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OBJECTIVE:To explore the present situation of scientific research of clinical pharmacists in domestic third-grade class A hospitals,and discuss its feasible research ideas. METHODS:Questionnaire was conducted for the scientific research situa-tion of clinical pharmacists who obtained the certification in domestic 63 third-grade class A hospitals,the questionnaire data was collected,and data was statistically analyzed by using IBM SPSS Statistics 22.0 software. RESULTS:Totally 315 questionnaires were sent out,282 were effectively received,with effective recovery of 89.52%. In terms of attitude to scientific research,propor-tion of the surveyed clinical pharmacists who thought it was quite necessary and necessary was more than 70%;except for academ-ic degree(P0.05). In terms of the present situation of scientific research,achievements of them were relatively simple,thinking the biggest difficulty was insufficient of experiment condition;there was significant difference in the numbers of authorized patents in recent 5 years by different gender (P0.05). In terms of ability enhancement,the surveyed pharmacists thought liter-ature review,evidence-based literature/experimental interpreta-tion and foreign language reading were the abilities most need to be enhanced;except for gender,academic degree,age andjob title showed similarity in enhancing the literature review,evidence-based literature/experimental interpretation ability (P>0.05),while there were significant differences in enhancing foreign language reading ability by different gender,academic degree, age and job title (P<0.05). CONCLUSIONS:Clinical pharmacists show certain differences in the attitude to scientific research, present situation and direction of scientific research,and ability enhancement because of different gender,academic degree,age and job title,but there are also common. In order to improve the competence of scientific research and promote the discipline devel-opment of clinical pharmacy,pharmacy administrator in hospital should improve the academic degree and job title on clinical phar-macists and provide necessary advanced scientific platform and pertinent training at the same time. Additionally,except for the ratio-nal drug use,evidence-based pharmacy and pharmacoeconomics,clinical pharmacists can find new breakthrough point from phar-maceutical care,drug treatment decisions,translational medicine and medicine large data.
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Objective To explore the phenotypic characteristics of T lymphocyte subsets in the peripheral blood (PB) of Patients with rheumatoid arthritis.Methods forty-seven patients with ankylosing spondylitis (AS) and 36 health control were selected as our subjects.The patients were divided into definite Diagnosis AS group and potential AS group according to symptom and X-ray,flow cytometry was applied to measure T lymphocyte subsets and HLA-B27 of peripheral blood.At the same time,the levels of ESR,CRP and IgA were also measured.The correlation between T lymphocyte subsets and CRP HLA-B27,IgA level was analyzed.Results There was no significant difference between The definite diagnosis AS patients and healthy controls regarding of the percentages of CD3 + cells in peripheral blood,However the percentage of CD4 + cells in definite diagnosis AS patients was significantly increased than that of healthy controls (P ＜ 0.05).The ratio of CD4 +/CD8 + cells was 3.80 ± 0.28 in AS patients,higher than that of potential AS patients.T lymphocyte subsets were showed an increase tendency as the increase the level of CRP,IgA.Conclusion Lower CD8 + cell and higher CD4 + cell were showed in the peripheral blood of AS patients,which was correlated with the disease activity and suggesting T cells might be involved in the pathogenesis process of AS.Meanwhile our data indicated that the immune response might be a susceptible factor of AS and early detection of T lymphocyte subsets might provide a diagnosis and treatment basis for diagnosis of AS.Therefore the disorder of T lymphocyte subsets might play an important role in the development of rheumatoid arthritis.