1.Discussion about judicial discretion in medical malpractice arbitration
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 1996;0(12):-
Results of medical malpractice arbitration are important evidence and proofs for public health departments and judicial institutions to handle properly disputes over medical accidents. Owing to the flaws that exist in the structure of medical malpractice arbitration, arbitration specialists sometimes find it difficult to accept the evidence and proofs. The author of the present paper suggests that judicial discretion be introduced in medical malpractice arbitration. When exercising judicial discretion, the specialists should comply with the following principles: (1)Review objectively the evidence and proofs provided by both the physicians and patients according to law. (2)Ensure neutral arbitration according to the ethics of arbitration. (3)Apply specialized knowledge, clinical experience and logical inference. (4)Make independent and lawful judgments and draw definite conclusions. Anyone who exercises judicial discretion should do so in the light of laws and regulations and bear corresponding legal responsibilities.
2.The trend of strict liability: reflection on current trials for medical dispute lawsuits
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 1996;0(04):-
Existing laws in China indicate that the fault liability doctrine should be applied in tort lawsuits. However, there is currently the trend in the judicial field of applying strict liability with regard to medical institutions. Strict liability, realized chiefly through the reversal of the burden of relief, stresses the protection of the victims. By citing typical cases, the authors analyze the application of strict liability in medical malpractice disputes: ①Patients have no burden of relief on whether hospitals made errors in the harms brought about. ②There are limitations to reasons for hospitals to get exempted from liabilities; they cannot use reasonable care as pleas. ③The relationship between medical actions and patients' damages is presumed. The authors hold that although the use of strict liability may improve reasonable care by medical workers, yet when mature medical liability insurances are not in place, the application of strict liability in trials adds to the liability of medical institutions and their staff and cannot lead to genuine settlement of patient-doctor disputes. judicial institutions ought to apply strict liability in strict accordance with the law and avoid making compensations for patients at the compromise of judicial justice.
3.Amputation or Salvage-the Medical and Ethical Reflection on the Children with Lower Limbs Severe Injury
Qiongshu WANG ; Yunzhang TANG ; Xianhua CAI
Chinese Medical Ethics 1995;0(04):-
We often have to choosea between amputation and salvage after severe injuries in lower limbs of children.We have established the score scale and discriminatory equation in judging the severity of low limb injury in children.Through medical ethical analysis,the author makes a conclusion that the score scale and the discriminatory equation is valuable in determining severity of lower limbs injury in children.
4.The Investigation of Dialyzeer Reuse from Ethics
Qiongshu WANG ; Yiyong LI ; Youying LIU
Chinese Medical Ethics 1994;0(06):-
There existed conflictsin dialyzer reusing among medicine, economics and law in China. The author analyzed the causes and the problems of dialyzer reusing. In China, reusing dialyzer was determined by economical reason. The conclusions were draw that the dialyzer reusing would lessen the pressure of both patients and society, but it would increase the medical risks. Reusing dialyzer consisted with the principle of medical ethics.
5.Evaluation on effect of ultrafiltration technology on endotoxin removal from recombinant MUC1-MBP fusion protein
Juan WANG ; Fei XIE ; Tanxiu CHEN ; Xiaxia SUN ; Qiongshu LI ; Guixiang TAI
Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) 2014;(3):539-542
Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of ultrafiltration technology in endotoxin removal from purified recombinant MUC1-MBP fusion protein (MUC1-MBP)and to demonstrate the effect of ultrafiltration on endotoxin removal.Methods CM Sepharose FF weak cation exchange (CM)(CM group), CM combined with Phenyl Sepharose 6 FF exchange (C6)(CM+C6 group),CM combined with ultrafiltration (CM+ultrafiltration group), and CM combined with C6 and ultrafiltration (CM+C6+ultrafiltration group)were used to purify the MUC1-MBP from E.coli. and remove endotoxin;the expression level of endotoxin was detected by Chromogenic End-point Tachypleus Amebocyte Lysate.Results There was a single band at the expected molecular weight of 62 000 by SDS-PAGE analysis.and the purity>96% by Quantity One analysis.The endotoxin levels in CM group and CM +C6 group were quite high and there was no significant difference between two groups (P>0.05 );the endotoxin level in CM+ultrafiltration group was significantly lower than that in CM group, and there was significant difference (P<0.01);the endotoxin level in CM+C6+ultrafiltration group was significantly decreased compared with CM+C6 group (P<0.01);there was no significant differences of endotoxin level between CM+ultrafiltration group and CM +C6+ultrafiltration group (P>0.05 ). Conclusion The effects of CM or CM combined with C6 on endotoxin removal are quite poor, especially C6;CM combined with ultrafiltration are quite effective on endotoxin removal,and ultrafiltration plays an important role in endotoxin removal.
