1.Construction and application of the management system for guidelines, consensuses and standards in a clinical research center
Daiping LI ; Zhongli YANG ; Qiukui HAO ; Jirong YUE ; Li CAO ; Birong DONG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2025;41(5):390-397
Guidelines, consensuses and standards play a significant role in guiding clinical diagnosis and treatment practices, optimizing the allocation of medical resources and reducing medical costs. To fully leverage the pivotal role of the National Clinical Research Center as a bridge between research evidence, recommendations of guidelines, consensuses and standards, and clinical practice, it is particularly urgent to construct a set of appropriate and efficient management system for guidelines, consensuses and standards. The National Clinical Research Center for Geriatric of West China Hospital, Sichuan University (hereinafter referred to as the center) has set the overall goal of " transparency, standardization, coordination, linkage and innovation leadership" and three phased goals of " achieving scientific, transparent and applicable management" " improving the multi-level, multi-subject coordination and linkage mechanism" and " promoting the homogenization of diagnosis and treatment services, process guarantee and standardized management" to explore the establishment of a management system for guidelines, consensuses and standards. Under this framework, the center has established the management committee and office for guidelines, consensuses and standards; build a dual-channel funding support model of " out-of-hospital+ in-hospital", established differentiated implementation models and formulated standardized processes; respectively formed clinical expert groups, methodology expert groups and evidence synthesis working groups, and carried out personnel training; and constructed a support platform for formulation, evaluation and promotion. As of October 2024, relying on the established management system for guidelines, consensuses and standards, the center has achieved a series of results in three aspects: formulating international evidence-based clinical practice guidelines, establishing a system of guidelines, consensuses and standards for geriatric disability, and building a standard system for medical and nursing integration, which has strongly supported clinical practice and the improvement of people′s livelihood by the government, and preliminarily completed the construction goals of the first phase, and can provide references for medical institutions committed to building a management system for guidelines, consensuses and standards.
2.Relationship between different subtypes of MDSC and tumor burden and predictive value of therapeutic effect in chronic myeloid leukemia patients
Zhongli HU ; Yanli YANG ; Jiajia LI ; Shaojun PAN
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2025;41(7):1566-1573
Objective:To investigate expression levels of various myeloid suppressor cells(MDSCs)in bone marrow of patients with chronic myeloid leukemia(CML),and the difference and correlation of expression levels of BCR-ABL fusion gene and WT1 in CML patients at different stages,and explore its clinical significance.To analyze and compare the distribution differences of various MDSCs in CML with different remission depths after treatment.Methods:Proportions of various MDSCs in 58 CML patients were de-tected by flow cytometry.Relative expressions of WT1 and BCR-ABL were detected by RQ-PCR.Iron deficiency anemia patients were served as control group,differences of the distribution of MDSCs in CML patients with different BCR-ABL expression,different WT1 expression,different CD34+cell numbers and different disease course,and expressions of various types of MDSC at 3,6,12 and 24 months after treatment in patients with chronic phase of CML were analyzed.At the same time,changes of cellular immune status in CML patients at different stages were detected,and correlations between the changes of lymphocyte subsets and MDSCs were compared.Results:Proportions of G-MDSC and e-MDSC in chronic phase of CML were significantly higher than that in normal control group(P<0.05).Proportions of G-MDSC and e-MDSC in CML patients in accelerated phase and blast crisis phase were significantly higher than that in CML patients in chronic phase(P<0.05).However,the difference in proportion of M-MDSC between accelerated phase of CML and chronic phase of CML had no statistical significance.Proportion of G-MDSC in CML patients was positively correlated with values of BCR-ABL,WT1 genes and proportion of CD34+cells(r=0.558 7,0.530 7,0.598 1),proportion of M-MDSC was positively correlated with values of BCR-ABL,WT1 genes and proportion of CD34+cells(r=0.132 1,0.144 6,0.157 8).Proportion of e-MDSC was positively correlated with values of BCR-ABL,WT1 genes and proportion of CD34+cells(r=0.604 3,0.620 7,0.625 9).G-MDSC was significantly lower in the best response group than that in warning/failure group at all stages of treatment.e-MDSC was differential in the best response and warning/failure groups at only 3 months of treatment.M-MDSC was not statistically significant in the best response and warning/failure groups at all stages of treatment.And only G-MDSC cell ratio was positively correlated with its BCR-ABL ratio(r=0.798 1).Per-centage of T lymphocyte in CML blast crisis phase was significantly lower than that in accelerated and chronic phases,while percentage of NK cells was higher.Only the proportion of G-MDSC was negatively correlated with the proportion of T lymphocyte(r=-0.815 2).Conclusion:Various MDSCs are positively correlated with BCR-ABL,WT1 gene and CD34+cells,and positively correlated with the tumor burden of CML patients,while the correlation of M-MDSC is weaker than that of G-MDSC and e-MDSC.With the remission of CML,G-MDSC decreases,while M-MDSC does not change.e-MDSC only shows differences in the early 3-month of treatment.Change of G-MDSC ratio may predict the effect of CML treatment.MDSCs can inhibit the proliferation of T lymphocyte,and inhibitory effect of G-MDSC is stronger than that of M-MDSC and e-MDSC.
