基于社会网络分析方法的黑龙江省县域医联体建设问题分析及思考

目的:梳理与明确黑龙江省县域医联体建设中的关键问题,为黑龙江省县域医联体建设提供参考意见。方法:文献分析法、社会网络分析法等。结果:黑龙江省县域医疗体系在政策和相关卫生资源的配置上存在医疗资源薄弱、县域医联体政策、配套措施不足等问题;医联体成员间、医生间利益分配和激励机制不足、农村基层医疗机构服务能力不足以及政府对于医共体财政补助不足是目前被学者们普遍认同的关键问题。结论:重构利益分配和激励机制、以政策与相关配套措施推动县域医联体建设、补齐县级医院短板是黑龙江省县域医联体建设的必要之举。     

用于评价动物社交偏好程度的新方法

目的：利用一种改进的三箱社交装置评价动物的社交偏好程度,并探索该方法的可行性。方法：采用注意力缺陷多动障碍(ADHD)大鼠作为社交障碍模型动物,以同源大鼠（WKY)大鼠和Wistar大鼠作为对照组,模型组采用治疗ADHD的临床常用中成药小儿黄龙颗粒（1.88 g/kg、3.75 g/kg）灌胃给药16 d。利用改进的三箱社交箱,以待测鼠在陌生鼠侧密切交流区的时间、频次、路程及相关比例作为行为学指标,检测该方法对社交行为评价的可行性。结果：与Wistar大鼠组比较,模型组大鼠与WKY组大鼠在密切交流区域及有陌生鼠侧区域的时间显著减少（P<0.01）,其他指标如频次、路程及比例也均有不同程度减少,小儿黄龙颗粒两剂量均能增加模型大鼠上述各指标数值。结论：该方法能准确捕捉动物的社交行为特征,实现对动物社交偏好程度的全面、客观评价。     

关于实行高校教师聘任制的思考

人才是社会财富之源,是生产力中最活跃的因素。计划经济管理模式严重束缚了高校人才的积极性和创造性。本文就高校在社会主义市场经济条件下,探索教师聘任的实现形式,建立与社会主义市场经济相适应,符合高校自身发展规律的教师聘任制。运用市场机制,面向社会,以公开、平等、竞争、择优的原则,打破论资排辈,营造有利子优秀人才脱颖而出的用人环境,激发广大教师奋发进取的精神。改革现行社会保障制度,配套建立适合高校特点的社会保障体系,是深化学校用人制度改革的重要保证。     

医学模式的转变促进健康观念的更新

健康是人类追求的永恒目标。随着社会的发展,生物医学模式向生物心理社会医学模式转变,“没有疾病就是健康”的观念已过于陈腐,人们对健康的理解已从“没有疾病”发展到包括生理、心理、社会的完满状态,健康的涵义更为深化,健康观念得到更新。     

社会文化与知情同意的伦理原则

由于社会文化的原因,知情同意原则在我国并未得到充分的认同,但对知情同意原则未实施的原因应具体分析,对癌症病人的心理能力的考虑,病人知情同意权利意识的缺乏,医务人员对病人知情权利的漠视,缺乏知情同意实施的社会文化土壤是知情同意原则在我国衽的主要阻力。     

Social HMOs and Other Capitated Arrangements for Children with Special Health Care Needs

Objective: Children with special health care needs are increasingly enrolling in managed care arrangements. However, existing managed care organizations, including traditional HMOs, are often poorly suited for caring for this population. In the adult health care area, new managed care entities, called Social HMOs (S/HMO) and Programs for the All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), have been created to integrate health and health-related services for chronically ill and disabled adults. We describe these models and assess their potential for serving children with special health care needs. Method: We reviewed the literature on managed care for children with special health care needs and evaluation findings from the S/HMO and PACE models for the elderly. Results: Evaluations of the S/HMO and PACE models have yielded mixed findings. Some of the more positive accomplishments include lower use and expenditures for long-term care services compared to other demonstration projects, greater integration of primary care physicians in decision making concerning long-term care, and improved management of transitions between care levels. On the negative side, start-up has been slow, prospective members have been hesitant to enroll, intermittent and sometimes frequent operating deficits have emerged, no discernible positive effects on health or social outcomes are apparent, and no significant overall savings have emerged. Conclusions: With mixed results so far, caution is required in applying these or similar models for vulnerable child populations. However, given the inadequacies of traditional managed care for this population, we believe experimentation with new models of care that integrate health and health-related services is important. Such experimentation should be fostered only to the extent that the models are carefully designed and then implemented in a manner that protects the interests of children with special health care needs.     

