摘要:目的: 通过分析地市级急救中心院前急救资料,探讨ICD10疾病分类方法在院前急救中的实用性。 方法 :回顾性分析2007年1~12月份自贡市急救中心出诊的全部有效急救患者的急诊诊断以及随访诊断,使用ICD10编码进行归类,比较疾病性别构成比。 结果 :全年院前急救4109例,排5位的疾病分别为损伤、中毒和外因的某些其他后果(484%)、循环系统疾病(170%)、消化系统疾病(81%)、呼吸系统疾病(64%)、精神和行为障碍(52%),损伤、中毒和外因的某些其他后果、循环系统疾病以及消化系统疾病出诊量男性多于女性(P<005),耳和乳突疾病以及妊娠、分娩和产褥期疾病出诊量女性多于男性(P<005)。 结论 :采用ICD10标准对院前急救病谱分类有进一步探讨的价值。Abstract: Objective: To investigate the value of ICD10 in prehospital care by the analysis of cases in Zigong Urgent Rescue Center. Methods : All cases of prehospital care during the year of 2007 were studied, whose emergency Diagnoses and followup diagnoses were recorded, and they were classified by international classification of diseases 10th revision (ICD10). The gender composition ratio of diseases was analyzed. Results : Four thousand one hundred and nine cases of prehospital care in 2007 were included. Topfive diseases were injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes (484%), diseases of the circulatory system (170%), diseases of the digestive system (81%), diseases of the respiratory system (64%), and mental and behavioral disorders (52%) respectively. The amout of the male prehospital cases was more that of than the female’s in the diseases of injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes, diseases of the circulatory system, diseases of the digestive system (P<005); the amount of the female prehospital cases was more than that of the male’s in the diseases of the ear and mastoid process, pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium (P<005). Conclusion : Further research on the spectrum of diseases classified by ICD10 is valuable.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) standardization is an important carrier for TCM inheriting and innovating. As an important content of TCM standardization system, TCM clinical practice guidelines' designation and revision play an important role for medical staff to regulate medical behavior, and improve the quality of health services. This paper expounds the significance and function of the TCM guidelines, analyzes the present situation, opportunities and challenges, and puts forward the strategies and suggestions to promote the development of evidence-based TCM guidelines.
ObjectiveTo summary the standardized management in research and applications of platelet derivatives for tissue regeneration.MethodsThe related literature about bottlenecks and standardized management of platelet derivatives in recent years was reviewed and analyzed.ResultsAlthough the platelet derivatives are increasingly used to accelerate the regenerative processes of injured joint, skin, nerve, ligament/tendon, and alveolar bone, etc., the large variation in preparation methods, diverse nomenclature, incomplete reporting system, and lack of quantitative and standardized management of the preparation process have caused uncertainty and incomparability of research and application results. In recent years, there has been a trend towards standardized research and management of platelet derivatives.ConclusionThe implementation of standardized research and quality management will contribute to promote the research and application of platelet derivatives in the field of tissue regeneration.
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has been evaluated as a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). Although several vaccines with an efficacy of more than 50% have been developed, in terms of treatment, remdesivir remains the antiviral drug approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of COVID-19, while none of the other treatments has been recommended by FDA due to insufficient clinical data. A number of clinical trials have been registered to study therapeutic drugs or vaccines for COVID-19. To promote the collection, tabulation, analysis of COVID-19 clinical research data, improve the efficiency of clinical research, and facilitate the integration, sharing and secondary analysis of multiple similar research data, CDISC has developed a therapeutic area user guide for COVID-19 and resources for public health researchers. The resources included two documents, one is a SDTM annotated CRF based on ISARIC and WHO core COVID-19 case report form, and the other is SDTM and CDASH mapping spreadsheet. Moreover, CDISC has developed the guidance for ongoing studies disrupted by COVID-19 pandemic and interim ADaM guidance for ongoing studies disrupted by COVID-19 pandemic to help disrupted clinical trials to collect, store, and analyze relevant data. This paper introduced the structure and content of the guide and its related standards, with a view to promoting its application in COVID-19 clinical trials and in ongoing studies disrupted by COVID-19 pandemic.
According to a guideline on promoting the high-quality development of public hospitals issued by the General Office of the State Council and a guideline on accelerating the development of medical rehabilitation, a high-quality and efficient rehabilitation system should be established, and efforts should be made to promote the high-quality development of rehabilitation services in public hospitals. We propose an action guideline for promoting the high-quality development of rehabilitation services in public hospitals, which is based on a Delphi method questionnaire on the opinions of front-line clinical rehabilitation experts, and integrated with relevant literature and evidences. This guideline introduces 31 specific action plans from 7 dimensions, including standardization of basic rehabilitation settings, standardization of clinical rehabilitation techniques, improvement of the tertiary rehabilitation system, standardization of emergency rehabilitation, standardization of rehabilitation education, standardization of rehabilitation management, and promotion of scientific and technological innovation in rehabilitation medicine.
ObjectiveTo analyze why sleeve gastrectomy (SG) with jejunojejunal bypass (SG-JJB), despite being the second most common bariatric procedure in China, has neither been recommended in domestic and international guidelines nor endorsed by expert consensus; investigate the primary obstacles to its standardization and widespread adoption; and propose strategies leveraging China’s extensive clinical experience to refine the technique, establish standardized protocols, and address existing challenges, thereby defining its future role in metabolic surgery. MethodsBy systematically reviewing the evolution, current evidence profile, and distinctions of SG-JJB compared to other SG-Plus procedures, this study focused on identifying constraints hindering its adoption. Concurrently, considering the characteristics of domestic healthcare resources, we analyzed the feasibility of procedural refinements, key steps for standardization, and solutions to potential challenges, thereby facilitating the optimization and standardization of SG-JJB. ResultsThe three key constraints hindering SG-JJB development were: risks of blind loop syndrome, uncertainty regarding optimal bypass limb length, and limited evidence on long-term efficacy. To address these issues, this study proposed leveraging China’s clinical and multi-center collaboration strengths to: conduct high-quality studies defining the impact of bypass length on outcomes, establish unified diagnostic and monitoring protocols for blind loop syndrome, and systematically collect longitudinal data to evaluate long-term efficacy, thereby informing evidence-based surgical standardization. ConclusionsSG-JJB holds significant potential in Chinese bariatric-metabolic practice, yet its standardization faces challenges. Addressing concerns about blind loop syndrome, defining optimal bypass limb length, and accumulating robust long-term efficacy data are pivotal to advancing SG-JJB standardization and adoption. Leveraging domestic clinical resources through multi-center collaborations, high-quality research, and evidence-based protocol development is the essential pathway to overcoming these barriers, achieving standardized implementation, and securing recognition in authoritative guidelines.