3.Cancer death and potential years of life lost among residents in Shandong Juxian city in 2023
Falong LI ; Xiangkai MENG ; Zhongli WANG ; Jing QIN ; Siyu WANG ; Yufeng LI ; Di LIU
Modern Hospital 2025;25(6):965-968
Objective To analyze the mortality characteristics and impact on life expectancy of the major malignant tumors among Juxian residents in 2023.Methods Collect the full cause of death registration data and population data for resi-dents of Juxian in 2023.The mortality,cause eliminated life expectancy,PYLL and other indicators of major malignant tumors were calculated.Results In 2023,the death rate of malignant tumors among registered residence residents in Juxian County ranked second in the total causes of death,with a crude mortality rate of 159.80/100 000 and a standardized mortality rate of 133.75/100 000.The mortality rate of malignant tumors in men was higher than that in women.The mortality rate of malignant tumors increases with age(P<0.001).The top 5 deaths from malignant tumors are lung cancer,gastric cancer,liver cancer,colorectal cancer,and esophageal cancer.The life expectancy of residents in Juxian County in 2023 is 80.61 years,with an in-crease of 3.71 years after malignant tumor removal;The top 5 malignant tumors with increased life expectancy after removing ma-jor malignant tumors are lung cancer,gastric cancer,liver cancer,colorectal cancer,and esophageal cancer.The potential life loss rate caused by malignant tumors is 22.38 ‰,with an average potential life loss of 15.38 years.Among the main malignant tumors,lung cancer,liver cancer,stomach cancer,colorectal cancer,and leukemia have a higher potential life loss rate,with leukemia having the highest average potential life loss.Conclusion Lung cancer,digestive system cancer,leukemia and breast cancer in women have a greater impact on life expectancy.Targeted measures should be taken to prevent and control lung cancer,liver cancer and other cancers with high life loss rates.
4.A path analysis study on the relationship between the nursing organizational climate and work alienation among psychiatric nurses
Lan WANG ; Cuicui LIU ; Zhijiao ZHAO ; Li PANG ; Wenfu LI ; Qun MA ; Zhongli SHI
Chinese Journal of Nursing 2025;60(19):2397-2403
Objective To explore the effect of organizational climate on work alienation in psychiatric nurses,and the mediating role of psychological capital and positive coping styles between organizational climate and work alienation,in order to provide a reference for reducing work alienation among psychiatric nurses.Methods Convenience sampling method was used to select nurses working in 6 tertiary A psychiatric hospitals in Shandong Province from January to July 2024,and the general questionnaire,Nurses' Work Alienation Questionnaire,Organizational Climate Scale for Nursing,Psychological Capital Questionnaire,and Simple Coping Style Scale were used to conduct the survey and the mediation effect test.Results A total of 606 questionnaires were recovered,of which 572 were valid,and the validity rate of the questionnaires was 94.39%.Psychiatric nurses scored(89.58±13.69)for nursing organizational climate,(32.48±11.31)for work alienation,(97.28±19.12)for psychological capital,and(23.93±7.22)for positive coping styles.There was a direct effect of nursing organizational climate on work alienation(β=-0.681,95%CI=-0.824~-0.539).Psychological capital and positive coping styles acted as separate mediators and chain mediators in the effect of nursing organizational climate on work alienation(β=-0.116,-0.048,-0.019,95%CI=-0.182~-0.034,-0.086~-0.006,-0.042~-0.002).Conclusion There are multiple mediating effects of psychiatric nurses' psychological capital,positive coping styles between nursing organizational climate and work alienation.Nursing managers can enhance psychiatric nurses' psychological capital by creating a positive and healthy organizational climate,encouraging them to adopt positive coping styles to solve problems,and reducing work alienation.
