Media Coping Strategy for Doctor-patient Dispute Processing in Hospital / 中国医学伦理学

This paper expounded the influences of the doctor -patient dispute media intervention and media re-sponse in the importance of the hospital medical disputes processing , discusses the media response to the main problems existing in the hospital , and put forward hospital in media strategies of medical disputes , mainly include:quickly find out the truth , actively cooperate with media;Release authoritative information , restore the truth;Su-pervision and media reports , punish infringement behavior;Opened a hospital official weibo , WeChat public plat-form.

EFFECTS OF KNEE PAIN IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS IN MIDDLE- AND OLDER-AGED WOMEN WITH KNEE PAIN / 体力科学

<b><i>Objective</i></b> : The present study examined the effects of the self-management print media intervention on improving quality of life.<b><i>Methods</i></b> : The study was designed as an intervention study. We conducted questionnaire research on women (JKOM, Japanese style CSQ) over 40 years old who had knee pain. After program relevance determination, self-management print media intervention and an exercise intervention were implemented. The participants were 63 women (self-management print media intervention), and 80 women (exercise intervention). We examined valiances of pain intensity and activity limitation and pain coping strategies on each intervention using Wilcoxon signed-ranks test.<b><i>Results</i></b> : Pain intensity and activity limitation improved in both interventions. On the other hand, pain coping strategies differed. In the self-management print media intervention, the scores of diverting attention, praying or hoping, increasing activity level and increasing pain behavior significantly decreased. For the exercise intervention, a significant decrease was seen in coping, self-statements, catastrophizing, increasing activity level, and increasing pain behavior.<b><i>Conclusion</i></b> : The results indicated that the self-management print media intervention had greater effect than the exercise intervention for women with knee pain. As one health assistance measure, this self-management print media intervention should become widely used.