1.Research on the construction models of county-level medical consortium clinical laboratory centers from the perspective oftotal quality management
Erdan HUANG ; Liang ZHU ; Shuping WANG ; Jiang DU ; Chao SONG ; Jian LYU ; Hongmei MO ; Yong AN ; Xiping XIE ; Menghan JIAO ; Weiling FU
Modern Hospital 2025;25(9):1313-1316
Objective To explore different construction models and experiences of clinical laboratory centers under exist-ing Integrated county healthservices entity,analyze and discuss the characteristics of various construction models,and provide ref-erences for the development of county-level clinical laboratory centers.Methods Based on the five factors of"man,machine,material,method,and environment"in Total Quality Management theory,an interview outline and questionnaire were designed for county-level clinical laboratory centers.Eleven county-level clinical laboratory centers across the country were investigated to analyze their construction models,investment returns,and other aspects.Literature reviews and case studies were also conducted to summarize the construction models and characteristics of county-level clinical laboratory centers.Results The construction models of county-level clinical laboratory centers are mainly divided into five types,each with distinct features.Through an analy-sis of the investment returns of these models unde rIntegrated county healthservices entity,it was found that a profit distribution ratio of approximately 5∶5 between county-level clinical laboratory centers and township health centers for referred samples is more conducive to maintaining the stability of sample sources.The construction model of county-level clinical laboratory centers is closely related to the medical service capacity of both county and township levels.Conclusion Counties with stronger county hospital capabilities tend to establish relatively independent regional laboratory centers based on the county hospital's laboratory department.Regardless of the model,the primary goal of county-level clinical laboratory centers should be to provide high-quality testing services coverage across the entire county.The key to the success of county-level clinical laboratory centers lies in motiva-ting grassroots personnel.
2.Research on the construction models of county-level medical consortium clinical laboratory centers from the perspective oftotal quality management
Erdan HUANG ; Liang ZHU ; Shuping WANG ; Jiang DU ; Chao SONG ; Jian LYU ; Hongmei MO ; Yong AN ; Xiping XIE ; Menghan JIAO ; Weiling FU
Modern Hospital 2025;25(9):1313-1316
Objective To explore different construction models and experiences of clinical laboratory centers under exist-ing Integrated county healthservices entity,analyze and discuss the characteristics of various construction models,and provide ref-erences for the development of county-level clinical laboratory centers.Methods Based on the five factors of"man,machine,material,method,and environment"in Total Quality Management theory,an interview outline and questionnaire were designed for county-level clinical laboratory centers.Eleven county-level clinical laboratory centers across the country were investigated to analyze their construction models,investment returns,and other aspects.Literature reviews and case studies were also conducted to summarize the construction models and characteristics of county-level clinical laboratory centers.Results The construction models of county-level clinical laboratory centers are mainly divided into five types,each with distinct features.Through an analy-sis of the investment returns of these models unde rIntegrated county healthservices entity,it was found that a profit distribution ratio of approximately 5∶5 between county-level clinical laboratory centers and township health centers for referred samples is more conducive to maintaining the stability of sample sources.The construction model of county-level clinical laboratory centers is closely related to the medical service capacity of both county and township levels.Conclusion Counties with stronger county hospital capabilities tend to establish relatively independent regional laboratory centers based on the county hospital's laboratory department.Regardless of the model,the primary goal of county-level clinical laboratory centers should be to provide high-quality testing services coverage across the entire county.The key to the success of county-level clinical laboratory centers lies in motiva-ting grassroots personnel.
3.Cloning, expression and bioinformatics analysis of 27 kDa cysteine protease gene of Spirometra erinacei plerocercoid
Menghan JIAO ; Yandan LIU ; Yan CHEN ; Jinfu LI
Chinese Journal of Zoonoses 2017;33(2):120-125
To clone and express 27 kDa cysteine protease (CP) gene of Spirometra erinacei plerocercoid,and analyze the biology characteristics,a total of RNA was extracted from the plerocercoids and reversely transcribed into cDNA.The 27kDaCP gene was amplified by PCR and cloned into pM-19T vector for sequencing.The accurate sequence was subcloned into the expression vector pET-28a (+).The recombinant plasmid was transformed into Transetta (DE3) and the expression protein induced by IPTG.The recombinant protein was purified by Ni2 + affinity chromatography,and analyzed by SDS-PAGE and Western blotting.The 27 kDa CP gene and its expression protein were predicted and analyzed by bioinformatics analysis tools such as NCBI and ExPASy.Results showed that the ORF length of 27 kDa CP gene sequence was 1 011 bp,and the removed signal peptide sequence was 954 bp with the submission number of ANA52569 in GenBank.The whole sequence of 27 kDa CP (Mr 35 669.9,pI 5.92) was 317 amino acids conferred from cDNA,which belongs to the Peptidase_C39_like superfamily.The pET-28a (+)-27kDa-CP was expressed under the induction of IPTG.Western blotting analysis showed that the purified protein reach expectancy,and had better response with positive serum of Spirometra erinacei plerocercoid infection.In conclusion,the 27 kDa CP gene of Spirometra erinacei plerocercoid is successfully cloned and expressed and knowing coded sequences and bioinformatic.

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