On the training of rural-order tuition-waived medical students and its impact on grass-roots public health services / 中华医学教育探索杂志

Objective:To discuss the role of rural-order tuition-waived medical students in grass-roots public health, and put forward pertinent suggestions for further improving the effectiveness of rural directional general practitioner training programs.Methods:Through interviews with 63 graduated rural-order tuition-waived medical undergraduates from rural primary medical institutions in Sichuan Province, the standard procedures of spindle encoding and content analysis were used to analyze the influence of the training effect of rural-order tuition-waived medical students on grass-roots public health services.Results:The results showed that the training effect of rural-order tuition-waived medical students mainly reflected in theoretical learning, practical work ability, future career planning and post-graduation education, among which the training effect of theoretical learning and practical work ability was better. Rural-order tuition-waived medical students played a positive role in grass-roots public health services, mainly in the protection of key populations, home prevention and management of the elderly and chronic diseases patients, and home prevention and management of children and pregnant women.Conclusion:The measures for rural-order tuition-waived medical students to provide grass-roots public health services should include that the supporting policies of the state and schools can be continuously improved and implemented, college teachers should pay more attention to the guidance of the humanistic spirit of general medical students, and the curriculum system construction of rural-order tuition-waived medical students should highlight the courses related to grass-roots and general medicine. In the process of student training, we should construct effective practical methods and strengthen post-employment continuing education.

Practice and exploration of improving the rational use of drugs in primary medical institutions by the general pharmacist system of the medical consortium / 中国药房

OBJECTIVE To explore and establis h a general pharmacist system suitable for China ’s national conditions ，and to improve the rational use of drugs in primary medical institutions . METHODS Under the leadership of Tianhe District Health Bureau of Guangzhou ，relying on the regional pharmaceutical specialty alliance ，general pharmacist system of medical consortium was established ，and the general pharmacist was responsible for the overall planning of pharmaceutical care in the medical consortium. The joint management office of pharmaceutical care was established ，and the training of the pharmacists in the medical consortium was organized. A regional audit center was established to realize the prescription review of 13 community health service centers in the medical consortium. “Internet plus ”home pharmaceutical care was carried out ，and science popularization education was provided for communities ，schools，enterprises and institutions. RESULTS After systematic training and assessment ，three pharmacist teams had been successfully established in the medical consortium to provide prescription review ，science popularization and education and family pharmacist services for community residents ；the regional audit center successfully intercepted 17.17％ of unreasonable prescriptions ，reducing the amount of unreasonable drug use by a total of 6.56 million yuan. After the intervention of prescription review system ，the qualified rate of outpatient prescriptions in community health service centers was ≥95％，and the qualified rate increased by an average of 6％. The department of pharmaceutical science popularization and education held 35 science popularization and free clinic activities ，of which 71.20％ of the residents believed that the activities had improved their understanding of drugs. In addition ，111 cases patients serviced by home pharmaceutical care were carried out successfully by pharmacist team ，and the patients ’acceptance of pharmacist intervention was 91.89％ . CONCLUSIONS Under the new medical reform ，it is feasible to implement a regional general pharmacist system within the medical consortium ， which improves the pharmaceutical administration and pharmaceuticalcare capabilities of m edical institutions in the medical consortium，as well as the level of rational drug use ，and reduces the me dical burden.

Status of child health services in less developed areas in Sichuan province, 2014-2018 / 中华流行病学杂志

To understand the status of child health services by primary medical institutions in less developed areas in Sichuan province and provide evidence for the development of health policy for poverty alleviation. Annual child health records in the primary medical institutions selected through multistage stratified sampling in 21 prefectures in Sichuan were extracted during 2014-2018. Field survey and telephone interview were used to evaluate the performance of child health services provided and the child guardian's satisfaction degree. Sample descriptive statistics, pair sample -test, (2) test, trend (2) test, Pearson correlation analysis were used for statistical analysis. Except child system management rate, the other indicators reflecting the status of child health service in less developed areas in Sichuan were on rise (<0.05), and close to average level of whole province in 2018. Except child system management rate, the other indicators reflecting the status of child health management in less developed counties were lower than those in developed counties in Sichuan, most differences were significant (<0.05). Except child health management rate of traditional Chinese medicine, the other indicators reflecting the status of child health management in less developed counties were higher than those in poverty-stricken counties in Sichuan, most differences were not significant (≥0.05). Except child systematic management rate, the gap in indicators reflecting child health service status between less developed area and developed area was in reduction, some difference were significant (<0.05). The child guardian satisfaction degree was associated with true child health management rates (=0.947, =0.015), and child health management rate of traditional Chinese medicine (=0.996, <0.001). Some achievements have been made in child health services provided by primary medical institutions in less developed areas in Sichuan. To achieve the 2020 poverty alleviation goal, it is necessary to take measures to increase input and improve service level.

