1.Targeted surveillance on healthcare-associated infection in patients in emergency rescue room and observation room
Yaoyao MA ; Jinping LIU ; Qi QI ; Ziqing GUO ; Menghan ZHAO ; Yiping MAO
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2025;24(10):1409-1415
Objective To explore the current situation of healthcare-associated infection(HAI)in patients in emergency rescue room and observation room,and analyze the causes.Methods Targeted surveillance was per-formed on patients in emergency rescue room and observation room of a tertiary first-class hospital in Xuzhou City from January 1 to December 31,2023 using prospective survey method.HAI,antimicrobial use,as well as invasive procedures and related infection rates were analyzed.Results The incidence of HAI in 540 patients was 0.19%(n=1),and the daily incidence of HAI was 0.54‰(1/1 841).The utilization rates of invasive ventilators,central ve-nous catheters,and indwelling urinary catheters were 6.79%(125/1 841),1.09%(20/1 841),and 2.93%(54/1 841),respectively.The incidences of ventilator-associated pneumonia,central line-associated bloodstream infec-tion,and catheter-associated urinary tract infection were 8.00‰(1/125),0(0/20),and 0(0/54),respectively.Pathogen detection rate before antimicrobial treatment was 99.22%(382/385).Conclusion The incidence of HAI in patients in emergency rescue room and observation room is low,the retention time of patients in rescue room is short,and pathogen detection of specimens before antimicrobial treatment is high.Patients in emergency rescue room and observation room are at high risk of HAI.It is necessary to carry out targeted surveillance on HAI to re-duce its incidence.
2.Intervention programs for fertility concerns in breast cancer survivors of childbearing age:a scoping review
Lijing LU ; Xie WU ; Yuejuan NI ; Wenxia HUANG ; Lijuan ZHANG ; Qian MA
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2025;41(7):545-551
Objective:To analyze the relevant studies on fertility concerns intervention programs for breast cancer survivors of childbearing age, and identify the specific content, outcome indicators and intervention effects of intervention, in order to provide reference for clinical staff to implement relevant intervention.Methods:According to the research method of scope review, the studies on the fertility concerns with breast cancer patients of childbearing age in China National Knowledge Infrastructure, WanFang, VIP, China Biomedical Literature Database, CINAHL, PubMed, Cochrane Library, Web of Science etc. were searched. The search period was from database establishment to May 9, 2024. The included literature was classified and analyzed.Results:A total of 12 articles were included, 9 were randomized controlled trials, 2 were self-controlled before and after studies, and 1 was a prospective cohort study. Fertility concerns intervention programs included group fertility counseling centered on couples, fertility support based on a multidisciplinary team collaboration model, and fertility management based on "Internet + reproductive health". The duration of intervention was usually 4 or 24 weeks. The intervention had different effects on the level of fertility concerns, psychological state and marital status.Conclusions:At present, the intervention programs for fertility concerns of breast cancer survivors of childbearing age reflect the importance, professionalism, immediacy and interactivity, but China is in the initial stage, and there are still shortcomings in multidisciplinary teams, fertility referral system, and Internet platform construction. Future research should build a breast cancer fertility intervention program suitable for our country, and promote its application through the Internet.
