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With the accelerating process of population aging in China,social pension system has been rapidly developed,but its service quality remains poor.How to provide quality and efficient elderly care services has become a major livelihood issue of general public.The existing evaluation standards for service quality in the elderly care institutions vary greatly in terms of literature review and practice,and they have only single perspective and lack systematic review.Based on the three-dimensional theory of "structure-process-result" quality evaluation,this paper systematically compares and evaluates the evaluation index system and evaluation management mechanism of service quality of pension institutions in typical countries and regions,and provides an evidence-based basis for establishing an evaluation management system,which is in line with China's national conditions and covers evaluation principles,subject and object,regulation,rewards and punishments,and classifications.
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With the accelerating process of population aging in China,social pension system has been rapidly developed,but its service quality remains poor.How to provide quality and efficient elderly care services has become a major livelihood issue of general public.The existing evaluation standards for service quality in the elderly care institutions vary greatly in terms of literature review and practice,and they have only single perspective and lack systematic review.Based on the three-dimensional theory of "structure-process-result" quality evaluation,this paper systematically compares and evaluates the evaluation index system and evaluation management mechanism of service quality of pension institutions in typical countries and regions,and provides an evidence-based basis for establishing an evaluation management system,which is in line with China's national conditions and covers evaluation principles,subject and object,regulation,rewards and punishments,and classifications.
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In order to study the clinical characteristics of chronic expanding intracerebral hematoma (CEICH), we analyzed retrospectively 21 patients with CEICH and reviewed the literature with regard to clinical manifestations, medical imaging features, surgical findings, pathological examinations, diagnoses, treatments and prognoses, etc. All patients recovered well and did not recur 1-2 months after operation, except one, who died of contralateral intracerebral hemorrhage three months later. Patients were followed-up by computerized tomographic (CT) scanning. MRI was useful for the preoperative diagnosis.
