1. A study on nursing workload measurement based on relative value
Yuchi SHEN ; Qiufen ZHU ; Weiyan JIAN
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2019;35(9):761-765
Objective:
To test the applicability of the relative value used to measure Chinese nurses′ workload, and measure part of single workload of nursing procedures.
Methods:
Time, physical effort, mental effort and medical risk were used as the four dimensions to evaluate nurses′ workload. Based on these dimensions, a set of questionnaires covering 117 common nursing procedures were designed and 58 nurses form 58 hospitals were surveyed. Establishing three different regulation modals, of which the applicability and stability were evaluated through the good of fit.
Results:
Median of the relative value of different dimensions was used to indicate the average level of the various nursing procedures′ workload. The results showed that the median of relative value between 100 to 199 accounted for the largest share, up to 88.89% of 104 items. The median of relative value between 200 to 299 accounted for 7.69%(9 items). The median of relative value between 0 to 99(3 items)and more than 300(1 item)accounted for a small proportion. The lowest point of workload was blood pressure measuring, having a relative value of 90(70, 100) while the PICC catheterization accounted for the highest point of workload, being 370(200, 500) Three kinds of modals were valid(Model Ⅰ,
2.Discovery of a series of dimethoxybenzene FGFR inhibitors with 5pyrrolo2,3-pyrazine scaffold: structure-activity relationship, crystal structural characterization and study.
Peng WEI ; Bo LIU ; Ruifeng WANG ; Yinglei GAO ; Lanlan LI ; Yuchi MA ; Zhiwei QIAN ; Yuelei CHEN ; Maosheng CHENG ; Meiyu GENG ; Jingkang SHEN ; Dongmei ZHAO ; Jing AI ; Bing XIONG
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B 2019;9(2):351-368
Genomic alterations are commonly found in the signaling pathways of fibroblast growth factor receptors (FGFRs). Although there is no selective FGFR inhibitors in market, several promising inhibitors have been investigated in clinical trials, and showed encouraging efficacies in patients. By designing a hybrid between the FGFR-selectivity-enhancing motif dimethoxybenzene group and our previously identified novel scaffold, we discovered a new series of potent FGFR inhibitors, with the best one showing sub-nanomolar enzymatic activity. After several round of optimization and with the solved crystal structure, detailed structure-activity relationship was elaborated. Together with metabolic stability tests and pharmacokinetic profiling, a representative compound () was selected and tested in xenograft mouse model, and the result demonstrated that inhibitor was effective against tumors with FGFR genetic alterations, exhibiting potential for further development.

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