1.Construction of a physician evaluation index system for public hospitals under the annual salary system based on the delphi method
Huan LI ; Jianliang DU ; Taofeng SU
Modern Hospital 2025;25(4):575-578
Objective In order to fully mobilize the enthusiasm of clinical physicians and explore the construction of a performance evaluation physician index system in tertiary public hospitals under the background of the annual salary system.Methods This study used literature research method and systematically reviewed relevant policy documents and research results,initially constructed an index pool and set up a questionnaire for expert consultation.Relevant experts were selected to conduct two rounds of Delphi consultation,and statistical methods were used to analyze the results of expert consultation and further im-prove the index system.Finally,the weight coefficients of each level of indicators were determined using the analytic hierarchy process(AHP)to construct a reasonable index system.Results Based on expert opinions,the index system for physician eval-uation under the annual salary system in public hospitals was finally constructed through two rounds of expert consultation.The in-dex weights were obtained by using the analytic hierarchy process,with five primary indicators(0.246 for workload,0.277 for work quality and safety,0.176 for work efficiency,0.176 for medical ethics and comprehensive quality appraisal,and 0.125 for scientific and educational capabilities)and 21 secondary indicators.The consistency test of the weights of each indicator had a CR value less than 0.01.Conclusion The construction of a physician evaluation index system for public hospitals under the an-nual salary system is closely in line with the current trend of medical system reform and provides a scientific and effective physi-cian evaluation tool for hospitals with the annual salary system.
2.Construction of a physician evaluation index system for public hospitals under the annual salary system based on the delphi method
Huan LI ; Jianliang DU ; Taofeng SU
Modern Hospital 2025;25(4):575-578
Objective In order to fully mobilize the enthusiasm of clinical physicians and explore the construction of a performance evaluation physician index system in tertiary public hospitals under the background of the annual salary system.Methods This study used literature research method and systematically reviewed relevant policy documents and research results,initially constructed an index pool and set up a questionnaire for expert consultation.Relevant experts were selected to conduct two rounds of Delphi consultation,and statistical methods were used to analyze the results of expert consultation and further im-prove the index system.Finally,the weight coefficients of each level of indicators were determined using the analytic hierarchy process(AHP)to construct a reasonable index system.Results Based on expert opinions,the index system for physician eval-uation under the annual salary system in public hospitals was finally constructed through two rounds of expert consultation.The in-dex weights were obtained by using the analytic hierarchy process,with five primary indicators(0.246 for workload,0.277 for work quality and safety,0.176 for work efficiency,0.176 for medical ethics and comprehensive quality appraisal,and 0.125 for scientific and educational capabilities)and 21 secondary indicators.The consistency test of the weights of each indicator had a CR value less than 0.01.Conclusion The construction of a physician evaluation index system for public hospitals under the an-nual salary system is closely in line with the current trend of medical system reform and provides a scientific and effective physi-cian evaluation tool for hospitals with the annual salary system.
3.Main diagnostic selection and coding quality analysis of 205 obstetric inpatient records
Taofeng SU ; Jianliang DU ; Huan LI
Modern Hospital 2024;24(9):1384-1387
Objective By analyzing the main diagnostic choices of inpatient records in obstetrics and the problems exist-ing in ICD codes,we can improve the quality of the main diagnostic choices and coding in obstetrics.Methods A total of 205 obstetric inpatient medical records were randomly selected from a hospital from January 1 to April 30,2024,and the medical re-cords were checked jointly by three senior coders,and the errors were summarized and analyzed by using the check table.Results Among 205 obstetrical medical records,72(35.12%)were found to have errors in the selection and coding of major diagnoses;among them,there were 55 cases of incorrect selection by clinician and incorrect compilation by coders,13 cases of correct selection by clinician,incorrect compilation or omission by coders,4 cases of omission by clinician and omission by cod-ers.Conclusion The selection and coding of the main diagnosis in obstetrics are very special and difficult,so the training of cli-nicians should be strengthened,the writing of clinicians should be standardized,and the importance of the main diagnosis selec-tion should be strengthened.At the same time,strengthen the management of coders,standardize the coding operation process,strengthen the learning of professional knowledge,improve professional reserves,strengthen the two-way communication with cli-nicians,and jointly improve the main diagnosis selection and coding accuracy rate of obstetrics,so as to ensure the quality of data on the first page of obstetric inpatient medical records.
4.Surgical procedure coding for common renal replacement therapies in nephrology
Taofeng SU ; Yiqing ZHANG ; Jianliang DU ; Huan LI
Modern Hospital 2024;24(8):1206-1210
The complexity of coding surgical procedures related to renal replacement therapy in nephrology stems from a deficiency in clinical knowledge regarding renal replacement therapies and an incomplete understanding of the classification rules within the ICD-9-CM-3 coding system.This paper delves into the clinical aspects of renal replacement therapy and organizes the corresponding coding classification rules,clarifying the codes for various treatment modalities.For instance,the establishment of dialysis access is coded as 38.95 for hemodialysis venous intubation,39.27 for vascular fistula,and 54.93 for peritoneal dialysis intubation via a cutaneous peritoneal stoma.Maintenance hemodialysis is coded as 39.95,while peritoneal dialysis is coded as 54.98.The removal of dialysis catheter is differentiated into surgical and non-surgical;surgical removal is coded as 86.05,and non-surgical removal as 97.86 or 97.89.For instances of internal fistula stenosis or thrombosis,balloon dilation is coded as 39.50.Stent implantation for stenosis or isolation of a false aneurysm is coded as 39.90 for bare stent,and 00.55 for covered stents.The resection and reconstruction involving stenosis,thrombus segments,or false aneurysms,are coded as 39.42.This classification aims to improve the accuracy of coding for such procedures.
5.Antagonistic action of Jiunaoning injection aganist oxygen/glucose-deprived and reperfusion injury-induced cultured rat cortical neurons
Fang WANG ; Keling LI ; Qifu HUANG ; Taofeng SU ; Liwu XU
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2000;0(11):-
AIM: To determine whether Jiunaoning injection has protective effects on oxygen/glucose-deprived and reperfusion injury-induced neurons. METHODS: Various concentrations of Jiunaoning injection (0.5-5 mL/L) were used to observe their effects on cultured rat cortical neurons induced by oxygen/glucose-deprived and reperfusion injury in various time points. The neuronal metabolic rate and viability were assessed by using 3-(4,5-dimethylthiazol)-2, 5-diphenyl-tetra zoliumbromide (MTT) and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) assay. RESULTS: Jiunaoning injection enhanced the neuronal metabolic rate in a dose-dependent manner in the range from 0.5 to 5 mL/L, and Jiunaoning injection (1.5-2.5 mL/L) enhanced the neuronal metabolic rate, decreased the cell death rate and depressed LDH leak rate significantly. CONCLUSION: Jiunaoning injection has an affirmative protective effect on oxygen/glucose-deprived and reperfusion-induced neuronal injury.

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