1.Electrocardiogram as a predictor of functional recovery after recanalization of chronic total coronary occlusions.
Wenwei YUE ; Tao WANG ; Lianhua BI ; Qianying CUI ; Ruyi JIA
Chinese Journal of Practical Internal Medicine 2002;0(08):-
Objective To determine whether the 12-lead-resting electrocardiogram(ECG) is a predictor of left vertricular(LV) recovery after successful recanalization of chronic total coronary occlusions(CTO).Methods The 12-lead-resting ECG was evaluated for Q-wave areas and parameters of QT dispersion.Impairment of regional wall motion was evaluated by real-time three-dimensional echocardiography(RT-3DE) at baseline and at follow-up.Results The wall motion score index(WMSI) was improved from 1.56?0.31 to 1.12?0.21(P0.05).Conclusion In patients with recanalization of CTO,recovery of regional wall motion is reliably predicted by analysis of the12-lead-resting ECG.
2.A qualitative study on dilemma of"Giving Care"for the disabled elderly in nursing homes from perspective of active health
Hong ZHANG ; Jun SHEN ; Qianying JIA ; Xiuli YU ; Lifang TONG ; Miao LI ; Xiaoyan LIAO ; Yangli OU ; Liyu CHEN ; Qiu CHEN ; Zhifan BAI
Chinese Journal of Nursing 2023;58(22):2761-2768
Objective This study aims to explore the formation of the dilemma of"giving care"for disabled elderly people in nursing homes from the perspective of active health.Methods Purposive sampling was used to select caregivers and disabled elderly people from a nursing home in Chongqing as research subjects from July 2022 to December 2022.One-on-one in-depth interviews were conducted and Colaizzi's 7-step thematic analysis method was employed to collect and analyze the interview data.Results 4 themes were identified:①the dominance of the"giving"care concept,including the cultural thoughts of filial piety,passive acceptance of care characteristics and consumer psychology regarding paid services;②insufficient"participation"care ability,including lack of knowledge regarding active health and a weakening of skills to promote participation;③the hindrance to"transformation"of care models,including objective limitations in terms of human resources and delays in adapting aging environments;and ④the decline in"utilization"of internal abilities,including excessive avoidance of potential risks,a heavy workload of care and poor quality of individual care.Conclusion The formation of the dilemma of"giving care"for disabled elderly people in nursing homes is affected by multiple factors such as social background,service system,supply resources,and management mode.Transforming disabled elderly individuals from a state of"passive giving care"to"active participation in their health"is an important measure to realize the concept of positive aging and healthy aging.