1.Discussion on Medical Costs Control in China from the Perspective of the Relationship among Doctors, Hospitals and Health Insurance Institutions in the United States
Maomao ZONG ; Xiaomin YOU ; Rui ZHAO ; Li YUAN ; Yue YANG
China Pharmacy 2016;27(16):2172-2176
OBJECTIVE:To provide reference for medical costs control in China. METHODS:Based on main characteristics of the United States health service system,information asymmetry,principal-agent theory and Freedman’s consumption theory were used to analyze the advantages of restrictive relationship among doctors,hospitals and health insurance institutions in control-ling medical costs and improving the quality of diagnosis and treatment. The growth rate of medical cost,the percentage of drug ex-penditure and other aspects were compared between China and the United States;the effect of restrictive relationship on medical cost control was demonstrated. RESULTS & CONCLUSIONS:In the United States,there are hierarchical medical system and two-way referral system;for-profit hospitals and non-profit hospitals are mutually complementary;different natures of health insur-ance system,different payment methods and strict“commercial bribe”monitoring system are carried out;doctors,hospitals and health insurance restrict each other. Not only there are many advantages in theory,but also in practice the growth rate of medical cost and the percentage of drug expenditure are superior to our country. Finally it controls the rapid growth of medical cost to a cer-tain extent. Combined with our national conditions,learning from the United States experience,restrictive relationship among doc-tors,hospitals and health insurance institutions is established to control the increase of medical cost in China through reducing infor-mation asymmetry and standardizing payment audit;establishing a scientific pattern of mixed payment;strengthening the indirect impact of the health insurance institutions on doctors and hospitals,etc.
2.Analysis and Development Prediction of Current Situation of TCM Human Resources
Yue XU ; Bao-Lin HONG ; Zong-You LI ; Yan-Min HU
Chinese Journal of Information on Traditional Chinese Medicine 2018;25(6):1-5
Objective To understand the current situation of TCM human resources; To forecast the number of TCM human resources in 2020; To provide data for national scientific management policy. Methods Through Statistical Yearbook of China's Health and Family Planning and Yearbook of Chinese Traditional Medicine, the national human resources data of TCM were collected and compiled from 2010 to 2015, and descriptive analysis and gray model method were used for data analysis. Results The TCM human resources continued to grow, but the growth rate of Chinese pharmacists was slow; the lack of TCM human resources in TCM health institutions; the uneven distribution of human resources in inter-provincial TCM; the number of TCM human resources in 2020 could meet the requirements of TCM 13th Five-year Plan. Conclusion The development of Chinese pharmacists should be paid attention to; the proportion of TCM pharmacists should be balanced; the proportion of TCM human resources in TCM institutions should be improved; scientific planning and the coordinated development of TCM human resources in various regions should be promoted.
3.Covert lung abscess as a cause of atrial arrhythmia: case report.
Mei LI ; De-ning LIAO ; Jia-you ZHANG ; Ren-fu YIN ; Zong-gui WU
Chinese Medical Journal 2005;118(14):1227-1229
4.Role of MR contrast-enhanced fluid-attenuated inversion recovery imaging in the diagnosis of leptomeuingeal lesions
Wei TIAN ; Zong-Fang LI ; Yan-Ming BAO ; Lian-You CHEN ; Yin MO ; Chun-Tao SUN ; Qing GU ; Jiang-Bo XU ;
Chinese Journal of Radiology 1994;0(06):-
Objective To evaluate contrast-enhanced fluid-attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) imaging in the detection of leptomeningeal lesions.Methods Seventeen patients with a variety of leptomeningeal lesions were analyzed.The MRI protocol included un-enhanced and contrast-enhanced FLAIR images and contrast-enhanced T_1WI,Comparisons between contrast-enhanced FLAIR images and T_1WI and between un-enhanced and contrast-enhanced FLAIR images were made to determine which sequence better depicted the lesions.Results Leptomeningeal lesions showed as either diffusely or locally abnormal hyper-intensity along sulci or cistern on three sequences.Comparison between contrast-enhanced FLAIR and T_1WI showed that only contrast-enhanced FLAIR revealed the abnormalities in 7,both revealed the abnormalities but the former was superior in 2 ,and both were conspicuous in 7. In 1 patient of tuberculous meningitis,diffuse abnormalities of sulci were shown only on contrast-enhanced FLAIR, abnormalities of cisterns were shown on both sequences but the former was superior.Comparison between un- enhanced and contrast-enhanced FLAIR showed that only contrast-enhanced FLAIR revealed the abnormalities in 9,both revealed the abnormalities but the former was superior in 3,and both were conspicuous in 4. In 1 patient of tuberculous meningitis,abnormalities of cisterns were shown only on contrast-enhanced FLAIR,diffuseabnormalities of sulci were shown on both sequences but the former was superior.Conclusions Contrast-enhanced FLAIR images were superior to un-enhanced FLAIR images and contrast-enhanced T_1WI in the detection of leptomeningeal lesions. Contrast-enhanced FLAIR images are helpful and should be considered when findings on un-enhanced FLAIR images and/or contrast-enhanced T,WI are inconclusive.
