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Objective To study doctor-patient interest demands satisfaction and its influencing factors of the payment system reform of the new rural cooperative medical care scheme to provide reference for the reform. Methods Cross-sectional survey was conducted from September 2016 to February 2017. Multi-stage stratified random sampling was used in six counties of three provinces in the eastern, middle and western regions of China, and mathematical statistics was applied to analyze the data. Results The doctor-patient overall interest demands satisfaction was high, but the satisfaction was lower both with the income and ability improvement of medical staff and with the benefits of farmers. The influencing factors of the satisfaction of managers in medical institutions included the type of payment, educational level and work unit (P<0.05). The influencing factors of medical staff's satisfaction included the type of payment, work unit, and working years among others(P<0.05). The influencing factors of farmers'satisfaction included the type of payment and the average annual income, etc(P<0.05). Conclusions The core interest demands of both doctors and patients should be valued to enhance their satisfaction. Diseases related groups should be promoted and applied scientifically, and appropriately integrated with other methods of payment. Both doctors and patients'understanding of the payment reform should be improved by propaganda and training, to get their support and cooperation.
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Based on synergetics, system theory and dissipative structure theory, the connotation and composition of the compound system of rural public health service in country area are described in the paper. The authors proposed that the synergy degree model of the compound system for rural public health service in county areas comprises the order degree model and the synergy degree model of the compound system, which are composed of such subsystems as functionality, service network, demand, and economy. They also probed into the evaluation method for synergy degree and built the measuring index system of synergy degree comprising 59 level-2 evaluation indicators.
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Objective To measure and analyze the order degree of the internal subsystems and the synergetic degree of the compound system of rural public health service in county areas based on the synergy model of the compound system. Methods According to the distribution of eastern, central and western regions in China, Xiangshan county in Zhejiang province, Wuzhi county in Henan province and Bin county in Shaanxi province were sampled. Based on the index system of synergetic degree measurement including the 52 level-2 evaluation indicators, a questionnaire survey was used to measure the synergetic degree of the compound system of rural public health service in county areas. Results The highest synergetic degrees of the compound system of rural public health service in Xiangshan county, Wuzhi county and Bin county were only 0. 18153, 0. 18068 and 0. 21312 respectively. This indicated the synergy at a low degree. And the synergy of the supply-demand system was an important influential factor for synergy of this compound system, as their development trends were consistent basically. Conclusions The synergy model of the compound system can play a useful role in rural public health service system in county areas. The demand of rural residents deserves more attention and the difference between the service supply and demand should be reduced.
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BACKGROUND:Human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cel s (hUC-MSCs) can secrete a variety of factors involved in the regulation of tumor proliferation, metastasis and angiogenesis. Probably, interleukin-6 (IL-6) is one of the most important inflammatory factors. OBJECTIVE:To explore the effect of hUC-MSCs on the proliferation and migration of HepG-2 hepatocyte carcinoma cel s via the IL-6/STAT3 signaling pathway. METHODS:IL-6 expression levels in hUC-MSCs and HepG-2 cel s were determined by ELISA. STAT3 and p-STAT3 expression levels were determined by western blot assay. Transcription levels of PCNA, CyclinD1 and STAT3 genes were measured by RT-PCR. HepG-2 cel proliferation was analyzed by flow cytometry and cel counting kit-8 assays. The migration capacity of HepG-2 cel s was evaluated through a scratch test and Transwel assays. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:The IL-6 level in the hUC-MSCs was significantly higher than that in the HepG-2 cel s (P<0.05). Both the hUC-MSC conditioned culture medium and IL-6 could be used for STAT3 activation. The addition of an IL-6 neutralizing antibody significantly weakened the activation of STAT3 in HepG-2 cel s by the hUC-MSCs-conditioned culture medium. In the presence of the IL-6 neutralizing antibody or the STAT3 inhibitor, AG490, the mRNA expression levels of HepG-2 proliferation-related genes (PCNA, CyclinD1 and Survivin) were significantly reduced. The proliferation and migration capacity of HepG-2 cel s were also significantly decreased by this treatment. Taken together, hUC-MSCs can secrete IL-6 to activate the STAT3 signaling pathway, thereby promoting the proliferation and migration of HepG-2 cel s.
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Objective@#To investigate risk perception, emergency preparedness and emergency literacy among medical students under COVID-19 epidemic.@*Methods@#An online survey was conducted by using the self designed COVID-19 questionnaire on risk perception, emergency preparedness and emergency literacy from March 27 to March 30, 2020. The convenience sampling method was used to investigate 4 864 medical students from 2 colleges and technical secondary schools in Sichuan Province.@*Results@#The scores of risk perception, emergency preparedness and emergency literacy associated with COVID-19 were(35.18±4.33)(28.30±4.16) and(25.23±2.97) respectively. Risk perception of medical students was positively correlated with emergency preparedness and emergency literacy(r=0.35, 0.40), emergency preparedness was positively correlated with emergency literacy(r=0.51)(P<0.05).@*Conclusion@#Considering interrelationships among risk perception, emergency preparedness and emergency literacy associated with COVID-19, medical students should be given targeted prevention and control training.