适应心理辅导在高三学生中的应用

目的 验证适应心理辅导在教学中的作用和效果。方法 队列研究方法，选择2000级的雅安市雨城区第一中学的两个高中班，入学成绩两个班基本相同（没有显著性差异）。将其中一个班进行适应心理辅导另一个班没有应用。结果 应用适应心理辅导班的高考成绩明显优于对照班。适应学习的能力明显提高。结论 适应心理辅导能够提高学生的适应能力，提高学生的学习成绩。     

Video analysis of communication in paediatric consultations in primary care.

BACKGROUND: There is a paucity of research evidence concerning communication in paediatric consultations between GPs, adults, and child patients. AIM: This study was carried out to identify features of the interaction between a doctor, a child patient aged 6-12 years, and their carer in the consultation associated with the child's participation. DESIGN OF STUDY: A qualitative analysis of video recordings of 31 primary care paediatric consultations was undertaken, using strategies from the methodology of conversation analysis. SETTING: Primary care, Suffolk, UK. METHOD: NHS GPs from three primary care trusts (PCTs), were invited to participate in this study. Sixteen volunteers from this sample took part. RESULTS: Analysis of the interaction in the consultations revealed that the children had little involvement. Children participated when invited to do so, and took more time than adults to answer a doctor's question. An adult carer was less likely to answer on behalf of a child, when they were in a position to see that the doctor's gaze was directed at the child, and the doctor addressed the child by name. Adult carers, who had not voiced their own concerns first, were seen to interrupt doctor-child talk. In consultations where the participants sat in a triangular arrangement, all parties being an equal distance apart, triadic talk was noted. CONCLUSION: Child involvement in the primary care consultation is associated with adult carers being able to voice their own concerns early in the consultation, and children being invited to speak with the appropriate recipient design.     

An observational study of variation in GPs' out-of-hours emergency referrals.

Out-of-hours organisations are responsible for the care of patients 70% of the time, and their GPs act as gatekeepers to secondary care services. This observational study identifies the variations in GPs' out-of-hours referral rates to secondary care and factors that could explain these variations. One hundred and forty-nine GPs who worked in one UK general practice out-of-hours cooperative which served 19 practices with 167 000 registered patients. Data on patients who accessed the out-of-hours service over 3 years (2001-2004) were examined. Factors thought to be predictors of variation in referral rates were investigated using logistic regression analysis. There was a fivefold difference in referral rates between the lowest and highest referring quartiles of GPs (OR [odds ratio] = 4.56, CI [confidence interval] = 3.86 to 5.38). The sex (female) of the clinician, the time of the consultation (11 pm to 7 am), and the place of the consultation (home visit) accounted for some, but not all, of the increased referral rates. A doctor working out-of-hours disproportionately influences the fate of the patient, the number of hospital admissions, and extra costs to the health service. There is a need for follow-up studies to investigate the factors associated with referral behaviour, and how the variation relates to patient factors and the resources available. These findings could be used when planning the staffing of out-of-hours services to optimise appropriate care and minimise patients' exposure to unnecessary intrusive and expensive hospital care.     

Accessibility, clinical effectiveness, and practice costs of providing a telephone option for routine asthma reviews: phase IV controlled implementation study.

BACKGROUND: Attendance for routine asthma reviews is poor. A recent randomised controlled trial found that telephone consultations can cost-effectively and safely enhance asthma review rates; however, concerns have been expressed about the generalisability and implementation of the trial's findings. AIM: To evaluate the effectiveness of a telephone option as part of a routine structured asthma review service. DESIGN OF STUDY: Phase IV controlled before-and-after implementation study. SETTING: A large UK general practice. METHOD: Using existing administrative groups, all patients with active asthma (n = 1809) received one of three asthma review services: structured recall with a telephone-option for reviews versus structured recall with face-to-face-only reviews, or usual-care (to assess secular trends). Main outcome measures were: proportion of patients with active asthma reviewed within the previous 15 months (Quality and Outcomes Framework target), mode of review, enablement, morbidity, and costs to the practice. RESULTS: A routine asthma review was provided for 397/598 (66.4%) patients in the telephone-option group compared with 352/654 (53.8%) in the face-to-face-only review group: risk difference 12.6% (95% confidence interval [CI] = 7.2 to 17.9, P<0.001). The usual-care group achieved a review rate of 282/557 (50.6%). Morbidity was equivalent in the three groups; however, enablement (P = 0.03) and confidence (P = 0.007) in asthma management were greater in the telephone-option versus face-to-face-only group. The cost per review achieved by providing the telephone-option service was lower than the face-to-face-only service (10.03 pounds versus 12.74 pounds, mean difference 2.71 pounds; 95% CI = 1.92 to 3.50, P<0.001); usual-care costs were 11.85 pounds per review achieved. CONCLUSION: Routinely offering telephone reviews cost-effectively increased asthma review rates, enhancing patient enablement and confidence with management, with no detriment to asthma morbidity. Practices should consider a telephone option for their asthma review service.     

