1.Determination of jasminoidin and paeoniflorin in Chizhihuang Capsules by HPLC
Hao TANG ; Shilan FENG ; Guangtao MIN ; Xiang GAO ;
Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine 1992;0(05):-
AIM: To establish a HPLC quality control for Chizhihuang Capsules(Radix Paeoniae Rubra, Fructus Gardeniae, Radix et Rhizoma Rhei, etc.). METHODS: Shim pack C 18 column was used, and jasminoidin and paeoniflorin were determined at the same time and detection wavelength at 230nm. RESULTS: The standard curve of jasminoidin was linear in the range of 0.30~1.50?g. The average recovery and RSD were 99.58 and 1.57% ( n =5), respectively. The standard curve of paeoniflorin was linear in the range of 0.26~ 1.30?g . The average recovery and RSD were 99.11 and 1.29% ( n =5), respectively. CONCLUSIONS: This method is a convenient, reliable and accurate for the quality control of Chizhihuang Capsules.
2.Research and practice of hospital security human resource allocation
Jingyue HUANG ; Jiawen TAN ; Hui LI ; Guoliang SUN ; Lin WANG ; Shilan TANG ; Huang ZUO
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2022;38(7):505-509
A complete hospital security system is essential for the life and property safety of medical workers, patients and their families alike. The successful operation of the system depends on a reasonable staffing of the security department.From 2019, a tertiary hospital has explored and practiced the staffing management of security guards based on the actual needs of the hospital. The first job was to classify its security posts setup, and determine the staffing requirements of front-line security posts based on such indicators as scale, risk and people flow. The management range theory was called into play, to set the staffing coefficient of front-line security posts and their corresponding frontline administrators as 7∶1, and set that each management post needs one middle manager. The next job was to calculate the number of security guards per workload/post. The calculations estimated that the number of guards required for the four front-line security posts, namely, gate keeper post, public area patrol post, security and fire control post, and emergency response unit post, was 37, 46, 26 and 26 respectively. The corresponding management posts, namely, the office of the security department, the security management team, the fire management team, and the order maintenance team, required 7, 8, 5 and 5 management personnel respectively, totaling 160. Based on the calculations, the hospital optimized its staffing, and increased its total security personnel from 150 to 160, including the number of gate keeper posts were reduced by 17, and the number of emergency response unit posts was increased by 22. This optimization has effectively empowered the security department in dealing with medical disputes and emergencies, as well as identifying fire hazards, which serves a reference for the rational staffing of hospital security human resources.
3.Challenges and optimization strategies of two-way referrals within a medical consortium:a stakeholder theory analysis
Shilan TANG ; Ruomu LAN ; Xiaojuan PENG
Modern Hospital 2024;24(11):1644-1647
Objective The study analyzes the challenges in two-way referrals within a medical consortium,thereby pro-viding references for the formulation and effective implementation of corresponding policies.Methods Focusing on the"Dapeng Model"by the medical consortium,this research analyzes the issues and optimization strategies within the two-way referral process of medical association based on stakeholder theory.Results The two-way referrals under the"Dapeng Model"has facili-tated approximately 150,000 patient referrals,significantly enhancing the utilization efficiency of medical resources.However,challenges remain,including the difficulty in aligning stakeholders'interests,the inadequate service capacity of grassroots medi-cal institutions,and the resistance to changing the perceptions and attitudes of both patients and healthcare providers.Conclu-sion It is imperative to clearly define the functional roles of stakeholders in the two-way referral system within medical consorti-ums,establish standardized referrals protocols,promote continuous information-sharing mechanisms,and strengthen the guiding role of health insurance to enhance the operational efficiency within the consortiums.
4.Bibliometric and visual analysis of breastfeeding quality management using CiteSpace
Fan TANG ; Junfeng LI ; Yaling LI ; Juan PENG ; Shilan XIAO
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2022;28(32):4507-4513
Objective:To analyze the research hotspots and frontiers of English literature on breastfeeding quality management and provide reference for further research and practice of breastfeeding quality management in China.Methods:Relevant literature on breastfeeding quality management research included in the Web of Science core collection from 2000 to 2021 was retrieved and screened, and the included literature was analyzed with CiteSpace 5.8.R3.Results:A total of 641 papers were included, and the number of papers published increased rapidly since 2006. The top three countries with the most publications were the United States, Italy, and Australia. Research hotspots included breastfeeding promotion, breastmilk infection, and breastmilk quality control. Research frontiers comprised breastfeeding nutrition mechanism, breastfeeding for hospitalized neonatals, breastmilk bank, and quality management for breastmilk use process.Conclusions:The quality management of breastfeeding has drawn more and more attention. Most developed countries have established a joint management model of breastmilk bank and neonatology department, and made national policies for breastmilk bank management. China should increase research efforts and deepen research cooperation, explore the breastfeeding quality management plan that is truly suitable, and promote the standardization of breastmilk management process.
