1.Cost calculation of centralized dispensing of 4 categories of drugs in pharmacy intravenous admixture service
Changkun LI ; Qiyang WANG ; Xiaoxia ZHANG ; Chengqian CUI ; Chengsen PANG ; Ni MA ; Yating ZHANG ; Weiyi FENG ; Weihua DONG
China Pharmacy 2024;35(11):1386-1390
OBJECTIVE To calculate the cost of centralized dispensing of four categories of drugs (ordinary drugs, antibacterial drugs, hazardous drugs, and parenteral nutrition solutions) in pharmacy intravenous admixture service (PIVAS), and provide reference for setting charging standards for relevant departments. METHODS The operating costs of PIVAS in 12 medical institutions from Shaanxi province were collected through questionnaire survey, including labor costs, medical and health material costs, fixed asset depreciation and repair costs, water and electricity costs, and management costs. The operation time allocation coefficient method and workload allocation coefficient method were comprehensively used to allocate the above costs, and the unit preparation costs of four categories of drugs were calculated. RESULTS The average annual total costs of dispensing ordinary drugs, antibacterial drugs, hazardous drugs, and parenteral nutrition solutions in Shaanxi province were (2 195 900.25±1 680 893.73) yuan, (746 341.59±725 839.39) yuan, (331 420.15±183 258.83) yuan, and (330 322.68±277 281.70) yuan, respectively, with labor costs accounting for the highest proportion, averaging 85.49%. The costs of dispensing a set of ordinary drugs, antibacterial drugs, and hazardous drugs were 5.89, 7.60, and 14.37 yuan, respectively; the cost of dispensing one bag of parenteral nutrition solution was 32.15 yuan (excluding the cost of disposable intravenous nutrition bags). CONCLUSIONS The cost calculation method and data of different types of intravenous drugs obtained in this study can provide reference for relevant departments to formulate and adjust PIVAS fee standards.
2.Cost calculation of centralized dispensing of 4 categories of drugs in pharmacy intravenous admixture service
Changkun LI ; Qiyang WANG ; Xiaoxia ZHANG ; Chengqian CUI ; Chengsen PANG ; Ni MA ; Yating ZHANG ; Weiyi FENG ; Weihua DONG
China Pharmacy 2024;35(11):1386-1390
OBJECTIVE To calculate the cost of centralized dispensing of four categories of drugs (ordinary drugs, antibacterial drugs, hazardous drugs, and parenteral nutrition solutions) in pharmacy intravenous admixture service (PIVAS), and provide reference for setting charging standards for relevant departments. METHODS The operating costs of PIVAS in 12 medical institutions from Shaanxi province were collected through questionnaire survey, including labor costs, medical and health material costs, fixed asset depreciation and repair costs, water and electricity costs, and management costs. The operation time allocation coefficient method and workload allocation coefficient method were comprehensively used to allocate the above costs, and the unit preparation costs of four categories of drugs were calculated. RESULTS The average annual total costs of dispensing ordinary drugs, antibacterial drugs, hazardous drugs, and parenteral nutrition solutions in Shaanxi province were (2 195 900.25±1 680 893.73) yuan, (746 341.59±725 839.39) yuan, (331 420.15±183 258.83) yuan, and (330 322.68±277 281.70) yuan, respectively, with labor costs accounting for the highest proportion, averaging 85.49%. The costs of dispensing a set of ordinary drugs, antibacterial drugs, and hazardous drugs were 5.89, 7.60, and 14.37 yuan, respectively; the cost of dispensing one bag of parenteral nutrition solution was 32.15 yuan (excluding the cost of disposable intravenous nutrition bags). CONCLUSIONS The cost calculation method and data of different types of intravenous drugs obtained in this study can provide reference for relevant departments to formulate and adjust PIVAS fee standards.
3.Construction and practice of"B to B"circulation model in Medical Immunology courses
Dongmei YAN ; Wei YANG ; Haiying FU ; Dong LI ; Weihua NI ; Yan QI ; Hongyan YUAN
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2024;40(7):1507-1509
The goal of Medical Immunology is to enable students to pay attention to integration of immunology theory with clini-cal practice,be familiar with professional English,consciously pay attention to cutting-edge knowledge,and can learn independently and lifelong.However,existing teaching models lack explanation of clinical disease related events,and arrangement of experimental content and projects is seriously disconnected from clinical practice,scientific research on solving clinical problems is clearly insuffi-cient.We established a"B to B"cycle model for immunology teaching by starting from clinical practical problems(Bedside),return to basic research(Bench),and then solve clinical problem(Bedside),which will comprehensively cultivate senior medical profession-als with clinical competence,scientific research thinking ability,innovative spirit,and international perspective.
