JCI评审中核医学设备的质量管理和体会

2003年．我院率先引进医疗机构评审联合委员会国际部（Joint Commission International,JCI）医院评审标准．创建了医院质量管理新体系。通过JC认证和复评．明显提高了我科影像设备管理水平和服务质量．对提高医疗设备效率．延长医疗设备的使用寿命以及降低维修成本等都发挥了积极的作用。     

An investigation report of radiotherapy centers in Beijing during the COVID-19 pandemic

Objective An investigation on the prevention and control measures taken by radiotherapy centers of various hospitals in Beijing during the COVID-19 pandemic was conducted. The experience was summarized to provide reference for further work. Methods Electronic questionnaires were distributed to each radiotherapy center through members of the radiation oncology therapeutics branch of Beijing medical association and members of Society of Radiotherapy Specialists (Technicians) of Beijing Medical Doctors Association. Statistical analysis was performed based on the feedback results of electronic questionnaires. Results All forty radiotherapy centers in Beijing returned the questionnaires by the end of April 10, 2020. Except for the suspension of treatment in one center due to COVID-19 pandemic, all radiotherapy centers have taken corresponding prevention and control measures and continued to carry out radiotherapy. No COVID-19 infection of patients or medical staffs occurred during this pandemic. Conclusions During the COVID-19 pandemic, all radiotherapy centers attach great importance to optimizing the clinical process and adopt reasonable prevention and control measures. On the basis of efficient prevention and control measures, radiotherapy is delivered to fulfill the treatment demands of cancer patients.     

Position on donors and smallpox vaccine: a committee opinion

Although there is presently no definitive evidence linking vaccinia virus transmission through reproductive cells, SART/ASRM accordingly recommends that ART practitioners consider deferring donors who have recently received smallpox vaccine or contracted symptomatic vaccinia virus infection through close contact with a vaccine recipient (until after the vaccine or infectious scab has spontaneously separated). Good donor practice further suggests that donors who are not in good health, including those with recent complications from smallpox vaccine, should be similarly deferred. (This document was reviewed by the ASRM Practice Committee in 2011).     

Fertility treatment when the prognosis is very poor or futile: a committee opinion

The Ethics Committee recommends development of evidence-based policies that are patient-centered for each in vitro fertilization (IVF) center. In most cases, the provision of futile therapies is not ethically justi?able. For those treatments with very poor success rates, clinicians must be vigilant in their presentation of risks, bene?ts, and alternatives. This document was reviewed in January 2012. This version replaces the previous version of this document, published in 2009.