1.Exploring pathways for cultural development in a public hospital in the new era
Zhenzhen MA ; Guangxue ZHANG ; Jintao ZHANG ; Qingcui MA ; Yujiu WANG
Modern Hospital 2025;25(11):1664-1666
Grounded in a comprehensive analysis of the connotation and significance of cultivating and practicing core so-cialist values,this study advances the cultural construction of public hospitals through a"tripartite synergy"strategy.An institu-tional safeguard system is established that foregrounds top-level design,institutional guarantees,and positive orientation.A driv-er-oriented framework for staff care and value guidance is implemented to consolidate cognitive understanding,attitudinal endorse-ment,and behavioral internalization of these values.A full-spectrum practice-based cultivation system is further deployed to rein-force social morality,professional ethics,family virtues,and personal integrity.These initiatives have demonstrably enhanced staff identification,medical service quality,and overall hospital performance.The paper concludes with actionable recommenda-tions on institutional codification,cultural continuity,innovation-driven development,social engagement,and community serv-ice,offering replicable experience for cultural advancement in public hospitals.
2.Exploring pathways for cultural development in a public hospital in the new era
Zhenzhen MA ; Guangxue ZHANG ; Jintao ZHANG ; Qingcui MA ; Yujiu WANG
Modern Hospital 2025;25(11):1664-1666
Grounded in a comprehensive analysis of the connotation and significance of cultivating and practicing core so-cialist values,this study advances the cultural construction of public hospitals through a"tripartite synergy"strategy.An institu-tional safeguard system is established that foregrounds top-level design,institutional guarantees,and positive orientation.A driv-er-oriented framework for staff care and value guidance is implemented to consolidate cognitive understanding,attitudinal endorse-ment,and behavioral internalization of these values.A full-spectrum practice-based cultivation system is further deployed to rein-force social morality,professional ethics,family virtues,and personal integrity.These initiatives have demonstrably enhanced staff identification,medical service quality,and overall hospital performance.The paper concludes with actionable recommenda-tions on institutional codification,cultural continuity,innovation-driven development,social engagement,and community serv-ice,offering replicable experience for cultural advancement in public hospitals.
3.STUDY OF THE MECHANISM OF ARTEMISINE CAPILLARIES AND RADIX CURCUMAE PREVENTING GALLSTONE FORMATION INDUCED BY HIGH CHOLESTEROL DIET IN GUINEA PIGS
Jingsen SHI ; Bin REN ; Qingjiu MA ; Qingcui MENG ; Tao WANG ; Heping TIAN ; Meirong HAN ; Yun LU ; Shaogao LIU ; Jinguang WU
Journal of Pharmaceutical Analysis 1999;11(1):61-64
To study the effect of chinese herbal medicine preventing gallstone formation, morphology of livers and gallbladders as well as conjugated bile acids of the bile. 58 female guinea pigs were randomly divided into three groups. The control group was fed on normal diet; the lithogenous groups was high cholesterol diet (HCD) and the antilithic group was high cholesterol and the chinese herbal medicine capsule (13.5 g/kg). 8 weeks later the guinea pigs were killed. Liver and gallbladder were removed for light and electroscope observation. Gallbladder bile were withdrawn and gallbladder were collected. The minute construction of gallstones were observed by scanning electron microscope and gallstone components were quantified by Fourier Transform Infrand Spectros Copy (FT-IR). The morphology of liver and gallbladder were observed by light microscope and transmission electron microscope. Conjugated bile acid of biles were determined by Thin-layer Chromatograph. The effect of chinese herbal medicine preventing gallstone formation, morphololgy of livers and gallbladders as well as conjugated bile acids of the bile were also observed. We measured conjugated bile acids in all groups and found that decreased in lithogenic group and increased notably in antilithic group (P<0.01). The gallstone formation rate was 100% when the animals were fed on HCD in lithogenic group. The rate decreased to 5.3% when the animals were fed on HCD and Chinese herbal medicine capsule inantilithic group. It indicates that changes in diet is an important factor in the process of gallstone formation and the chinese herbal medicine can prevent gallstone formation effectively.

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