5.Visual analysis of non-pharmacological interventions for geriatric depression based on CiteSpace
Li PANG ; Xiumei HOU ; Shuping SI ; Lan WANG ; Zhijiao ZHAO ; Zhongli SHI
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2025;31(21):2829-2836
Objective:To analyze the research hotspots and trends of non-pharmacological interventions for geriatric depression, to provide a reference for conducting relevant research in China.Methods:Literature on non-pharmacological interventions for geriatric depression was electronically searched in the China National Knowledge Infrastructure and Web of Science Core Collection databases. The search period was from database establishment to June 1, 2024. The authors, institutions, countries, and keywords of the published articles were visually analyzed based on CiteSpace 6.2.R7.Results:A total of 238 articles in Chinese and 342 articles in English were included. There was an overall fluctuating upward trend in the number of publications on non-pharmacological interventions for geriatric depression. Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation, electroconvulsive therapy, acupuncture therapy and psychotherapy, music therapy, and exercise therapy were the research hotspots. Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation and music therapy for the improvement of cognitive function and neurotransmitters in patients, and Meta-analysis and systematic review of related studies were the research trends.Conclusions:Non-pharmacological interventions for geriatric depression have attracted the attention of scholars at home and abroad. High-quality studies should be conducted in China to strengthen the cooperation among institutions and authors, and to explore non-pharmacological intervention programs suitable for our geriatric depression population.
6.A path analysis study on the relationship between the nursing organizational climate and work alienation among psychiatric nurses
Lan WANG ; Cuicui LIU ; Zhijiao ZHAO ; Li PANG ; Wenfu LI ; Qun MA ; Zhongli SHI
Chinese Journal of Nursing 2025;60(19):2397-2403
Objective To explore the effect of organizational climate on work alienation in psychiatric nurses,and the mediating role of psychological capital and positive coping styles between organizational climate and work alienation,in order to provide a reference for reducing work alienation among psychiatric nurses.Methods Convenience sampling method was used to select nurses working in 6 tertiary A psychiatric hospitals in Shandong Province from January to July 2024,and the general questionnaire,Nurses' Work Alienation Questionnaire,Organizational Climate Scale for Nursing,Psychological Capital Questionnaire,and Simple Coping Style Scale were used to conduct the survey and the mediation effect test.Results A total of 606 questionnaires were recovered,of which 572 were valid,and the validity rate of the questionnaires was 94.39%.Psychiatric nurses scored(89.58±13.69)for nursing organizational climate,(32.48±11.31)for work alienation,(97.28±19.12)for psychological capital,and(23.93±7.22)for positive coping styles.There was a direct effect of nursing organizational climate on work alienation(β=-0.681,95%CI=-0.824~-0.539).Psychological capital and positive coping styles acted as separate mediators and chain mediators in the effect of nursing organizational climate on work alienation(β=-0.116,-0.048,-0.019,95%CI=-0.182~-0.034,-0.086~-0.006,-0.042~-0.002).Conclusion There are multiple mediating effects of psychiatric nurses' psychological capital,positive coping styles between nursing organizational climate and work alienation.Nursing managers can enhance psychiatric nurses' psychological capital by creating a positive and healthy organizational climate,encouraging them to adopt positive coping styles to solve problems,and reducing work alienation.
