The Establishment and operation of Longjing Medical College(龍井醫科大學): The History of Longjing Medical College as Frontier History: Focusing on its ‘Disconnection’ and ‘Continuity’ / 의사학

Longjing Medial College(龍井醫科大學), established in Longjing, Yanbian, China on September 12, 1945, existed for about 1 year and 6 months until it was renamed as the Medical Department of Dongbei Junzheng Daxue Jilin Fenxiao(東北軍政大學吉林分校) in April 1947. However, there are only few records and studies on Longjing Medical College in Yanbian as well as in Korea. In order to fill the gap, this study attempted to restore the history of Longjing Medical College built in Yanbian, China immediately after the liberation. In particular, it analyzed how and why the Longjing Medical College was founded and operated, and which relations the college had with the post-war medical educational institutions, focusing on the ‘disconnection’ and ‘continuity’ in the historical sense. Since the establishment of Manchukuo(滿洲國), the Japanese colonial government had made it a major “frontier” and actively promoted the mass migration of Japanese and Koreans. For them, the government also set up three Exploitation Medical Schools in 1940. As a part of these three institutions, Longjing Exploitation Medical School(龍井開拓醫學院) educated more than 150 students by 1945, of which about one third was Korean. After the liberation, the Longjing Educational Alliance(龍井敎育同盟) decided to pursue the return-movement of the Longjing Exploitation Medical School and took over the institution. On September 12, 1945, Longjing Medical College opened at the school site of Longjing Exploitation Medical School. Longjing Medical College was founded by people who had ‘the perspective of Korean nationality’ in an atmosphere where the ‘ethnicity’ of the Koreans exercised considerable power. Nevertheless, in 1946, when the Chinese Civil War began and the Yanbian region became an important base of the Chinese Communist Party, the Party began to expand and strengthen their influences in the region. Accordingly, the operation rights of Longjing Medical College were transferred to the Yanbian Administrative offices of Supervision(延邊行政督察專員公署) and Government of Jirinsheng(吉林省政府) which were the administrative institution by the Chinese Communist Party in turns. In the end, Longjing Medical College was reorganized into the Medical Department of Dongbei Junzheng Daxue Jilin Fenxiao (1947. 3) and the first branch of the Chinese Medical College (1948. 1), a medical education institution focused on nurturing the medical personnel required for the Chinese Civil War. In January 1949, the first branch moved to Harbin, merged with the second branch there, and was transformed into Harbin Medical College. Afterwards, the Yanbian Koreans played a major role to establish Yanbian Medical College(延邊醫科專門學校) in a basis of the teachers and buildings left by the moving-out of the first branch(1948. 10. 1). Now, Yanbian Medical College is the official body of Yanbian University Medical Center. Longjing Medical College, which has such a complicated history, is partially ‘disconnected’ from the Yanbian medical educational institutions in the post-war era in terms of its possession, operation objective, and academic system. However, many of the early members of the Longjing Medical College were not only teachers and students of the Longjing Exploitation Medical School, but also a few of them continued to teach at the Medical Department of Dongbei Junzheng Daxue Jilin Fenxiao, the first branch of the Chinese Medical College, and Yanbian Medical College. Particularly, several members actively participated in the establishment of each school or in the position of the top leader of the school. Also, all the medical education institutions referred to above used the building and facilities of Longjing Exploitation Medical School until the period of Yanbian Medical College. As such, the history of Longjing Medical College as frontier history, gives us a difficult, but significant question on the meanings of ‘disconnection’ and ‘continuity’ in history and their implications.

Effect evaluation of application of risk management in nursing of medical department / 中国实用护理杂志

Objective To research in risk factors existing in nursing of medical department and the corresponding measures.Methods 152 patients with internal disease were set as the research group from January 2009 to January 2010,147 patients from January to December 2008 were set as the control group.The control group was given routine clinical nursing,the research group was given pertinent nursing according to nursing risk factors.Results After implementation of nursing risk management,precaution consciousness greatly improved,frequency of nursing risk incidents reduced and satisfaction degree of patients with nursing service increased,the research group was better than the control group.Conclusions Risk management is an effective measure to decrease the nursing risk,and to adopt risk management is useful for elevating nursing quality and patients' satisfactory degree.

Clinical Features of Hospital Infections in Cardiovascular Patients / 中华医院感染学杂志

OBJECTIVE To exlpore the clinical features and countermeasures of nosocomial infections in cardiovascular patients.METHODS The infection incidence,infection sites,high-risk factors and impacts on prognosis were recorded and analyzed in a retrospective way.RESULTS Nosocomial infection incidence was 10.1% within which respiratory system infection taken the first place;patients over 60 ages and staying in hospital over 30 days,with underlying diseases,chronic heart failure,invasive operation etc were the high-risk factors;the mortality of the infected group was higher than the non-infected group.CONCLUSIONS The infection incidence in cardiovascular patients is related to various factors,with bad prognosis;we need to avoid the high-risk fators based on the active treatment for primary disease,in this way to prevent and control the occurrence of nosocomial infection.

Antibiotic Resistance of Pathogens Isolated from Aged People in Medical Department for Senior Cadres′ / 中华医院感染学杂志

OBJECTIVE To monitor the bacterial distribution and the drug resistance among elderly patients in Medical depariment for senior cadres′ of our hospital,and offer the reference for the clinical use of antibiotics therapy.METHODS From Jan 2006 to Dec 2007 1230 pathogen strains isolated from the elderly patients and antimicrobial susceptibility was tested.RESULTS Of 1230 pathogen strains isolated,747 strains were Gram-negative bacilli,310 strains were Gram-positive cocci,and 173 strains were fungi.The percentage of these three groups were 60.7%,25.2% and 14.1%,respectively.The major strain of fungi was Candida albicans.ESBLs producing rates of Escherichia coli and Klebsiella pneumoniae were 48.0% and 35.8%,respectively. Meticillin-resistant strains of Staphylococcus aureus(MRSA) and coagulase negative Staphylococcus(MRCNS) accounted for 65.0% and 77.8%,respectively.VRE were 17.7%.In our data,no vancomycin-resistant Staphlococcus was isolated.Pathogenic bacteria were higher resistant to the commonly used antibiotics.The Gram-negative bacteria were sensitive to imipenem,meropenem,antibiotics combined with ?-lactamases inhibitor,and amikacin.The Gram-positive bacteria were sensitive to vancomycin and teicoplanin.CONCLUSIONS The major pathogens infected the elderly patients in Medical department for senior cadres′ are Gram-negative bacteria,and the pathogens show the high drug resistance.The result of antimicrobial susceptibility test can guide to cure and control infection of elderly patients effectively.

Replacing organizational system of internal medicine and surgery with medical departments of systemic diseases / 中华医院管理杂志

The setups of internal medicine and surgery, confronted with the challenges of the development of modern clinical sciences, must be regrouped so as to conform to the demands of technological development. The set ups of internal medicine and surgery have the following drawbacks in division: ①hindering the scientific research on modern clinical medicine for lacking the theoretical basis of preclinical medicine; ②making it difficult for diseases to get treated systematically; ③affecting innovations in advanced medical technology; ④resulting in a greater number of problems of medical control; ⑤leading to an increasingly worsening situation of hospital economy. It is, therefore, necessary to regroup departments of internal medicine and surgery, set up a mode of treatment by systemic diseases, and readjust the structure of human resources and medical regimens according to this mode. Other departments, such as gynecology and obstetrics, otorhinolaryngology, ophthalmology, hematology, and endocrinology, can be treated as independent medical setups.