4.Exploration of Medical Immunology precision teaching based on new medical science-taking antibody teaching as an example
Wei YANG ; Hongyan YUAN ; Dongmei YAN ; Weihua NI ; Yan QI ; Dong LI ; Haiying FU
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2023;39(12):2627-2630
Under background of new medical science,how to train high-quality medical talents with post competence is one of important contents of medical higher education.In order to train professional medical talents in different fields,make them more suitable for characteristics of their majors,and adapt to needs of future career development,"precision teaching"should be carried out in teaching,including precision of course content design,teaching mode and assessment method,so as to achieve goal of cultivating professional medical talents with precision.Therefore,guided by competency of new medical posts,our teaching team try to explore precision teaching in course construction of Medical Immunology.Here we introduce specific method by taking chapter of Antibody as an example.
5.Typical case analysis of COVID-19 cluster epidemic in Shaanxi, 2020
Sa CHEN ; Yi ZHANG ; Chao LI ; Shaoqi NING ; Xinxin LI ; Ni ZHU ; Yunpeng NIAN ; Lei CAO ; Guojing YANG ; Weihua WANG ; Yezhou LIU ; Liang WANG ; Fangliang LEI ; Feng LIU ; Mingwang SHEN
Chinese Journal of Epidemiology 2020;41(8):1204-1209
Objective:By analyzed the transmission patterns of 4 out of the 51 COVID-19 cluster cases in Shaanxi province to provide evidences for the COVID-19 control and prevention.Methods:The epidemiological data of RT-PCR test-confirmed COVID-19 cases were collected. Transmission chain was drawn and the transmission process was analyzed.Results:Cluster case 1 contained 13 cases and was caused by a family of 5 who traveled by car to Wuhan and returned to Shaanxi. Cluster case 2 had 5cases and caused by initial patient who participated family get-together right after back from Wuhan while under incubation period. Cluster case 3 contained 10 cases and could be defined as nosocomial infection. Cluster case 4 contained 4 cases and occurred in work place.Conclusion:Higher contact frequency and smaller places were more likely to cause a small-scale COVID-19 cluster outbreak, with potential longer incubation period. COVID-19 control strategies should turn the attention to infection prevention and control in crowded places, management of enterprise resumption and prevention of nosocomial infection.
6.Epidemiological characteristics of COVID-19 in Shaanxi province
Ni ZHU ; Chao LI ; Shaoqi NING ; Sa CHEN ; Lei CAO ; Guojing YANG ; Xinxin LI ; Yunpeng NIAN ; Weihua WANG ; Yezhou LIU ; Liang WANG ; Fangliang LEI ; Yi ZHANG ; Guihua ZHUANG
Chinese Journal of Epidemiology 2020;41(9):1411-1414
Objective:To understand the incidence trend and epidemiological characteristics of COVID-19 in Shaanxi province.Methods:The incidence data of COVID-19 reported in Shaanxi as of 22 February, 2020 were collected for an epidemiological descriptive analysis.Results:A total of 245 confirmed cases of COVID-19 were reported in Shaanxi. Most cases were mild (87.76%). As time passed, the areas where confirmed cases were reported continued to increase. The case number in Xi’an was highest, accounting for nearly half of the total reported cases in the province. The epidemic pattern in Shaanxi had gradually shifted from imported case pattern to local case pattern, and the transmission of local cases was mainly based on family cluster transmission. The confirmed cases from different sources had caused the secondary transmission in Shaanxi. After February 7, the number of reported cases began to fluctuate and decrease stably, indicating a decrease-to-zero period.Conclusions:At present, the overall epidemic of COVID-19 in Shaanxi has gradually been mitigated. However, considering the approaching of return to work and study and the increasing of imported cases from other countries, the prevention and control of COVIS-19 in Shaanxi will face new challenges.
7.Analysis of transmission characteristics of COVID-19 in Shaanxi Province
Shaoqi NING ; Yi ZHANG ; Lei CAO ; Sa CHEN ; Weihua WANG ; Yunpeng NIAN ; Ni ZHU ; Guojing YANG ; Xinxin LI ; Shaobai ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2020;54(5):493-497
A total of 245 cases of COVID-19 in Shaanxi Province reported in the China information system for disease control and prevention as of February 24, 2020 were selected as the research objects, the cases are divided into imported cases (116 cases, 47.3%) and local cases (129 cases, 52.7%), their basic characteristics, time distribution, transmission mode, intergenerational interval and latent period transmission are analyzed. The age of local cases [(51.74±15.67) years old], female patients (69 cases, 53.5%), housework and retired staff (40 cases, 31.0%), and patients isolated at the time of onset (50 cases, 38.8%) were higher than imported cases, respectively[(40.66±15.41) years old, (45 cases, 38.8%), (21 cases, 18.1%), (17 cases, 14.6%)] ( P values were < 0.05); The infection rate was 0.8% (31/3 666) in close contacts with local cases, which was lower than imported cases 2.0% (69/3 435) ( P<0.001); The main source of infection in local cases was relatives (70 cases, 54.3%), and the main way of infection was living together and party (90 cases, 69.8%); the proportion of latent period transmission in our province was 15.5% (20 cases), and the interval between the second-generation case and the source of infection was about 4 days, and the interval between generations was about 6 days. In summary, the main way of infection of local cases in Shaanxi Province was living together and party, there were a certain proportion of latent period transmission cases at present, it's suggested that the investigation of close contacts should be started 4 days or earlier before the onset of the case.