3.Bibliometric analysis of the current state of domestic and international research on workplace violence among nurses
Yajie YING ; Haifang WANG ; Jianzheng CAI ; Weixia YU ; Yingying ZHANG ; Zhaofang TANG
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2025;41(30):2373-2379
Objective:To compare the current situation of research on workplace violence (WPV) among nurses at home and abroad, providing directions for further research.Methods:Research on WPV among nurses published in PubMed, Web of Science, EBSCO, China national knowledge infrastructure, Wanfang, and VIP databases from January 1, 2003 to October 14, 2023 were searched and screened, using visualization software CiteSpace and VOSviewer to analyze the distribution and correlation of countries, authors, institutions and keywords of the included studies.Results:A total of 1 082 Chinese articles and 2 770 English articles were included. From 2003 to 2023, the annual publication volume of research on nurse WPV showed a continuous upward trend in both Chinese and English literature. Among domestic institutions, Harbin Medical University published the most articles ( n=25). Among international research institutions, North South University ( n=9) and University of Malaya ( n=9) led in publication output. A total of 67 core authors were identified in Chinese literature and 194 in the English literature. Analysis of high-frequency keywords showed that the research topics could be summarized as research types, occurrence mechanisms, negative effects, high-risk precursors, intervention strategies, negative effects and population differences. Chinese Nursing Research ( n=40) and Journal of Nursing Management ( n=186) published the most Chinese and English articles. Conclusions:The amount of research on workplace violence among nurses has generally increased in recent years. The mechanisms of occurrence, high-risk precursors, and intervention strategies are important research directions. It is still necessary to further deepen the research content in the future.
4.Current status of healthcare-associated infection management in 62 prima-ry medical institutions in Jiangsu Province
Menghan ZHAO ; Qi QI ; Ziqing GUO ; Jinping LIU ; Yaoyao MA ; Yiping MAO
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2025;24(4):539-544
Objective To understand the application of healthcare-associated infection(HAI)quality control indi-cators and current status of HAI management in primary medical institutions in Jiangsu Province,and provide refe-rence and basis for primary medical institutions to improve HAI management quality and for health administrative departments to formulate HAI management relevant policies.Methods Data on HAI quality control indicators co-llected by Jiangsu Provincial Primary Healthcare Professional Quality Control Center from the first batch of 62 pri-mary sentinel medical institutions in the province were analyzed.Results of on-site inspections and assessments of 20 institutions were summarized and analyzed.Results From July 2023 to May 2024,a total of 145 814 inpatients were monitored,219 patients had 220 episodes of HAI.The incidence and case incidence of HAI were both 0.15%,and the main HAI site was upper respiratory tract(40.45%).The compliance rate and correct rate of hand hygiene were 81.34%(14.29%-100%)and 87.90%(18.46%-100%),respectively.The removal rate of surface pollu-tant from environmental objects was 77.24%(20.00%-100%),and the qualified rate of cleaning of device,appli-ances,and articles was 98.76%(10.00%-100%).The monitoring data records of quality control indicators in most primary healthcare institutions during on-site inspections didn't match the monthly data reported to the Jiangsu Provincial Primary Healthcare Professional Quality Control Center.Most healthcare workers in primary healthcare institutions lacked sufficient awareness and knowledge in infection prevention and control.Multiple HAI-related safety hazards existed in key departments of most primary medical institutions.Conclusion After nearly a year of continuous monitoring on HAI,the primary sentinel medical institutions have established their own data on the inci-dence of HAI.The compliance rate and correct rate of hand hygiene,as well as the removal rate of surface pollu-tants from environmental objects are still relatively low in some medical medical institutions,and there is much room for improvement.There is still a significant gap in terms of HAI prevention and control in some primary medical in-stitutions when referring to the standards.