Behavioral and autonomic responses to intermittent social stress: differential protection by clonidine and metoprolol

The present study investigated physiological and pharmacological characteristics of socially stressed animals. Specifically, we examined (1) to what degree autonomic and behavioral stress reactions during intermittent confrontations between an intruder male adult Long-Evans rat with an aggressive resident undergo habituation, and (2) to what extent the defeat-experienced animal can be protected against these stress reactions with clonidine or metoprolol, two adrenergic agents with clinical anxiolytic effects. We developed an acute social stress situation that consisted of initially placing an experimental rat as an intruder into the homecage of a resident while the resident was not present, thereafter permitting brief physical agonistic interactions with the reintroduced resident until the intruder was forced into a submissive supine posture and emitted ultrasonic vocalizations (USV), and eventually exposing the intruder to the resident's threats for one hour, while being shielded from potentially injurious attacks (threat encounter). Over the course of the initial 4-weekly threat encounters the acute tachycardia but not the hyperthermic stress responses decreased in magnitude. Following the first three threat encounters core temperature (T_c) was significantly elevated for at least 3 h. The T_c was already elevated when the repeatedly defeated intruder was confronted with the olfactory cues of the resident's cage. This conditioned anticipatory hyperthermia developed in the course of the first three confrontations and was paralleled by a decrease in exploratory and motor behavior and by an increase in defensive behaviors and in both types of USV emitted in the low (20–30 kHz) and the high (31–70 kHz) frequency range. Clonidine (0.01–0.1 mg/kg, IP), an ₂-adrenergic agonist and metoprolol, a -adrenergic blocker (1.0–10.0 mg/kg, IP), dose-dependently prevented the tachycardic response to stress. Only clonidine, but not metoprolol, also attenuated the rise in T₀ during the 1-h agonistic interaction. Clonidine decreased those aspects of motor behavior (e.g. rearing, walking) that are of lesser cost for the individual but maintained high levels of defensive reactions and increased the duration of low USV. The high doses of clonidine (0.06, 0.1 mg/kg) attenuated the homeostatic regulation and sedated the intruder while exposed to threats during a social confrontation. The absence of attenuation of the high level of defensive behavior and the prolonged low USV suggest a stress intensification by the higher doses of clonidine. In conclusion, after the fourth encounter, the autonomic, behavioral and vocal response pattern prior to and during repeated weekly confrontations show no evidence for habituation for the following 6 weeks. Moreover, adrenergic therapeutic agents that are applied to treat symptoms of anxiety block the tachycardic response but may actually intensify defensive behavior and certain stress vocalizations.     

The role of law enforcement in minimizing the harm resulting from illicit drugs

Illicit drugs have become a major global problem in recent decades following considerable recent political change, including the collapse of communism and the formation of international super-states to increase trade. Despite increasing collaboration between law enforcement authorities in different countries, illicit drug problems appear likely to increase in the future because of the vast profits available, continuing (and increasing) demand and more permissive attitudes concerning drugs among young people. While rejecting legalization or decriminalization, the search for more effective responses by law enforcement authorities and the community generally must be stepped up. Police services continue to play an important role restricting the availability of illicit drugs but increasing emphasis needs to be given to reducing demand, including more available and more effective preventive drug education in schools. Police also need to work with harm reduction approaches devised to reduce the negative consequences of drug use for those who continue to use illicit drugs. New measures proposed in Britain are outlined. These stress the importance of a multi-sectoral approach operating at both national and local levels with the objective of reducing drug-related crime, reducing the acceptability and availability of illicit drugs and reducing the harmful consequences of illicit drug use. Harm reduction requires a commitment for close collaboration between police and drug treatment services to maximize the effectiveness of needle-exchange schemes and other harm reduction approaches. Cautioning, now commonly used in Britain for selected minor drug offences, has a number of benefits including reducing criminal justice costs. Greater emphasis must be placed on diversion schemes involving close links between police and drug treatment services. Future progress requires firm commitments to providing adequate and effective drug treatment services, conducting research to develop and evaluate more effective diversion schemes, improving collaboration between sectors and effective leadership. In addition to the major costs of illicit drug use to the community, the huge cost to individuals must remain a major focus driving the search for more effective responses to the problems resulting from illicit drugs.     

Harm reduction in the developing world

This paper examines harm reduction from the perspective of poor countries. In considering which elements of the broad approach are suitable for adaptation and adoption by poor countries, there is a need to examine critically the arguments put forth in support of it and which, if any, of these are supported by evidence. There are also significant indirect influences that the approach is likely to have on how drug use is understood and interpreted by wider society. The likely impact of these on areas other than simply services directed to drug users needs to be assessed. There are some features regarding harm caused by alcohol and other drug use that are specific to poor countries. Most important among these is that levels of use which are not deemed to be harmful in rich societies cause grave harm through diverting meagre resources away from survival needs in the poor world. Alcohol, as well as other drugs, tends in deprived settings to cause dependence and other problems much earlier in people's drinking careers and at much lower levels of consumption than in rich countries.