Status of child health services in less developed areas in Sichuan province, 2014-2018 / 中华流行病学杂志

Objective@#To understand the status of child health services by primary medical institutions in less developed areas in Sichuan province and provide evidence for the development of health policy for poverty alleviation.@*Methods@#Annual child health records in the primary medical institutions selected through multistage stratified sampling in 21 prefectures in Sichuan were extracted during 2014-2018. Field survey and telephone interview were used to evaluate the performance of child health services provided and the child guardian’s satisfaction degree. Sample descriptive statistics, pair sample t-test, χ2 test, trend χ2 test, Pearson correlation analysis were used for statistical analysis.@*Results@#Except child system management rate, the other indicators reflecting the status of child health service in less developed areas in Sichuan were on rise (P<0.05), and close to average level of whole province in 2018. Except child system management rate, the other indicators reflecting the status of child health management in less developed counties were lower than those in developed counties in Sichuan, most differences were significant (P<0.05). Except child health management rate of traditional Chinese medicine, the other indicators reflecting the status of child health management in less developed counties were higher than those in poverty-stricken counties in Sichuan, most differences were not significant (P≥0.05). Except child systematic management rate, the gap in indicators reflecting child health service status between less developed area and developed area was in reduction, some difference were significant (P<0.05). The child guardian satisfaction degree was associated with true child health management rates (r=0.947, P=0.015), and child health management rate of traditional Chinese medicine (r=0.996, P<0.001).@*Conclusions@#Some achievements have been made in child health services provided by primary medical institutions in less developed areas in Sichuan. To achieve the 2020 poverty alleviation goal, it is necessary to take measures to increase input and improve service level.

Study on the Optimization of Family Doctor Team Based on Rational Drug Use in Primary Medical Institutions / 中国药房

OBJECTIVE： To provide reference for optimizing the structure of family doctor team and improving rational drug use in primary medical institutions of China. METHODS： Combined with relevant literatures and author’s work experience， the situation of rational drug use in primary medical institution and the development of family doctors team were reviewed. The problems existing in the rational drug use service provided by family doctor team were analyzed to put forward relevant suggestions. RESULTS & CONCLUSIONS： There are some problems in primary medical institutions， such as blind selection or abuse of antibiotics， high frequency of injection use. Provinces and municipalities that implement the family doctor model in China have gradually formed five kinds of family doctor contract service modes， such as “1+1+1” contract service mode， “basic package+personality package” contract service mode. The existing family doctors team have problems in the development of rational drug use services， such as lack of pharmaceutical service personnel， low business ability， limited pharmacy knowledge of team members， and insufficient participation of pharmacists. A reasonable family doctor team should pay attention to the cultivation of pharmacy service pharmacists， strengthen pharmacy professional knowledge training of medical staff， and build a corresponding “pharmaceutical joint” platform by means of the medical association platform if necessary so as to promote rational drug use in primary medical institutions.

Meta-analysis of the Effects of National Essential Medicine System on the Utilization Rate of Hormone Drugs in Primary Medical Institutions / 中国药房

OBJECTIVE:To evaluate the effects of the implementation of National Essential Medicine System on the utilization rate of hormone drugs in primary medical institutions in China systematically.METHODS:Retrieved from CJFD,Wanfang database and VIP,the literatures about the use of hormone drugs were collected before and after the implementation of National Essential Medicine System.Meta-analysis was performed by using Stata 13.0 software after utilization rate dam extraction and quality evaluation with Cochrane system evaluator manual 5.1.0.RESULTS:A total of 20 literatures were included.Results of Meta-analysis showed that utilization rate of hormone drugs after the implementation of National Essential Medicine System was significantly lower than before implementation,with statistical significance [RD =-0.03,95 ％ CI (-0.05,-0.02),P＜ 0.001].Results of subgroup Meta-analysis of utilization rate of hormone drugs in different areas before and after the implementation of National Essential Medicine System showed that the utilization rate of hormone drugs in eastern areas was significantly lower after the implementation of National Essential Medicine System than before [RD=-0.06,95％ CI(0.09,-0.03),P=0.001] with statistical significance.There was no statistical significance in the utilization rate of hormone drugs in middle area [RD=-0.02,95 ％ CI(0.06,0.02),P=0.235] or western area [RD=-0.01,95％ CI (-0.02,0),P=0.122] before and after the implementation of National Essential Medicine System.CONCLUSIONS:The implementation of National Essential Medicine System reduces the utilization of hormone drugs in primary medical institutions.The effect of the eastern area is more obvious than in middle and western area.