5.Impact of real-time feedback intervention based on ecological momentary assessment on health behaviors and quality of life in stroke patients
Yahui TONG ; Xi PAN ; Lin YAO ; Lan XU
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2025;41(31):2449-2455
Objective:To explore the effects of real-time feedback intervention based on ecological momentary assessment on health behaviors and quality of life in stroke patients, to provide new insights and evidence for secondary prevention of stroke and post-discharge rehabilitation management.Methods:This was a non synchronous controlled study. A total of 160 stroke patients admitted to the First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University from January 2022 to June 2023 were selected by convenience sampling method and sequentially assigned to a control group (80 cases) and an intervention group (80 cases) according to the admission time. The control group received routine discharge follow-ups. The intervention group wore smart wristbands and received ecological momentary assessment -based real-time feedback intervention. Health behaviors and quality of life were compared between the two groups before discharge, 3 months and 6 months after discharge.Results:Both groups of patients completed the study. In the intervention group, there were 43 cases aged ≤ 65 years and 37 cases aged>65 years, with 55 males and 25 females. In the control group, there were 42 cases aged ≤ 65 years and 38 cases aged>65 years, with 53 males and 27 females. There were no significant differences in the level of health behaviors and quality of life before discharge between the two groups (both P>0.05). At both 3 and 6 months after discharge, the total scores of the health behaviors were (92.59 ± 7.12), (92.58 ± 5.77) points in the intervention group, and (86.15 ± 14.64), (83.40 ± 8.19) points in the control group, there were significant differences between the two groups ( t=-3.54, -7.72; both P<0.01). The quality of life in the intervention group at 3 months after discharge was 0.904 ± 0.123, which was higher than the control group's 0.845 ± 0.232, and the difference was statistically significant ( t=-2.01, P<0.05). However, there was no statistically significant difference in the quality of life between the two groups at 6 months after discharge ( P>0.05). The overall compliance rate with smart wristband usage in the intervention group was 100%(80/80). Conclusions:Ecological momentary assessment-based real-time feedback intervention effectively improves health behaviors in stroke patients and enhances their quality of life in the short term, demonstrating good feasibility and acceptability.
6.Current status of healthcare-associated infection management in 62 prima-ry medical institutions in Jiangsu Province
Menghan ZHAO ; Qi QI ; Ziqing GUO ; Jinping LIU ; Yaoyao MA ; Yiping MAO
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2025;24(4):539-544
Objective To understand the application of healthcare-associated infection(HAI)quality control indi-cators and current status of HAI management in primary medical institutions in Jiangsu Province,and provide refe-rence and basis for primary medical institutions to improve HAI management quality and for health administrative departments to formulate HAI management relevant policies.Methods Data on HAI quality control indicators co-llected by Jiangsu Provincial Primary Healthcare Professional Quality Control Center from the first batch of 62 pri-mary sentinel medical institutions in the province were analyzed.Results of on-site inspections and assessments of 20 institutions were summarized and analyzed.Results From July 2023 to May 2024,a total of 145 814 inpatients were monitored,219 patients had 220 episodes of HAI.The incidence and case incidence of HAI were both 0.15%,and the main HAI site was upper respiratory tract(40.45%).The compliance rate and correct rate of hand hygiene were 81.34%(14.29%-100%)and 87.90%(18.46%-100%),respectively.The removal rate of surface pollu-tant from environmental objects was 77.24%(20.00%-100%),and the qualified rate of cleaning of device,appli-ances,and articles was 98.76%(10.00%-100%).The monitoring data records of quality control indicators in most primary healthcare institutions during on-site inspections didn't match the monthly data reported to the Jiangsu Provincial Primary Healthcare Professional Quality Control Center.Most healthcare workers in primary healthcare institutions lacked sufficient awareness and knowledge in infection prevention and control.Multiple HAI-related safety hazards existed in key departments of most primary medical institutions.Conclusion After nearly a year of continuous monitoring on HAI,the primary sentinel medical institutions have established their own data on the inci-dence of HAI.The compliance rate and correct rate of hand hygiene,as well as the removal rate of surface pollu-tants from environmental objects are still relatively low in some medical medical institutions,and there is much room for improvement.There is still a significant gap in terms of HAI prevention and control in some primary medical in-stitutions when referring to the standards.
