ; Shanyu MU ; Xiujun QIAO ; Xinliang PAN
Chinese Archives of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 2006;0(04):-
OBJECTIVE To investigate the causes of stomal recurrence after laryngectomy and the possibility of surgical management.METHODS The clinical data of 13 cases of stomal recurrence were analyzed retrospectively.RESULTS In 13 cases of stomal recurrence after laryngectomy,the survival period of 9 cases treated surgically was longer than that of 4 cases untreated or palliative treatment.CONCLUSION The overall prognosis of stomal recurrence after laryngectomy is poor.A proper surgical treatment in some cases will prolong the patient's lifetime obviously and improve his quality of life.
10.Apoptosis-inducing effect of recombinant adeno-associated virus serotype 8 with TRAIL gene on human colon cancer cell line
Baoguo ZHOU ; Haiquan QIAO ; Liquan TONG ; Shangha PAN ; Xueying SUN
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1997;0(04):-
Objective To study the apoptosis-inducing effect of recombinant adeno-associated virus serotype 8 with soluble TRAIL gene on human colon cancer cell line HCT116. Method Recombinant adeno-associated virus serotype 8 with TRAIL gene was generated by triple plasmid transfection of HEK293 cells with phosphate calcium precipitation. After infected by recombinant virus, cell growth assay was carried out by counting alive cells after trypan blue exclusion. Alternations of cell morphology was examined by microscopy. Cell apoptosis was detected by DNA laddering. The protein expressions of apoptosis-3 and apoptosis-8 were detected by Western blotting. Result The growth rate of the AAV8-sTRAIL infected HCT116 cells was significantly inhibited. Recombinant virus induced apoptosis in colon tumor cells by triggering caspase cascade, but not in normal human hepatocytes. Conclusion AAV8-sTRAIL efficiently suppresses the growth of human colon cancer cell line HCT116 by inducing apoptosis, with no evident toxicity to normal cell.