Hidden posttraumatic stress disorder in the mother of a boy with traumatic limb amputation

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is usually diagnosed in the primary victim of a psychologically distressing event who demonstrates the criteria symptomatology. Presented here is a case study of PTSD symptoms in a mother whose 4-year-old boy underwent bilateral arm amputation. Discussed is how the mother became the primary PTSD victim and why the particular injury (electrical shock) can be explained as readily giving rise to her problems. Consultants to pediatric and trauma services are reminded that the primary patient's medical care may suffer if disorders such as PTSD are not recognized in those responsible for making treatment decisions for the young victim.     

Stage, survival and delays in lung, colorectal, prostate and ovarian cancer: comparison between diagnostic routes

BACKGROUND: Very few studies have reported cancer outcomes of patients referred through different routes, despite the prominence of current UK cancer urgent referral guidance. AIM: This study aimed to compare outcomes of cancer patients referred through the urgent referral guidance with those who were not, with respect to stage at diagnosis, survival, and delays in diagnosis. Design of study: Analysis of hospital records. SETTING: One hospital trust in England. METHOD: The records of 889 patients diagnosed in 2000-2001 with one of four types of cancer were analysed: 409 with lung cancer; 239 with colorectal cancer; 146 with prostate cancer; and 95 with ovarian cancer. Outcome measures were diagnostic stage, survival, referral and secondary care delays. RESULTS: For lung cancer, urgent referrals had more advanced TNM (tumor, node, metastasis) stage than patients diagnosed through other routes (P = 0.035) and poorer survival (P = 0.020). There was no difference in stage or survival for the other cancers. For each cancer, a higher proportion of urgent referrals was seen within 2 weeks. Secondary care delays for lung and colorectal cancer were shorter for inter-specialty referrals. CONCLUSION: For patients with lung cancer, the guidance appears to be prioritising those in the more advanced stages of disease. This was not the case for the other three cancers. Referral delays were shorter for patients urgently referred, as is the intention of the guidance. The avoidance of delays in outpatient diagnostics probably accounts for shorter secondary care delays for inter-specialty referrals.     

黑龙江省社区卫生服务机构生殖健康咨询服务能力调查

目的:了解黑龙江省社区卫生服务机构生殖健康咨询服务能力现状,为黑龙江省有针对性地提高生殖健康咨询服务的可及性和有效性提供参考建议。方法:2020年7—9月采取随机抽样方法在黑龙江省抽取7个地市,每个地市随机选取2所社区卫生服务机构,对生殖健康服务相关医务人员开展问卷调查。结果:对301份有效问卷进行统计学分析,调查对象生殖健康服务相关知识正确率最高的为健康促进知识(28.2%)。调查对象生殖健康咨询服务培训率为26.6%。可以提供的生殖健康咨询服务第1位是避孕节育咨询(93.4%)。调查对象的咨询概念化能力评分均值为(30.79±13.62)分,咨询实践操作能力均值为(48.99±19.00)分,总分均值为(79.78±31.72)分。统计分析发现,生殖健康咨询能力与年龄、工作岗位、是否获得生殖健康咨询员/咨询师资格和是否接受生殖健康咨询服务培训等有关,进一步分析发现,后两个变量是咨询能力自我评估得分的主要影响因素(P<0.05)。调查对象最希望得到的工作支持为医院领导对相关科室的协调(94.0%)。结论:黑龙江省社区卫生服务机构生殖健康服务人员相关知识较为薄弱,咨询概念化能力及咨询实践操作能力有待提高。应加强基层社区卫生服务机构相关人员培训,促进生殖健康咨询服务职业化、专业化发展,提升生殖健康咨询服务供给水平。     

Bakhtin's Philosophy and Medical Practice — Toward a Semiotic Theory of Doctor — patient Interaction

Doctor-patient interaction has gained increasing attention among sociologists and linguists during the last few decades. The problem with the studies performed so far, however, has been a lack of a theoretical framework which could bring together the various phenomena observed within medical consultations. Mikhail Bakhtin's philosophy of language offers us tools for studying medical practice as socio-cultural semiotic phenomenon. Applying Bakhtin's ideas of polyphonic, context-dependent and open-ended nature of human communication opens the possibilities to develop prevailing theoretical and empirical approaches to the study of medical consultations. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.