7.The responsiveness and minimal clinically important difference of physical function assessment tools for ICU patients in early-stage rehabilitation
Mingyue LIU ; Fang FANG ; Fu YANG
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine 2025;40(1):38-45
0bjective:To explore the responsiveness and minimal clinical significance difference(MCID)of the Chinese version of the Chelsea critical care physical assessment tool(CPAx),the Perme Score intensive care unit mobil-ity score(Perme Score),and the intensive care unit(ICU)mobility scale(IMS)for patients in ICU during the early-stage rehabilitation,providing more comprehensive evidence support for clinical application of these scales.Method:It is a prospective observational study.The convenience sampling method was used to select 114 pa-tients in a ICU of a Tertiary Hospital in Shanghai from March 2021 to December 2021.Patients were as-sessed by Chinese version of CPAx,Perme Score,and IMS before the first rehabilitation treatment and within 24 hours before discharge from ICU.Likert five-scale was used to evaluate the overall changes in health sta-tus of the patients after the last rehabilitation.Responsiveness includes both internal responsiveness and exter-nal responsiveness.Internal responsiveness was determined by pair t-test,effect size(ES)and standardized re-sponse mean(SRM);external responsiveness was assessed by using Spearman correlation coefficient.MCID was calculated by integrating the estimates from the distribution-based methods and the anchor-based methods.Result:Internal responsiveness outcomes indicated that there was significant difference between the score of CPAx,Perme Score and IMS before and after rehabilitation(P<0.05),with ES of 1.03,1.09 and 1.14,and SRM of 1.75,1.52 and 1.73,respectively.The results showed that the scale had good internal responsiveness and could sensitively reflect the changes of patients'condition.External responsiveness outcoms showed that Spearman correlation coefficients of CPAx,Perme Score and IMS with global rating of change(GRC)were 0.67,0.50 and 0.30,respectively(P<0.01),indicating that apart from IMS,the other scales had good external reactivity,and could reflect the changes of patients'self-perception during the rehabilitation process.The MC-ID of CPAx scale with ES as the intermediate index is 5.66,SEM is 5.48,self-therapeutic effects is 8.73.The MCID of Perme Score with ES is 2.43,SEM is 3.64,self-therapeutic effects is 5.00.The MCID of IMS scale with ES is 1.28,SEM is 2.01,self-therapeutic effects is 2.43.Conclusion:Except for the lack of external responsiveness of IMS,the other Chinese version scales had good internal and external responsiveness in early-stage rehabilitation of ICU patients.Combined with the litera-ture review and the actual situation of using the scale in the study,the mean values of distribution method and criterion method were taken to preliminarily determine that the MCID of Chinese version of CPAx,Perme Score and IMS in ICU early rehabilitation were 6.62,3.69 and 1.90,respectively.
8.Construction and usability evaluation of knowledge graph of healthcare-associated infection prevention and control course
Jinping LIU ; Yaoyao MA ; Bing ZHANG ; Menghan ZHAO ; Ziqing GUO ; Qi QI ; Yiping MAO
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2025;24(5):666-673
Objective To construct a knowledge graph of healthcare-associated infection(HAI)prevention and control course,and evaluate its usability.Methods Based on the constructivist learning theory and the analyze-de-sign-develop-implement-evaluate(ADDIE)model,knowledge from various sources such as books,guidelines,and literature related to HAI prevention and control were integrated.The knowledge graph of HAI prevention and con-trol course were designed and constructed with the support of knowledge graph technology in Chaoxing Fanya plat-form.Thirty medical students were selected by convenience sampling method to try out the course knowledge graph.System usability scale and usage effect questionnaire were filled out to evaluate the usability of the knowledge graph.Results The knowledge graph of HAI prevention and control course contained 379 knowledge points asso-ciated with 520 test questions and 56 learning resources.After testing,the total score([70.50±12.20]points)was obtained for the usability of the knowledge graph.Among the four dimensions of the usage effect agreement ques-tionnaire,satisfaction,learning attitude,learning ability,and learning resource support accounted for 93.33%-96.67%,90.00%,93.33%-96.67%,and 83.33%-90.00%,respectively,with a high overall satisfaction rate.Conclusion The knowledge graph of HAI prevention and control course has good usability,which can realize students'personalized independent learning and improve their learning efficiency.
