1.Factors affecting the participation rates in epidemiologic surveys
Runze DENG ; Wei JIAO ; Lihong MU ; Ke CHEN ; Ge LI ; Wei HUANG ; Ruoxi WANG ; Siran TAN
Chinese Journal of Epidemiology 2017;38(10):1431-1435
Objective The aim of this study was to investigate the response in health-related epidemiological investigation among Chinese population aged 15 and over.We analyzed the specific causes of non-response,and explored the effective ways to improve the response rate,so as to provide reference for future epidemiological studies of this kind.Methods Two modes of studies regarding the prevalence of important cardiovascular diseases were used in Chongqing,during the 12th Five-Year Plan period in oder to find out the cause related to non-response.Intervention programs were carried out to evaluate the effects.Results When using the concentrated mode (CM),the completion rate to the questionnaires was only 20.00% in the pre-investigation,with the response rate as 13.48%.In the deconcentrated mode (DM),the completion rate was 31.16%,with the response rate as 25.19%.After a series of incentives provided to both the respondents and the project-related core staff in the two modes,response rates of the two modes increased to the expected 60%.Conclusions CM appeared having advantages on quality control,but was more time consuming,with higher cost,and without effective follow-up measures to improve the response rate.However,DM had the advantages on controlling the cost and could increase the response rate through making advanced appointment with the households but quality control remained difficult.Two key points should be strengthened to improve the response rates,which including:Precisely finding out the research objects and providing incentives to the respondents to attract their interests of participating in the investigation.
2.The Tertiary Hospital's Medical Materials Supply in the Prevention of Public Health Emergencies.
Xianli MA ; Jun LU ; Hui ZHONG ; Dingsheng CHENG ; Wenjun GE ; Jing YU ; Lixing CHEN ; Guoli QIU ; Min LIU ; Runze WEI
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2022;46(4):469-472
OBJECTIVE:
To ensure the supply of prevention materials in the tertiary public hospitals in prefecturelevel cities, and to make the process of allocating prevention materials more scientific and reasonable.
METHODS:
Open the green passage, simplify the procurement process, carry out emergency procurement of related materials, ensure timely delivery of prevention materials, distribute them at different levels, and strengthen the warehouse management of prevention materials.
RESULTS:
The scheme of emergancy supplies was constantly improved, and the supply of prevention materials was completed with good quality.
CONCLUSIONS
Using scientific and efficient management methods, the supply of prevention materials in medical institutions has been guaranteed, which has experience and reference significance for the prevention and control of similar public health emergencies in the future.
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3.Recent advance in endovascular treatment of vertebrobasilar dolichoectasia
Runze GE ; Xin FENG ; Xifeng LI ; Xin ZHANG ; Shixing SU ; Chi HUANG ; Jiwan HUANG ; Chuanzhi DUAN
Chinese Journal of Neuromedicine 2024;23(2):197-201
Vertebrobasilar dolichoectasia is a rare and challenging disorder. Vertebrobasilar dolichoectasia is closely related to enzyme action and hemodynamic changes, and is characterized by ischemic stroke, neurological compression symptoms, hydrocephalus, and other clinical symptoms. With development of interventional techniques and materials in recent years, endovascular treatment of vertebrobasilar dolichoectasia has become the focus. This article summarizes the current endovascular treatment of vertebrobasilar dolichoectasia, aiming to provide references for clinicians.