6.Status analysis and management reflection of the development of pediatric young scientists
Zhen WANG ; Wei LIU ; Shuang YIN ; Yingjia XU ; Jinyu LIU ; Qiongshu ZHAO ; Jun TAI ; Yang YU
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2020;33(4):289-292
Objective:Through analysis of the development status of pediatric and the problems faced by pediatric young scientists, combined with the situation of research management, this paper puts forward some suggestions.Methods:Collect the identified problems of pediatric development, summarize the common ones and propose methodological strategies for scientific research management.Results:The development of pediatrics faces problems such as insufficient resources, unreasonable resource allocation and talents shortage.Conclusions:It is recommended to support the development of pediatric according to optimize the scientific research management model, establish a reasonable evaluation and incentive mechanism, establish a pediatric talent training model and team, improve the pediatric research level, and obtain policy support for salary, talent introduction and training, promotion of professional titles, research resources and so on.
7.Demographic difference and influencing factors of motivations between whole blood and plasmapheresis donors: a comparative study
Guanglin XIAO ; Qiongshu WEI ; Ya WANG ; Xiaojun MA ; Yong WANG ; Jing HUANG ; Shouqiang YANG ; Peizhe ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Blood Transfusion 2023;36(1):49-52
【Objective】 To explore the difference of demographics and influencing factors of motivations between whole blood donors and plasmapheresis donors, so as to provide scientific reference for effective recruitment strategy. 【Methods】 A total of 200 whole blood donors from Guangyuan Blood Center and 200 plasmapheresis donors from Jiange Plasmapheresis Station were selected in August 2021 for on-site questionnaire survey using the method of cross-sectional survey. Statistical analysis was performed by chi-square test, univariate and multivariate logistic regression. 【Results】 There were significant differences in gender, age, occupation, education level and annual family income between whole blood donors and plasmapheresis donors (P<0.05). Males accounted for a large proportion of whole blood donors(124/196, 63.3%), whereas females accounted for a large proportion of plasmapheresis donors(117/198, 59.1%). There was little difference in the number of whole blood donors in different age groups, while the age of plasmapheresis donors was concentrated in 40~59 years old (167/198, 84.3%). In terms of occupation, civil servants (including public institutions) accounted the highest proportion in whole blood donors (41/196, 20.9%), and farmers accounted the highest proportion (152/198, 76.8%) in plasmapheresis donors. The number of whole blood donors increased with the education level, and donors with college/university and above degree accounted the largest proportion (80/196, 40.8%). Plasmapheresis donors with junior middle school education and college/university and above accounted the largest and smallest proportion (49.5% vs 4.5%). The annual family income of whole blood donors ranged from 30 000 to 80 000 yuan accounted the largest proportion (109/196, 55.6%), and the annual family income of plasmapheresis donors less than 30 000 yuan accounted the largest proportion (132/198, 66.7%). 【Conclusion】 There were significant statistical differences in gender, age, education level, occupation and annual family income between whole blood and plasmapheresis donors. Therefore, targeted recruitment strategies should be formulated.
8. Exploring an proactive model for pediatric integration medical service in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region
Qiongshu ZHAO ; Di LIANG ; Jinyu LIU ; Bo ZHAO ; Bo ZHENG ; Qing WANG ; Jun TAI ; Xin NI
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2019;35(11):898-902
Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region is the " Capital Circle Area" in China, holding a strategic position and importance. The authors analyzed the medical and health service bottlenecks problems incurred by the shortage and unequal distribution of pediatric medical resources to be solved urgently. On such basis, this article introduced the experience of Beijing Children′s Hospital in a top-level design targeting at building a collaborative integrated health service system to meet children′s health requirements. The hospital created four types of proactive medical collaborative innovation, including a managed type, collaborative development type, technical support type and medical alliance type, aiming at providing a diversified Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Integration proactive medical service model. These efforts are designed to relieve the structural setback of supply and demand of pediatric medical services and better children′s health and families′ welfare.