7.Cancer death and potential years of life lost among residents in Shandong Juxian city in 2023
Falong LI ; Xiangkai MENG ; Zhongli WANG ; Jing QIN ; Siyu WANG ; Yufeng LI ; Di LIU
Modern Hospital 2025;25(6):965-968
Objective To analyze the mortality characteristics and impact on life expectancy of the major malignant tumors among Juxian residents in 2023.Methods Collect the full cause of death registration data and population data for resi-dents of Juxian in 2023.The mortality,cause eliminated life expectancy,PYLL and other indicators of major malignant tumors were calculated.Results In 2023,the death rate of malignant tumors among registered residence residents in Juxian County ranked second in the total causes of death,with a crude mortality rate of 159.80/100 000 and a standardized mortality rate of 133.75/100 000.The mortality rate of malignant tumors in men was higher than that in women.The mortality rate of malignant tumors increases with age(P<0.001).The top 5 deaths from malignant tumors are lung cancer,gastric cancer,liver cancer,colorectal cancer,and esophageal cancer.The life expectancy of residents in Juxian County in 2023 is 80.61 years,with an in-crease of 3.71 years after malignant tumor removal;The top 5 malignant tumors with increased life expectancy after removing ma-jor malignant tumors are lung cancer,gastric cancer,liver cancer,colorectal cancer,and esophageal cancer.The potential life loss rate caused by malignant tumors is 22.38 ‰,with an average potential life loss of 15.38 years.Among the main malignant tumors,lung cancer,liver cancer,stomach cancer,colorectal cancer,and leukemia have a higher potential life loss rate,with leukemia having the highest average potential life loss.Conclusion Lung cancer,digestive system cancer,leukemia and breast cancer in women have a greater impact on life expectancy.Targeted measures should be taken to prevent and control lung cancer,liver cancer and other cancers with high life loss rates.
8.Visual analysis of non-pharmacological interventions for geriatric depression based on CiteSpace
Li PANG ; Xiumei HOU ; Shuping SI ; Lan WANG ; Zhijiao ZHAO ; Zhongli SHI
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2025;31(21):2829-2836
Objective:To analyze the research hotspots and trends of non-pharmacological interventions for geriatric depression, to provide a reference for conducting relevant research in China.Methods:Literature on non-pharmacological interventions for geriatric depression was electronically searched in the China National Knowledge Infrastructure and Web of Science Core Collection databases. The search period was from database establishment to June 1, 2024. The authors, institutions, countries, and keywords of the published articles were visually analyzed based on CiteSpace 6.2.R7.Results:A total of 238 articles in Chinese and 342 articles in English were included. There was an overall fluctuating upward trend in the number of publications on non-pharmacological interventions for geriatric depression. Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation, electroconvulsive therapy, acupuncture therapy and psychotherapy, music therapy, and exercise therapy were the research hotspots. Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation and music therapy for the improvement of cognitive function and neurotransmitters in patients, and Meta-analysis and systematic review of related studies were the research trends.Conclusions:Non-pharmacological interventions for geriatric depression have attracted the attention of scholars at home and abroad. High-quality studies should be conducted in China to strengthen the cooperation among institutions and authors, and to explore non-pharmacological intervention programs suitable for our geriatric depression population.
