综合医院发热门诊应对新型冠状病毒肺炎的应急管理

目的 探讨综合医院发热门诊应对新型冠状病毒感染肺炎的应急管理方法及效果。 方法 加强发热门诊的管理，包括优化发热预检分诊工作流程、合理布局发热门诊、修订发热门诊工作职责与流程指引、合理调配人力资源、加强相关人员培训、严格落实院感防控措施、提供后勤保障、加强健康宣教与管理。 结果 接诊患者13 761例次，采集咽拭子591例次，静脉输液11 973例次，氧气吸入998例次。 结论 加强综合医院发热门诊管理，能有效提高护理人员对新型冠状病毒肺炎疫情的应对能力，保障护理安全。     

某医学期刊送审论文的统计学问题分析

<正>医学科研论文大多涉及数据收集和统计分析,正确合适的数据统计分析方法,才可能保证科研结果的正确性。虽然论文撰写的国际规范对数据统计学分析有明确的要求,科研人员也学习过医学统计学,但如何正确选择统计分析方法,准确描述统计分析结果,仍然是很多科研人员比较困惑的问题。有些作者在论文中误用、错用统计学方法,直接影响研究结果的可信度,导致论文质量不高或者结论错误[1-3]。本文对某杂志2014年至2015年度送审论文中的统计学问题进行分析,旨在帮助作者避免类似的错误,提升科研论文质量。资料与方法     

Age-specific trends in health-related quality of life among US adults: findings from National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2001–2016

Quality of Life Research - Health-related quality of life (HRQoL) is an important indicator of population health, yet no age-specific trend analyses in HRQoL have been conducted with a nationally...     

封场生活垃圾填埋场好氧治理通风系统计算与应用

从质量守恒定律出发,以Buswell提出的垃圾好氧降解反应方程式为基础,建立了计算通风量的化学计量模型;以达西定律为基础,建立了计算通风压力的数学模型;并将其应用于某封场垃圾填埋场原位好氧治理工程的计算,验证了2个模型的合理性和准确性,可为生活垃圾填埋场好氧生物反应器工艺设计和设备选型提供理论数据参考。     

Analysis of Risk and Burden of Dysentery Associated with Floods from 2004 to 2010 in Nanning,China

This study aimed to examine the association between floods and the morbidity of dysentery and to quantify the burden of dysentery due to floods in Nanning, China. A generalized additive mixed model was conducted to assess the relationship between monthly morbidity of dysentery and floods from 2004 to 2010. The years lived with disability (YLDs) of dysentery attributable to floods were then estimated based on the WHO framework of the burden of disease study for calculating the potential impact fraction. The relative risk (RR) of floods on the morbidity of dysentery was 1.44 (95% confidence interval [CI] = 1.18–1.75). The models suggest that a potential 1-day rise in flood duration may lead to 8% (RR = 1.08, 95% CI = 1.04–1.12) increase in the morbidity of dysentery. The average attributable YLD per 1,000 of dysentery caused by floods were 0.013 in males, 0.005 in females, and 0.009 in persons. Our study confirms that floods have significantly increased the risk and the burden of dysentery in the study area. Public health action should be taken to prevent and control the potential risk of dysentery after floods. Vulnerable groups such as males and children should be paid more attention.