5.Study on the stability of electron FLASH radiotherapy accelerator and the performance of three monitors
Leixun TANG ; Yiwei YANG ; Shilan WANG ; Deqi CHENG ; Jirong ZHAO ; Pinjing CHENG
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2024;33(8):740-745
Objective:To measure the beam stability of the electron FLASH radiotherapy accelerator developed by the Institute of Applied Electronics of Chinese Academy of Engineering Physics and to evaluate the performance of scintillator, fast current sensor (FCT) and graphite under the electron FLASH beam.Methods:Each continuous beam exit deviation and each pulse deviation at the electron FLASH radiotherapy accelerator in the same working state were measured. The correlation among three monitors and the measured dose of the accelerator at different electron beam energy (controlled by changing the charging voltage) and different beam pulse numbers were compared, which were validated by a Monte Carlo simulation procedure.Results:At the first high pressure, the first 10 scintillators and FCT signals were relatively large, approximately 2% deviation compared with the average value of 400 pulses. Among 40 beam outflows, the deviation between each pulse was within ±5%. In the accelerator steady state, each beam outflow deviation was within ±1%. Both simulated and measured values showed that the monitor could not be used for dose monitoring at different electron beam energy. However, when the energy was the same, only the number of beam pulses was changed, and linear relationship was observed between the number of the three monitors and the dose measured by the film (all R 2 > 0.999). Conclusions:The beam deviation of each beam outflow of this electron FLASH accelerator is within ±1%. Under the stability of the accelerator beam, the scintillator, FCT and graphite can meet the dose monitoring of the target area, which can provide reference for dose monitoring for subsequent biological experiments.
6.Epidemiological characteristics of asymptomatic infection cases of COVID-19 in Guangdong province
Shilan XIE ; Jianhua HUANG ; Jun LIU ; Jun LIU ; Qisui LONG ; Xin XIE ; Yuhuang LIAO ; Lingling TANG ; Wenjia LIANG ; Haojie ZHONG ; Yan LI
Chinese Journal of Epidemiology 2020;41(9):1406-1410
Objective:To analyze the epidemiological characteristics of the cases firstly reported as "asymptomatic infection of COVID-19" in Guangdong province.Methods:The follow-up observation method was used to continuously track and observe the cases firstly reported as "asymptomatic patients with COVID-19" in Guangdong province from January 14 to March 31, 2020. The epidemiological data of the cases were collected to analyze their epidemiological characteristics, outcome and influencing factors.Results:From January 14 to March 31, 2020, a total of 325 cases were firstly reported as "asymptomatic infections of COVID-19" in Guangdong province. The epidemic curve of asymptomatic infection cases was similar to that of confirmed cases, and it had two peaks. The first peak was from January 27 to February 5, and the second peak was from March 17 to March 26. Of the 325 cases, 184 (56.6%) were subsequently converted to confirmed cases. These cases were defined as incubation period asymptomatic infection cases. The age median of the cases was 40 years, and 93.5% (172/184) of the cases showed symptoms within 3 days after the first positive nucleic acid tests were conducted, and 141 (43.4%) of the 325 cases remained asymptomatic status until they were cured and discharged. They were inapparent infection cases, accounting for 8.6% (141/1 642) of those diagnosed with COVID-19 in Guangdong province during the same period. The age median of inapparent infection cases was 27 years. The median of the interval between the first positive nucleic acid test and discharge was 14 days. Up to 90.8% (138/141) of the inapparent infection cases were discharged for centralized medical observation within 28 days. The longest interval between the first positive nucleic acid test and the last positive nucleic acid test was 73 days. The positive rate of nucleic acid test was 0.3% in close contacts of inapparent infection cases and 2.2% in close contacts of incubation period asymptomatic infection cases. There were significant differences in age distribution and source of infection between incubation period asymptomatic infection cases and inapparent infection cases ( P<0.05). Old age was the risk factor for the conversion of firstly reported asymptomatic infection cases to confirmed cases. Compared with the 0-19-year-old group, The patients aged 40-59 years and 60 years and above were more likely to become confirmed cases. The OR (95 %CI) values were 2.730 (1.380-5.402) and 5.302 (2.199-12.783), and P values were 0.004 and 0.000, respectively. People being infected in China were more likely to become confirmed cases ( OR=7.121, P=0.000). Conclusions:There were asymptomatic infection cases among patients diagnosed with COVID-19. The infectiousness of incubation period asymptomatic infection cases might be stronger than that of inapparent infection cases. The proportion of younger cases among asymptomatic infection cases was higher than that of the confirmed cases. Old age and domestic infection were the risk factors for the conversion of asymptomatic infection cases to confirmed cases, to which more attention should be paid. Further serological investigations are needed to provide a basis for the development of COVID-19 prevention and control strategies.