9.Relationship between different subtypes of MDSC and tumor burden and predictive value of therapeutic effect in chronic myeloid leukemia patients
Zhongli HU ; Yanli YANG ; Jiajia LI ; Shaojun PAN
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2025;41(7):1566-1573
Objective:To investigate expression levels of various myeloid suppressor cells(MDSCs)in bone marrow of patients with chronic myeloid leukemia(CML),and the difference and correlation of expression levels of BCR-ABL fusion gene and WT1 in CML patients at different stages,and explore its clinical significance.To analyze and compare the distribution differences of various MDSCs in CML with different remission depths after treatment.Methods:Proportions of various MDSCs in 58 CML patients were de-tected by flow cytometry.Relative expressions of WT1 and BCR-ABL were detected by RQ-PCR.Iron deficiency anemia patients were served as control group,differences of the distribution of MDSCs in CML patients with different BCR-ABL expression,different WT1 expression,different CD34+cell numbers and different disease course,and expressions of various types of MDSC at 3,6,12 and 24 months after treatment in patients with chronic phase of CML were analyzed.At the same time,changes of cellular immune status in CML patients at different stages were detected,and correlations between the changes of lymphocyte subsets and MDSCs were compared.Results:Proportions of G-MDSC and e-MDSC in chronic phase of CML were significantly higher than that in normal control group(P<0.05).Proportions of G-MDSC and e-MDSC in CML patients in accelerated phase and blast crisis phase were significantly higher than that in CML patients in chronic phase(P<0.05).However,the difference in proportion of M-MDSC between accelerated phase of CML and chronic phase of CML had no statistical significance.Proportion of G-MDSC in CML patients was positively correlated with values of BCR-ABL,WT1 genes and proportion of CD34+cells(r=0.558 7,0.530 7,0.598 1),proportion of M-MDSC was positively correlated with values of BCR-ABL,WT1 genes and proportion of CD34+cells(r=0.132 1,0.144 6,0.157 8).Proportion of e-MDSC was positively correlated with values of BCR-ABL,WT1 genes and proportion of CD34+cells(r=0.604 3,0.620 7,0.625 9).G-MDSC was significantly lower in the best response group than that in warning/failure group at all stages of treatment.e-MDSC was differential in the best response and warning/failure groups at only 3 months of treatment.M-MDSC was not statistically significant in the best response and warning/failure groups at all stages of treatment.And only G-MDSC cell ratio was positively correlated with its BCR-ABL ratio(r=0.798 1).Per-centage of T lymphocyte in CML blast crisis phase was significantly lower than that in accelerated and chronic phases,while percentage of NK cells was higher.Only the proportion of G-MDSC was negatively correlated with the proportion of T lymphocyte(r=-0.815 2).Conclusion:Various MDSCs are positively correlated with BCR-ABL,WT1 gene and CD34+cells,and positively correlated with the tumor burden of CML patients,while the correlation of M-MDSC is weaker than that of G-MDSC and e-MDSC.With the remission of CML,G-MDSC decreases,while M-MDSC does not change.e-MDSC only shows differences in the early 3-month of treatment.Change of G-MDSC ratio may predict the effect of CML treatment.MDSCs can inhibit the proliferation of T lymphocyte,and inhibitory effect of G-MDSC is stronger than that of M-MDSC and e-MDSC.
10.Construction and application of the management system for guidelines, consensuses and standards in a clinical research center
Daiping LI ; Zhongli YANG ; Qiukui HAO ; Jirong YUE ; Li CAO ; Birong DONG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2025;41(5):390-397
Guidelines, consensuses and standards play a significant role in guiding clinical diagnosis and treatment practices, optimizing the allocation of medical resources and reducing medical costs. To fully leverage the pivotal role of the National Clinical Research Center as a bridge between research evidence, recommendations of guidelines, consensuses and standards, and clinical practice, it is particularly urgent to construct a set of appropriate and efficient management system for guidelines, consensuses and standards. The National Clinical Research Center for Geriatric of West China Hospital, Sichuan University (hereinafter referred to as the center) has set the overall goal of " transparency, standardization, coordination, linkage and innovation leadership" and three phased goals of " achieving scientific, transparent and applicable management" " improving the multi-level, multi-subject coordination and linkage mechanism" and " promoting the homogenization of diagnosis and treatment services, process guarantee and standardized management" to explore the establishment of a management system for guidelines, consensuses and standards. Under this framework, the center has established the management committee and office for guidelines, consensuses and standards; build a dual-channel funding support model of " out-of-hospital+ in-hospital", established differentiated implementation models and formulated standardized processes; respectively formed clinical expert groups, methodology expert groups and evidence synthesis working groups, and carried out personnel training; and constructed a support platform for formulation, evaluation and promotion. As of October 2024, relying on the established management system for guidelines, consensuses and standards, the center has achieved a series of results in three aspects: formulating international evidence-based clinical practice guidelines, establishing a system of guidelines, consensuses and standards for geriatric disability, and building a standard system for medical and nursing integration, which has strongly supported clinical practice and the improvement of people′s livelihood by the government, and preliminarily completed the construction goals of the first phase, and can provide references for medical institutions committed to building a management system for guidelines, consensuses and standards.

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