8.Analysis of transmission characteristics of COVID-19 in Shaanxi Province
Shaoqi NING ; Yi ZHANG ; Lei CAO ; Sa CHEN ; Weihua WANG ; Yunpeng NIAN ; Ni ZHU ; Guojing YANG ; Xinxin LI ; Shaobai ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2020;54(5):493-497
A total of 245 cases of COVID-19 in Shaanxi Province reported in the China information system for disease control and prevention as of February 24, 2020 were selected as the research objects, the cases are divided into imported cases (116 cases, 47.3%) and local cases (129 cases, 52.7%), their basic characteristics, time distribution, transmission mode, intergenerational interval and latent period transmission are analyzed. The age of local cases [(51.74±15.67) years old], female patients (69 cases, 53.5%), housework and retired staff (40 cases, 31.0%), and patients isolated at the time of onset (50 cases, 38.8%) were higher than imported cases, respectively[(40.66±15.41) years old, (45 cases, 38.8%), (21 cases, 18.1%), (17 cases, 14.6%)] ( P values were < 0.05); The infection rate was 0.8% (31/3 666) in close contacts with local cases, which was lower than imported cases 2.0% (69/3 435) ( P<0.001); The main source of infection in local cases was relatives (70 cases, 54.3%), and the main way of infection was living together and party (90 cases, 69.8%); the proportion of latent period transmission in our province was 15.5% (20 cases), and the interval between the second-generation case and the source of infection was about 4 days, and the interval between generations was about 6 days. In summary, the main way of infection of local cases in Shaanxi Province was living together and party, there were a certain proportion of latent period transmission cases at present, it's suggested that the investigation of close contacts should be started 4 days or earlier before the onset of the case.
9.Establishment of Checking TPN Prescription Algorithm Based on Excel vba Technology
Yaqi WANG ; Chengsen PANG ; Ni MA ; Yinli HE ; Weihua DONG
China Pharmacy 2019;30(1):130-135
OBJECTIVE: To improve the efficiency and accuracy of checking total parenteral mutrition (TPN) prescription. METHODS: Excel vba technology was used to edit vba code and construct TPN prescription algorithm. The key indicators and standard of TPN prescription checking were determined. Established algorithm was used to check the prescriptions from PIVAS of our hospital in May 2018, results of which was compared with the results of manual checking (using potassium concentration, monovalent cation concentration and alanyl-glutamine combined with amino acid as indexes). RESULTS: TPN prescription algorithm was established through confirming 17 key indicators as glycolipid ratio, heat-nitrogen ratio, monovalent cation concentration, the checking standard was set as. It took 15 seconds to check 2 638 TPN prescriptions received within one month in PIVAS of our hospital; 449 irrational prescriptions (excessive dose, incompatibility, inappropriate proportion and volume of nutrition) of them and reasons had been marked out. By comparing 3 evaluation indexes, 1, 1, 0 irrational prescriptions were checked by manually and 4, 12, 4 checked by established algorithm, respectively. CONCLUSIONS: TPN prescription algorithm can check prescription in batches based on Excel vba technology, and mark out the substandard prescription automatically. Hereby, it improves the efficiency and accuracy of TPN prescriptions by PIVAS.
10.Interaction Between Variations in Dopamine D2 and Serotonin 2A Receptor is Associated with Short-Term Response to Antipsychotics in Schizophrenia.
Liansheng ZHAO ; Huijuan WANG ; Yamin ZHANG ; Jinxue WEI ; Peiyan NI ; Hongyan REN ; Gang LI ; Qiang WANG ; Gavin P REYNOLDS ; Weihua YUE ; Wei DENG ; Hao YAN ; Liwen TAN ; Qi CHEN ; Guigang YANG ; Tianlan LU ; Lifang WANG ; Fuquan ZHANG ; Jianli YANG ; Keqing LI ; Luxian LV ; Qingrong TAN ; Yinfei LI ; Hua YU ; Hongyan ZHANG ; Xin MA ; Fude YANG ; Lingjiang LI ; Chuanyue WANG ; Huiyao WANG ; Xiaojing LI ; Wanjun GUO ; Xun HU ; Yang TIAN ; Xiaohong MA ; Jeremy COID ; Dai ZHANG ; Chao CHEN ; Tao LI ; Chinese Antipsychotics Pharmacogenomics Consortium
Neuroscience Bulletin 2019;35(6):1102-1105

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