9.Targeted surveillance on healthcare-associated infection in patients in emergency rescue room and observation room
Yaoyao MA ; Jinping LIU ; Qi QI ; Ziqing GUO ; Menghan ZHAO ; Yiping MAO
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2025;24(10):1409-1415
Objective To explore the current situation of healthcare-associated infection(HAI)in patients in emergency rescue room and observation room,and analyze the causes.Methods Targeted surveillance was per-formed on patients in emergency rescue room and observation room of a tertiary first-class hospital in Xuzhou City from January 1 to December 31,2023 using prospective survey method.HAI,antimicrobial use,as well as invasive procedures and related infection rates were analyzed.Results The incidence of HAI in 540 patients was 0.19%(n=1),and the daily incidence of HAI was 0.54‰(1/1 841).The utilization rates of invasive ventilators,central ve-nous catheters,and indwelling urinary catheters were 6.79%(125/1 841),1.09%(20/1 841),and 2.93%(54/1 841),respectively.The incidences of ventilator-associated pneumonia,central line-associated bloodstream infec-tion,and catheter-associated urinary tract infection were 8.00‰(1/125),0(0/20),and 0(0/54),respectively.Pathogen detection rate before antimicrobial treatment was 99.22%(382/385).Conclusion The incidence of HAI in patients in emergency rescue room and observation room is low,the retention time of patients in rescue room is short,and pathogen detection of specimens before antimicrobial treatment is high.Patients in emergency rescue room and observation room are at high risk of HAI.It is necessary to carry out targeted surveillance on HAI to re-duce its incidence.
10.A Meta-analysis of Quality of Life Level and the Corresponding Influencing Factors in Infertile Patients
Yaqiong LIU ; DUOJIEPENGMAO ; Jieke LI
Chinese Journal of Health Statistics 2025;42(5):713-720,726
Objective To systematically evaluate the current status of quality of life in infertile patients and its influencing factors.Methods Computer search of PubMed,Cochrane Library,Web of Science,Embase,CBM,Knowledge Network,Wanfang,and Wipu,with a search timeframe from the establishment of the library to December 2023,and meta-analysis using CMA 3.3 software.Results A total of 33 literatures were included in the current status of quality of life,which showed that the level of quality of life was 60.841[95%CI(58.029,63.654),P<0.001]for the FertiQoL scale and 67.630[95%CI(59.541,75.718),P<0.001]for the SF-36 scale.A total of 45 papers were included in the literature on factors influencing quality of life,and the results showed that personal trait factors of young age(r=0.181,P=0.006)and history of pregnancy(r=0.258,P<0.001)were lowly positively correlated with quality of life,and that long years of infertility(r=-0.267,P<0.001),a history of treatment failure(r=-0.292,P<0.001),and long duration of treatment(r=-0.213,P<0.001)had a low negative association with quality of life.Behavioural factors such as anxiety(r=-0.547,P<0.001),depression(r=-0.556,P<0.001),and stigma(r=-0.530,P<0.001)were highly negatively correlated with the quality of life;high fertility stress(r=-0.333,P=0.010)was moderately negatively correlated with the quality of life;and good psychological resilience(r=0.383,P<0.001)and high self-esteem(r=0.343,P=0.001)were moderately positively associated with quality of life.Interpersonal network factors of good relationship with husband(r=0.337,P<0.001)were moderately positively correlated with quality of life,and having a reproductive history(r=0.124,P<0.001)was lowly positively correlated with quality of life.Good occupation(r=0.149,P=0.002)was low positively associated with quality of life among the factors of work and living conditions;high annual household income(r=0.307,P<0.001)was moderately positively associated with quality of life.Having health insurance in the policy environment(r=0.131,P<0.001)was low positively associated with quality of life.Conclusion The level of quality of life of infertile patients is impaired to some extent and there are many influencing factors,so healthcare professionals should comprehensively assess the quality of life of patients and adopt targeted and personalised interventions to improve the quality of life of patients.

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