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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 179-183, 2023.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-996057

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Medical homogenization in multi-campus hospital plays an essential role in leveraging the advantages of public hospitals, promoting the expansion of high-quality medical resources and balancing regional layout. The Second Affiliated Hospital Zhejiang University School of Medicine deeply used digital intelligence technology to build a new integrated mobile health service system consisting of internet hospital and 5G intelligent applications, which empowered medical efficiency in multi-campus hospital. This system broke the limitations of inconsistent medical resources, unbalanced discipline layout, and insufficient information connectivity in the construction of multi-campus hospitals, and achieved remarkable results in practice. It could provide reference for the multi-campus construction of other large public hospitals.

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Chinese Medical Ethics ; (6): 1104-1108, 2022.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-1013033

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The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic has made numerous people realize the danger of major infectious diseases, as well as the scarcity and finiteness of medical resources as strategic resources. Traditionally, medical resources are allocated based on the principles of "benefit maximization", "first come, first served", "fairness" and "transparent and reasonable decision-making". Nevertheless, the COVID-19 pandemic broke this rule, and made it difficult to choose in the condition of overwhelmed medical resources. By exploring the allocation criteria of scarce medical resources and the triage, this paper explains the formation reasons of futile treatment, analyzes the countermeasures and basic principles for hospitals at the peak of pandemic, proposes the triage treatment and collective decision-making, so as to improve the efficiency of treatment.

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Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) ; (6): 231-235, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-512767

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Objective:To analyze and summarize the causes of unscheduled suspension of knee and hip arthroplasty and to provide the method for optimizing the patient's pre-operative management and improving the efficiency of medical resources as well as the patient's satisfaction.Methods: The data for this report was retrospectively collected from September 2013 to August 2014 in our hospital,from cases of knee and hip arthroplasty that were suspended before the scheduled operation time.Acquisition data from the collected cases including the patients' gender,age and the surgical procedure.At the same time,the suspension reasons were recorded and analyzed.All the decisions of suspension was made by the surgeons and the anesthesiologists according to the abnormal result of preoperative examinations,after communicating with the patients and their families and obtaining their understandings.Results: In the collecting period,our department scheduled 1 146 cases of knee and hip arthroplasty,among which 1 003 were completed,143 suspended (12.5% suspension rate).Among the causes of suspension,the top four common causes were cardiovascular disease (44/143,31%),other infections (20/143,14%),bacteriuria (18/143,13%) and inappropriate surgical indication (16/143,11%).Other causes include surgeon's reason,Blood system abnormalities,high inflammatory index,deep vein thrombosis,other diseases uncontrolled,abnormal liver function and poor diabetes mellitus control,etc.For the rate of suspension,there was no significant difference between the patients with different genders (male: 15.0%,and female: 11.7%,P=0.149),or age (≤50 years: 13.0%;51-65 years: 11.6%;66-80 years 13.3%;>80 years 11.1%;P=0.864).However compared with knee arthroplasty,hip arthroplasty had a higher suspension rate (knee arthroplasry 11.1%,hip arthroplasry 16.1%,P=0.021).Conclusion: It is important to educate and manage the patients before their knee and hip arthroplasty.Through clear diagnosis,detailed medical history analysis careful physical examination,and targeted outpatient examinations and tests for which priority was focused on cardiovascular or other system diseases we could minimize the occurrence of operative suspension post hospitalization,therefore improving the efficiency of the use of medical resources.

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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 650-653, 2016.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-498563

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Objective To evaluate the medical efficiency of sample hospitals in Sanming city before and after Sanming health care reform.Methods One tertiary hospital,two general county hospitals and two TCM county hospitals in Sanming were sampled for the study.Two dimensions(the intensity index of medical work and work efficiency index)were selected.In addition,six indexes were identified,namely the number of discharged patients,number of outpatients and emergency diagnostics,doctor′s daily workload per capita for inpatients,bed turnover times,bed utilization rate and average days of stay.Descriptive trend analysis and comprehensive index method were applied in turn to evaluate the longitudinal changes in medical efficiency at the sample hospitals before and after the medical reform.Results The five sample hospitals in Sanming were found with less days of stay in average,and three were found with year-by-year rise of medical efficiency index,with one of them rising from 1.57 to 2.42.Conclusions Sanming′s health care reform has effectively improved internal operational efficiency at the sample hospitals,and has well addressed the relationship of medical service efficiency and scale expansion.On the other hand,the relationship between work intensity and medical efficiency needs to be further balanced,resource allocation to be further optimized,and more priority to be put in the development of TCM hospitals.

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