浅谈医疗商业贿赂的成因及预防对策

医疗商业贿赂已引起全社会的高度关注，成为2006年六大重点领域里治理的商业贿赂之一。作者通过分析医疗商业贿赂的危害和原因，提出：①加强思想教育；②坚持依法行政；③完善相关制度；④深化体制改革；⑤完善监督制度等预防对策。     

A Brief Mental Health Outcomes Measure: Translation and Validation of the Czech Version of the Schwartz Outcomes Scale-10

The Schwartz Outcomes Scale-10 (SOS-10) is a 10-item scale developed to measure the effectiveness of psychiatric treatments. Using standard methodology, we translated the scale into Czech and examined the psychometric properties of the Czech version. 207 in-patients admitted to Prague Psychiatric Center were included in the study. All patients completed the SOS at admission and discharge. The SOS-10 scale was also administered to 170 persons from the general population. Reliability, validity and sensitivity to treatment change of the Czech SOS-10 were analyzed. The Cronbach’s α coefficient was 0.92. The item-total correlation coefficients varied from 0.56 to 0.82. The SOS-10 correlated well with condition-specific measures including depression (BDI) and anxiety (BAI) and a global self-rated symptom severity scale (CGI). The SOS-10 also had significant correlations with the Health, Basic needs, Relationship, and Leisure time domains of the Czech version of the Subjective Quality of Life Analysis (SQUALA-CZ). The scale discriminated well between patients and controls, with patients scoring significantly lower on all SOS items. The patient sample’s admission and discharge scores were significantly different, indicating that the scale is sensitive to treatment changes. We concluded that the Czech SOS-10 is valid with reliability and factor structure similar to the American language version.     

中医药抗消化性溃疡复发的研究

总结了运用中医药疗法对68例消化性溃疡愈合后的患者追踪观察2～4年的临床疗效,显示其具有复发率低的优势;又根据消化性溃疡发生及复发的机制分析了所采用的预防性治疗措施的作用机理;还对溃疡病复发的一些相关问题作了简单论述。     

网络环境下高校图书馆功能的嬗变及其应对策略

随着网络信息技术的发展，数字化、网络化信息资源的开发与利用迅速普及，高校图书馆的功能也发生显著的变化：以印刷文献为中心向以数字信息为中心转变；由单一化服务向多样化服务转变；由人工服务向智能化控制转变；由传统的图书存贮、借阅中心将发展成为现代化信息的交流中转站或导航站。本文分析和阐述了网络环境下高校图书馆功能的嬗变特点和规律，提出了具有实践意义的应对策略。     

临沂地区三十年丝虫病防治与研究

班氏丝虫病分布于临沂地区的13个县市,淡色库蚊为主要传播媒介,据开始防治前的1957年调查,微阳率15.03％;经60年代部分县的防治,70年代大面积的普查普治和重点病区的全民服药以及食用“海盐”防治,至1983年微阳率已降至0.16％。通过1984～1986三年的横纵向监测,微阳率处较低水平,未见回升趋势,蚊媒自然感染率已接近于0;在抽查10岁以下的15974名儿童中未有新感染,显示我区丝虫病传播已基本阻断。     

The treatment of hypertension

1 A 'retrospective' of the development of the drug treatment of hypertension is presented from the early days of ganglion blockers to the present time together with a review of the evidence of benefit from treatment.
2 Current issues and debates are summarised including shortfalls in the control of hypertension in populations, difficulties surrounding the measurement of blood pressure, disagreement on the levels of blood pressure to treat, the goal blood pressures to aim at, issues surrounding lifestyle measures such as the low salt diet and low intensity exercise, and treatment with diuretics and with calcium antagonists.
3 A 'perspective' is presented on some avenues for progress in the years ahead. These will include the identification of genetic markers to determine the hypertensive individuals with the greatest risk of death and of cardiovascular complications.     

Simultaneous genetic analysis of longitudinal means and covariance structure in the simplex model using twin data

A longitudinal model based on the simplex model is presented to analyze simultaneously means and covariance structure using univariate longitudinal twin data. The objective of the model is to decompose the mean trend into components which can be attributed to those genetic and environmental factors which give rise to phenotypic individual differences and a component of unknown constitution which does not involve individual differences. Illustrations are given using simulated data and repeatedly measured weight obtained in a sample of 82 female twin pairs on six occasions.     

城市社区医疗预防保健人员知识与技能的需求调查

通过对405名城市基层医疗预防保健人员的知识和技能的需求调查看出,面对医学模式的转变,社区居民医疗预防保健需求的不断增长,他们现有的知识和技能已极不适应。2/3以上的人员认为以往所学的知识不够用,较普遍地要求增加预防医学、临床医学等课程的学习,提高疾病诊断、群众工作、组织交往、科研的能力。调查为基层在职医学教育提供了参考依据。     

江苏51所普通高校医疗机构情况分析

１９９４年统计江苏５１所普通高校医疗机构共有２ 员１４１８人，其中卫技人员１２０４人，占８４．９％，医，护，药及其他技术人员分别为４９．８３％，２７．２４％，９．１４％，１３．７９％。与１９８８扯同类资料相比，医，护人员比例下降，药剂人员比例相近，其他技术人员比例上升；技术职务构成：高，中，初分别为８．３１％，４９．５０％，４２．１９％；中高级比例均有明显增加。     

Quantitative assessment of the microstructure of rat behavior: I.f(d), The extension of the scaling hypothesis

Previous studies demonstrated that drug effects on the movement sequences of rats in unconditioned motor activity paradigms can be quantified by scaling measures that describe the average relationship between a variable of interest and an experimental parameter. However, rats engage in a wide variety of geometrically distinct movements that can be influenced differentially by drugs. In this investigation, the extended scaling approach is presented to capture quantitatively the relative contributions of geometrically distinct movement sequences to the overall path structure. The calculation of the spectrum of local spatial scaling exponents,f(d), is based on ensemble methods used in statistical physics. Results of thef(d) analysis confirm that the amount of motor activity is not correlated with the geometrical structure of movement sequences. Changes in the average spatial scaling exponent,d, correspond to shifting the entiref(d) function, and indicate overall changes in path structure. With the extended scaling approach, straight movement sequences are assessed independently from highly circumscribed movements. Thus, thef(d) function identifies drug effects on particular ranges of movement sequences as defined by the geometrical structure of movements. More generally, thef(d) function quantifies the relationship between microscopically recorded variables, in this paradigm consecutive (x, y) locations, and the macroscopic behavioral patterns that constitute the animal's response topography.Exemplary calculations of path segments with different geometrical characteristics can be obtained from the authors. Questions regarding the computational implementation of this method should be addressed to MPP preferably via email (martin@rat.ucsd.edu) or FAX (619-543-2493)