1.Pondering over Chinese Medical and Health System Reform
China Pharmacy 2005;0(23):-
OBJECTIVE: To discuss the goal and the measures that should be taken in the reform of Chinese medical and health system. METHODS: The changes of Chinese medical and health system were briefly reviewed and the current problems in which were analyzed, then the goals and the corresponding measures in the future medical and health system reform were put forward. RESULTS & CONCLUSION: The reform of Chinese medical and health system should in line with medical insurance reform and drug circulation system reform. The central financial expenditure system should be reformed by carrying out the principle of “common benefits” and eliminating differential treatment between city and countryside or among areas so as to implement equalization in medical and health service. The concerned departments should improve resource management system and optimize medical resources allocation. The government should strengthen the monitoring on medical and health service industry to facilitate its healthy development.
2.Clinical therapeutic effect of three-dimensional conformal radiation therapy combined with chemotherapy of paclitaxel on brain metastases from breast cancer in the elderly
Ying XIAO ; Fang FANG ; Hong CHEN ; Hongmei PANG ; Wenguang SONG ; Ruilin WANG
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2011;30(4):295-298
Objective To evaluate the efficacy and adverse reaction of three-dimensional conformal radiation therapy (3D-CRT) combined with chemotherapy of paclitaxel in treatment of brain metastases from breast cancer in the elderly.Methods The 50 patients were randomly divided into observation group (n=26,radiation combined with chemotherapy) and control group (n= 24,simple radiation).In the early stage,both groups received common two-dimesional conformal radiation therapy.The total dose (DT) of whole brain irradiation was 30-40 Gy.In the later stage,the reduced field for the local lesion of brain metastases would be altered to 3D-CRT for the post period with 2 Gy 5 times a week.DT was added from 10-24 Gy up to total DT of 50-64 Gy.The patients were given paclitaxel 65-85 mg/m2 by intravenous drip at 1st and 8th day with synchronization of 2-4 weeks,having paclitaxel chemotherapy of 2-4 circle,28 days a circle.After 2 month treatment,the efficacy and adverse effects of the two groups were observed.follow up for 2 years,the long-term efficacy and survival rate were evaluated.Results The effective rate was 76.9% in observation group and 45.8% in control group,respectively (x2 =5.120,P<0.05) and the KPS score was 80.8% and 54.2%,respectively.The quality of life was improved in observation group versus control group (x2 =4.059,P<0.05).Compared with control group,hypoleukemia was significant in observation group (P<0.05).The complications such as nausea and vomiting,hepatic dysfunction were more in observation group than in control group,but there was no statistical significance between two groups.There was statistic ally significant difference in 2-year survival rate between two groups (x2= 4.7260,P<0.05).Conclusions The 3D-CRT combined with paclitaxel chemotherapy is a prefered choice for locally advanced brain metastases from breast cancer.More side effects and adverse reaction are observed in observation group.However,all the patients could tolerate them.It is worthy of popularization and application.
3.Genetic variants in the promoter of cyclooxygenase 2 interacting with Hp infection and the risk of esophageal cancer
Zhi ZHANG ; Hongge WANG ; Wenguang SONG ; Zhaohuan YANG ; Hong CHEN ; Ruilin WANG ; Zhanzhao FU
Clinical Medicine of China 2011;27(7):751-753
Objective To evaluate the association of COX2 genetic variants with the risk of esophageal cancer and the interaction of COX2 genetic variants with Hp infection. Methods A total of 119 patients with esophageal cancer and 238 frequency-matched controls were genotyped by polymerase chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphism method. Odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals ( CI) were estimated by logistic regression. Results Case-control analysis showed an increased risk of developing esophageal cancer for 1195 GA(OR =2.69,95% CI= 1. 46-5. 14) and 1195AA ( OR = 2. 30,95% CI = 1.23-4. 89) genotype carriers,respectively, compared with non 1195 GG carriers. When stratified by Hp status, the significantly increased risk of esophageal cancer was found among Hp carrier with OR (95%CI) =2.74 (1.35-5.96) ,but not among Hp non-carriers. Conclusion Genetic polymorphism in COX2 promoter region may play an important role in esophageal cancer by Hp infection.
4.Analysis of accessibility of essential medicine in Beijing
Jinxin SHANG ; Zhigang GUO ; Qimin LIN ; Ling LI ; Changxiong CHEN ; Lan FENG ; Ruilin SONG ; Xiaodong GUAN ; Luwen SHI
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2016;9(2):52-58
Objectives:To evaluate essential medicines accessibility from the availability, drug price level and affordability perspective in Beijing. Methods:Data was collected from a sample of a Beijing social security database on diabetes in 2013 and a field research on 4 primary healthcare institutions. The essential medicine equipping rate, medium price ratio ( MPR) and poverty-inducing effect were selected as accessibility indicators. Results:Among 21 sample drugs, the nitrendipine, magnesium sulfate, sodium nitroprusside, prazosin, phentolamine and glyburide e-quipping rates are less than 15%. The 9 sample drugs MPR varied from 1. 3 to 27. 4. The hypertension, hyper-lipemia and diabete poverty-inducing rate varied from 0. 44% to 0. 70% in urban areas, and varied from 1. 17% to 1. 88% in rural areas. Conclusion:Some essential medicines in Beijing are equipped with a very low rate, but have a high price level, and the poverty-inducing population is large. We recommend strengthening the monitoring of es-sential medicines accessibility and introducing appropriate supporting policies.
