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In consideration of the current policies for scientific and technological achievement translation, the paper explored the model and strategy of such translation in medical institutions by analyzing typical cases of " orthopedic surgical robot" translation. Most common translation models in medical institutions are transfer or licensing. As hospitals lack the qualifications and conditions for product manufacturing and sales, " orthopedic surgical robot" was translated by means of a combined practice of both patent transfer and joint R&D with the enterprise under a strategic cooperation agreement. This practice not only manifested the contribution and interests of stakeholders in a rational way, but also guaranteed sustainable iterative R&D. Hospitals should launch cooperation with enterprises, universities or research organizations and form strategic alliances, and choose appropriate translation models based on their specifics, value and characteristics of the achievement flexibly.
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Objective:To explore the effect of health management on morbidity risk of hypertension in population with endotheliocyte nitric oxide synthetase (eNOS)gene G894T mutation.Methods:A total of 360 cases,who were 45~60 years old and possessed eNOS gene G894T mutation but without hypertension,were screened using gene chips detection from people who received physical examination and recreation in Qingdao sanatorium and patients visiting to affiliated hospital of medical college of Qingdao University from Jun 2010 to Jun 2013. According to their compli-ance condition,they were divided into health management group (n=163)and control group (n=197,continued their intrinsical lifestyle).Both groups were followed up for two years,and their incidence rates of hypertension were compared.Results:After two-year follow-up,a total of 17 cases (10.43%)were diagnosed as hypertension a-mong 163 cases of health management group;it was significantly lower than that in control group (24.87%,χ2 =12.43,P =0.001).Conclusion:Scientific health management can effectively reduce incidence rate of hypertension in population with eNOS gene G894T mutation.