5.Occupational burnout analysis of border guards in the background of COVID-19
PENG Hui LI Wen yan WANG Wei YANG Lang YANG Wen hui PENG Xiao lan ZONG You jia GUO Jia bin
China Occupational Medicine 2022;49(05):563-
Objective
To analyze the occupational burnout status and its influencing factors of border guards in the prevention
( - )Methods
and control of coronavirus disease COVID 19 . A total of 1 313 border guards who participate in the prevention
and control of epidemic diseases were selected as research subjects using the random cluster sampling method. Military
Occupational Burnout Scale and Military Occupational Stress Scale were used to investigate the occupational burnout status and
Results
occupational stress in the research subjects. The median and 25th and 75th percentiles of military occupational
( , ) ( , ),
burnout and occupational stress total scores were 9.0 3.0 15.0 and 76.0 70.0 86.0 respectively. About 73.1% of the
subjects were suffered from high occupational stress. The results of multiple linear regression analysis indicated that the higher
the scores of interpersonal relationship, military special life, work pressure, unclear role and leadership ability factor in
P
occupational stress, and the lower the score of personal development, the more serious the occupational burnout (all <0.05 )
,
after excluding the influence of confounding factors; subjects with panic psychology inconvenience caused by closed
,
management fear on accountability for poor prevention and no personal hobbies had more serious occupational burnout than
( P ) Conclusion - ,
subjects without those factors all <0.05 . In the period of COVID 19 prevention the level of occupational
burnout and occupational stress of border guards were generally low. The occupational burnout was mainly affected by
occupational stress and fear of the epidemic.
6.Investigation of low glycemic index diet on blood glucose,lipid profile and body weight control in patients with type 2 diabetes
Jian-Qin SUN ; Xin-Yi ZHANG ; Min ZONG ; Yan-Qiu CHEN ; Shou-Juan SUN ; Yu-Miao WU ; Ke-Jun YANG ; Mao-Fang CHEN ; Ai-Fang CHEN ; Ying FENG ; Lixin TANG ; Zhen LI ; Li HUA ; Xiafei CHEN ; Chuanyi YOU ; Yiru PAN ;
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 2000;0(06):-
A randomized crossover study was performed to compare the effects of low glycemic index diets (LGI)and high glycemic index diets(HGI)on blood glucose,lipid profile and control of body weight in patients with type 2 diabetes.Compared with HGI group,the fasting serum insulin,Homa-IR,LDL-C and body weight significantly decreased in LGI group(P
7.Design and implementation of Traditional Chinese Medicine-Paper Influence Evaluation System
Yan ZHU ; Yang LIU ; Zong-You LI ; Hai-Yan LI ; Yi-Ming ZHANG ; Yuan-Yuan TONG
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2018;27(1):68-71
Evaluation of paper academic influence is an important component part for the scientific and technological evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine,and plays an important role in promoting the scientific and technological innovative development of traditional Chinese medicine. The Traditional Chinese Medicine-Paper Influence Evaluation System (TCM-PIES), which was thus designed according to the existing problems in scientific and technological evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine and in evaluation of papers on traditional Chinese medicine,and the characteristics of academic papers on traditional Chinese medicine by analyzing their data with information technology as its support, is applied in selection of excellent institutions and professional academic interests.
8.Distribution of micrometastatic nodules of low rectal cancer in mesorectum: a pathological study using whole-mount sections.
Zhao WANG ; Zong-guang ZHOU ; Cun WANG ; Fang-hai HAN ; You-dai CHEN ; Wen-wei YAN ; Hong-kai GAO ; Yong WANG ; Hong-guang LI
Chinese Journal of Oncology 2006;28(5):361-363
OBJECTIVETo investigate the regional spread of micrometastatic nodules in the mesorectum from low rectal cancer, and provide further pathological evidence to optimize radical resection procedure for rectal cancer.