5.Analysis of the preventive and therapeutic effects of Taohe Chengqi decoction on a rat model of hepatic encephalopathy
Xiaojuan LI ; Yun ZHU ; Lifu WANG ; Ning DU ; Yongqiang SUN ; Xueai SONG ; Jing JING ; Liping WANG ; Fan ZHANG ; Simiao YU ; Ruilin WANG ; Ruisheng LI
Chinese Journal of Comparative Medicine 2016;26(10):14-18
Objective To analyze the preventive and therapeutic effects of a traditional Chinese medicine Taohe Chengqi decoction on a rat models of hepatic encephalopathy ( HE) induced by thioacetamide ( TAA) .Methods The rat model of HE was established by intraperitoneal injection of TAA,and the effects of Taohe Chengqi decoction were observed by neurobehavioral changes,neurological test,blood ammonia,serum biochemical indexes,and liver and brain pathological examination.Results The rat model of hepatic encephalopathy was successfully established.Low, medium and high dose Taohe Chengqi decoction markedly improved neuro-reflexes and liver and brain pathological damages, and significantly decreased the HE staging and serum biochemical indexes, and the results of high dose group was the best, similar to that of positive drug-treatment group.Conclusions Taohe Chengqi decoction exhibits promising preventive and therapeutic effects on the rat model of TAA-induced hepatic encephalopathy, and these results provide substantial experimetal evidence for its clinical application.
6.Characteristics of health empowerment,perceived control and experiential avoidance in coronary heart disease patients with type D and non-type D personality
Ruilin ZHANG ; Qiumin ZHANG ; Lijuan WANG ; Wanpeng QI ; Yuping SONG ; Nengzhi JIANG ; Xiangjuan TIAN
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2024;30(5):570-576
Objective To investigate the differences in health empowerment,perceived control and experiential avoidance between patients with coronary heart disease(CHD)with type D personality and non-type D personality. Methods From January to October,2022,using the convenient sampling method,a questionnaire survey was conducted on 195 patients with CHD from Affiliated Hospital of Shandong Second Medical University.Assessment tools in-cluded Type D Personality Scale,Chinese Version of Patient Perception Empowerment Scale(CV-PPES),Con-trol Attitudes Scale-Revised(CAS-R)and Acceptance Action Questionnaire-Ⅱ(AAQ-Ⅱ). Results A total of 185 effective questionnaires were returned,and 68 patients with type D personality.Compared with the patients with non-type D personality,the scores of negative affectivity and social inhibition were higher(|t|>9.783,P<0.001),the total score of CV-PPES and the scores of four dimensions(information,decision,individu-al and self-management)were lower(t>5.843,P<0.001),the score of CAS-R was lower(t=2.858,P=0.005),and the score of AAQ-Ⅱ was higher(t=-9.414,P<0.001)in CHD patients with type D personality. Conclusion Compared with non-D-type patients,CHD patients with D-type personality exhibit lower levels of health empowerment and perceived control,and higher level of experiential avoidance,which may negatively impact on health behaviors.
7.Forty years of changes and thinking on China’s drug regulation
Ruilin SONG ; Xinyi LI ; Fan ZHANG ; Yangyang ZHANG ; Xiaoyu PEI
China Pharmacy 2024;35(24):2965-2971
Since the first Drug Administration Law was issued in 1984, the drug regulation of China has undergone a forty- year process. During these four decades, China’s drug regulatory system has gradually transitioned from being extensive to refined, and the concept of supervision has become increasingly scientific. This paper first outlines the historical evolution of China’s drug regulatory laws and regulations since the founding of the People’s Republic of China, with a focus on the historical origins of the revision of the Drug Administration Law during 1984-2001. It also clarifies the new challenges faced by drug regulation as the industry innovates and develops, as well as the corresponding reform of the drug review and approval system. The paper summarizes the reform achievements of drug regulation. By studying and analyzing the challenges faced by drug regulation in terms of regulatory capacity, regulatory resources, and regulatory system in the context of internationalization of the industry, the paper proposes policy suggestions such as establishing a cross-regional regulatory system, reforming the review mechanism, strengthening the construction of the review team, and enhancing transparency in regulatory practices, with the aim of promoting the high-quality development of the pharmaceutical industry.