1.Practice and inspiration of Party-building leadership in promoting the high-quality development of Chi-nese hospital medical association
Wenping DONG ; Mengli LAN ; Ping YI ; Feng LU ; Xuhong LI ; Liuping WEI ; Jian HU ; Yong YU ; Chen LIANG ; Yongcai LEI
Modern Hospital 2025;25(8):1160-1163
The development of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)medical alliances plays a pivotal role in enhancing grassroots TCM service capabilities and meeting public demand for TCM healthcare.However,challenges persist in establishing these alliances,including insufficient Party leadership at primary TCM institutions and deficiencies in clinical services,talent de-velopment,and emergency care capacity.This study examines innovative Party building approaches in public hospitals within the new era context,analyzing practical cases of alliance development.Our findings demonstrate that integrating Party building into the governance structure of medical alliances not only strengthens Party leadership at primary TCM institutions but also significant-ly promotes TCM service development.Systematic analysis of case hospital practices reveals several key insights.Firstly,strengthening top-level design through Party committee leadership is crucial.Secondly,addressing the most pressing public healthcare concerns with genuine commitment forms the foundation.Thirdly,deep integration of Party building with core medical services represents the essential approach.Lastly,policy-responsive innovation based on consolidated achievements serves as the key driver.
2.Practice and inspiration of Party-building leadership in promoting the high-quality development of Chi-nese hospital medical association
Wenping DONG ; Mengli LAN ; Ping YI ; Feng LU ; Xuhong LI ; Liuping WEI ; Jian HU ; Yong YU ; Chen LIANG ; Yongcai LEI
Modern Hospital 2025;25(8):1160-1163
The development of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)medical alliances plays a pivotal role in enhancing grassroots TCM service capabilities and meeting public demand for TCM healthcare.However,challenges persist in establishing these alliances,including insufficient Party leadership at primary TCM institutions and deficiencies in clinical services,talent de-velopment,and emergency care capacity.This study examines innovative Party building approaches in public hospitals within the new era context,analyzing practical cases of alliance development.Our findings demonstrate that integrating Party building into the governance structure of medical alliances not only strengthens Party leadership at primary TCM institutions but also significant-ly promotes TCM service development.Systematic analysis of case hospital practices reveals several key insights.Firstly,strengthening top-level design through Party committee leadership is crucial.Secondly,addressing the most pressing public healthcare concerns with genuine commitment forms the foundation.Thirdly,deep integration of Party building with core medical services represents the essential approach.Lastly,policy-responsive innovation based on consolidated achievements serves as the key driver.
3.The role of brain natriuretic peptide in cardiac surgery
Yili MA ; Xijing ZHUANG ; Guanran LI ; Xuezhi HE ; Yongcai LIANG
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2011;34(17):24-26
Objective To investigate the influence of brain natrluretic peptide(BNP) in the prognosis of cardiac surgery.Methods Selected 115 cases of pafients with the first cardiac surgery.Their BNP concentration was measured before operation. Observed the relationship between BNP and postoperative atrial fibrillation,mechanical ventilation time,hospital stay,and the mortality of 30 d.Results Whether the patients had hypertension,diabetes,myocardial infarction history,left main stem disease and hemoglobin level or not,showed no definite relationship with BNP (P>0.05).Preoperative lower left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF)(P=0.002) and European system for cardiac operation risk evaluation [(5±3)scores](P=0.003) were associated with higher BNP level.Postoperative mechanical ventilation time was(15.0±5.4)h,hospital stay was (32±11) d,showed a clear relationship with BNP(P= 0.035,0.001),but postoperative mediastinal infection,atrial fibrillation and mortality of 30 d had no definite relationship with BNP(P>0.05).Conclusion BNP can be used to predict the risk after cardiac surgery.

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