METHODSA total of 62 patients with low rectal cancer underwent low anterior resection and total mesorectal excision (TME) was included in this study. Surgical specimens were sliced transversely and serial embedded blocks were made at 2.5 mm interval, and paraffin sections were stained with hematoxylin and eosin. The mesorectum on whole-mount sections was divided into three regions: outer region of mesorectum (ORM), middle region of mesorectum (MRM) and inner region of mesorectum (IRM). Microscopic spread were examined microscopically on the sections for the distribution in different mesorectal regions, frequency, types, involvement of lymphatic system and correlation with the primary tumor.
RESULTSMicroscopic spread of the tumor in mesorectum and ORM was observed in 38.7% (24/62) and 25.8% (16/62) of the patients, respectively. Circumferential resection margin (CRM) involved by microscopic tumor foci occurred in 6.5% (4/62) of the patients, and distal mesorectum (DMR) involvement was recorded in 6.5% (4/62) with a spread extent within 3 cm of distal border of the main lesions. Most (20/24) of the patients with microscopic spread in mesorectum were in TNM stage III.
CONCLUSIONResults of the present study support that complete excision of mesorectum without destruction of the ORM is essential for surgical management of low rectal cancer, and an optimal DMR clearance resection margin should not be less than 4 cm.
Adenocarcinoma ; pathology ; surgery ; Adult ; Aged ; Female ; Humans ; Lymph Nodes ; pathology ; Lymphatic Metastasis ; Male ; Mesentery ; pathology ; surgery ; Middle Aged ; Neoplasm Invasiveness ; Neoplasm Staging ; Neoplasm, Residual ; Neoplastic Cells, Circulating ; pathology ; Peritoneal Neoplasms ; pathology ; surgery ; Rectal Neoplasms ; pathology ; surgery ; Rectum ; surgery
9.5-Fluorouracil suppresses human hepatocellular carcinoma cell growth via promoting miR-22 expression
qing Meng SUN ; xing Yong DU ; ze Zong LI ; Lei YOU ; Hong SHU ; wen Zi LIU
Basic & Clinical Medicine 2017;37(10):1368-1372
Objective To investigate the impact of 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) on miR-22 expression in human hepato-cellular carcinoma (HCC) cell lines and to elucidate the molecular mechanism of 5-fluorouracil for HCC chemo-therapy. Methods Real-time PCR analysis was conducted to determine the expression levels of miR-22 in HCC tissue specimens and HCC cell lines. The expression of miR-22 and pri-miR-22 (primary miR-22) was evaluated in HepG2 and Huh7 cells with 5-FU treatment by using real-time PCR and we also performed Western blot analysis to detect the protein level of HDAC4 in HCC cells with the same treatment. A rescue assay was employed by using 5-FU treatment in combination with miR-22 inhibitor(Anti-22) to further investigate the correlation among 5-FU, miR-22,and HCC cell growth. Results miR-22 expression depicted a significant downregulation in HCC tissues and cell lines (P<0.01). 5-FU treatment led to an augment of miR-22 expression in HepG2 and Huh7 cells(P<0.001) and resulted in a decrease of HDAC4 protein levels, which was verified as a direct target of miR-22 in HCC cells (P<0.01). Conclusions 5-FU has suppressive effect on HCC growth which could be potentially ex-plained by miR-22-mediated HDAC4 axis.
10.5-Fluorouracil suppresses human hepatocellular carcinoma cell growth via promoting miR-22 expression
qing Meng SUN ; xing Yong DU ; ze Zong LI ; Lei YOU ; Hong SHU ; wen Zi LIU
Basic & Clinical Medicine 2017;37(10):1368-1372
Objective To investigate the impact of 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) on miR-22 expression in human hepato-cellular carcinoma (HCC) cell lines and to elucidate the molecular mechanism of 5-fluorouracil for HCC chemo-therapy. Methods Real-time PCR analysis was conducted to determine the expression levels of miR-22 in HCC tissue specimens and HCC cell lines. The expression of miR-22 and pri-miR-22 (primary miR-22) was evaluated in HepG2 and Huh7 cells with 5-FU treatment by using real-time PCR and we also performed Western blot analysis to detect the protein level of HDAC4 in HCC cells with the same treatment. A rescue assay was employed by using 5-FU treatment in combination with miR-22 inhibitor(Anti-22) to further investigate the correlation among 5-FU, miR-22,and HCC cell growth. Results miR-22 expression depicted a significant downregulation in HCC tissues and cell lines (P<0.01). 5-FU treatment led to an augment of miR-22 expression in HepG2 and Huh7 cells(P<0.001) and resulted in a decrease of HDAC4 protein levels, which was verified as a direct target of miR-22 in HCC cells (P<0.01). Conclusions 5-FU has suppressive effect on HCC growth which could be potentially ex-plained by miR-22-mediated HDAC4 axis.