Objective To explore the effect of extracurricular activities based on specialist nursing clinic. Methods Thirty-four undergraduate nursing students of grade 2013 in the Capital Medical University were enrolled in the study. After learning of nursing theories for senile dementia, the extracurricular activities based onspecialist nursing clinicwere carried out. Before and after the second class activities, the caring ability inventory scale and self scale-rating for self-directed learning (SRSSDL) were used to assess 34 students. Result After the activities, students' caring ability and self-directed learning ability were statistically significantly improved (P<0.01). Conclusion The extracurricular activities based onspecialist nursing cliniccan stimulate the learning interest of nursing students and improve their self-directed learning ability and humanistic care ability.

Tumor immunotherapeutics include immune checkpoint inhibitors,adoptive cellular therapy,tumor vaccines,immunomodulators,which regulate or induce anti-tumor activity by blocking immunosuppressive signals,infusing in vitro-induced anti-tumor effector cells,and enhancing the immunogenicity of tumor cells in the fight against cancer.The effect mechanisms of tumor immunotherapy is different from that of other tumor therapeutic approaches,such as surgery and chemotherapy.Therefore,in the evaluation of anti-tumor efficacy,the use of conventional imaging methods to detect the volume change of tumor lesions shows special response patterns such as"false progression"and"superprogression",which cannot timely and accurately evaluate the objective efficacy of tumor immunotherapy.This review is an attempt to focus on those challenges in evaluating immunotherapy efficacy and the latest developments of relevant evaluation criteria,and is aimed at providing reference for the scientific evaluation of tumor immunotherapy efficacy and the selection of appropriate immunotherapy strategies for tumor patients.

Background and purpose:Outcomes for cancer patients with steroid-resistant immune checkpoint inhibitor-associated myocarditis(srICIAM)are poor.Intensified immunosuppressive therapies,including tofacitinib,a novel Janus kinase(JAK)inhibitor,may have some therapeutic benefits.However,due to the lack of sufficient clinical data,the effectiveness of such treatments and their impact on cardiovascular outcomes remain unclear.This study aimed to investigate the therapeutic effect of tofacitinib on srICIAM.Methods:This retrospective case-control study included 36 malignant tumor patients who received immune checkpoint inhibitor treatment at Zhongshan Hospital affiliated to Fudan University from July 2019 to May 2022 and developed srICIAM.Patients receiving corticosteroids in combination with tofacitinib were assigned to the tofacitinib group(n=19),while those not treated with tofacitinib were allocated to the control group(n=17).The study compared clinical characteristics,laboratory findings,and imaging results between the two groups.Additionally,follow-up was conducted to monitor the incidence of cardiovascular endpoints in these patients.The research plan was approved by the Ethics Committee of Zhongshan Hospital Affiliated to Fudan University(Approval Number:B2021-275R).This study was conducted in accordance with the ethical guidelines of the Helsinki Declaration.Results:Compared to the control group,and with no significant difference in the cumulative dose and duration of corticosteroids(P＜0.05),the tofacitinib group showed a shorter myocarditis recovery time(median recovery time:86.5 days vs 126.5 days,P=0.021).The myocarditis-related mortality rate was significantly lower in the tofacitinib group than in the control group(5%vs 35%,P=0.025).Conclusion:Tofacitinib may reduce mortality and promote cardiac recovery in srICIAM patients without impeding the anti-tumor effect.It may become one of the potential treatment strategies in the future.