Hand hygiene among healthcare workers in primary medical institutions in Shijiazhuang / 中国感染控制杂志

Objective To understand hand hygiene(HH) among health care workers(HCWs) in primary medical institutions in Shijiazhuang,and evaluate HH compliance,so as to formulate the strategy for HH management.Methods In 2015,one county-level comprehensive medical institution and two township medical institutions from each of seven counties of Shijiazhuang city were randomly selected,HH qualified rates of HCWs in all divisions of internal medicine before clinical procedures and after HH were analyzed statistically.Results 118 HCWs before clinical procedures and 130 HCWs after HH were monitored.The qualified rate of HH of physicians and nurses before clinical procedures were 44.26％ (27/61) and 40.35％ (23/57) respectively;HH qualified rate of nurses in township hospitals before clinical procedures were higher than county-level hospitals(x2 =6.447,P =0.011);the qualified rate of HH of physicians and nurses after HH were 98.41 ％ (62/63) and 98.51 ％ (66/67) respectively;there were significant differences in the qualified rates before clinical procedures as well as after HH in HCWs at different levels and types of medical institutions(all P＜0.05).Conclusion The qualified rate of HH among HCWs in primary medical institutions in Shijiazhuang before clinical procedures is low,medical institutions should improve the HH compliance among HCWs from various aspects.

Survey on safe injection practice in primary medical institutions / 中国感染控制杂志

Objective To investigate the status of safe injection practice in primary medical institutions.Methods 55 primary medical institutions in Hubei Province were randomly selected,questionnaire survey on status of safe injection in primary medical institutions was conducted.Results A total of 55 questionnaires were distributed,50(90.91％) valid questionnaires were obtained.All valid questionnaires were from primary level medical institutions of Hubei Province,16 of which were from community health centers,17 from township health centers,and 17 from village health clinics.None of 50 primary medical institutions repeatedly used syringe and hemostix,all used disposable sterile syringe,only 7(14.00％) medical institutions used retraction type self-destructing syringe.Only 5 (10.00％) medical institutions were equipped with hand hygiene facilities and sharps containers,32 (64.00％) medical institutions didn't provide sharps containers on treatment carts,21 (42.00 ％) injection rooms didn't install hand-drying facilities,18 (36.00 ％)medical institutions didn't provide alcohol-based hand rub on treatment carts and didn't install hand-drying facilities in treatment rooms.Of sharp injures among health care workers (HCWs) reported in 2015,114 HCWs sustained 117 times of injuries,74 cases(63.25 ％) were caused by ampoule.Of medical waste disposal,there existed some problems,such as leakage and repeated use of sharps box,didn't close sharps box timely,as well as without providing sharp containers in locations where sharps might be produced.Conclusion There are a variety of hidden risks of unsafe injection in primary medical institutions,like insufficient facilities and unsafe disposal of medical waste.

Current situation of healthcare-associated infection management in 36 pri-mary medical institutions in Henan Province / 中国感染控制杂志

Objective To investigate the current situation and existing problems of healthcare-associated infection (HAI)management in primary medical institutions in Henan Province.Methods 36 primary medical institutions in 18 regions were investigated with random sampling method,development of HAI management in primary medical institutions before and after 2013 were compared.Results Among 36 primary medical institutions,31 (86.11 %) had cleaning,disinfection,sterilization,and isolation systems,13 (36.11 %)implemented HAI monitoring system, 31 (86.11 %)performed regular training on hand hygiene knowledge,6 (16.67%)allocated antimicrobial manage-ment professionals.The development rates in HAI management group,hand hygiene system,training on related knowledge among staff,HAI monitoring,and antimicrobial management in 36 primary medical institutions before 2013 were all lower than those after 2013 (41 .67% VS 75.00%;2.78% VS 30.56%;22.22% VS 69.44%;5.56%VS 33.33%;25.00% VS 66.67%,all P <0.05).Conclusion HAI management level in primary medical institu-tions has improved than before,but deficiencies still exists and needs further improvement.

Medical waste management in primary medical institutions in China / 中国感染控制杂志

Objective To understand the current situation of medical waste management in primary medical insti-tutions in China.Methods The management of medical waste in 95 primary medical institutions in 5 provinces of China in 2016 were investigated.Results Of 95 primary medical institutions,90(94.74%)dispose medical waste by centralized processing,92(96.84%)separately collect medical waste,89(93.68%)have specific locations for temporary waste storage and handover registration,46(48.42%)have wastewater treatment facilities,and are re-sponsible by full-time or part-time personnel.Before 2000,only 4 (4.21%)primary medical institutions carried out medical waste classification management and centralized disposal,which increased to 92(96.84%)and 90(94.74%) respectively in 2014;before 2000,only 5(5.26%)primary medical institutions conducted temporarily medical waste storage and treatment,which increased to 89(93.68%)in 2014.Conclusion Medical waste management in primary medical institutions has been improved significantly,but there still remain some problems,training relevant to waste management knowledge needs to be strengthened among health care workers,medical waste management procedures should be standardized,sound medical waste management and supervision system should be improved.

Current status of healthcare-associated infection organization management systems in primary medical institutions in China / 中国感染控制杂志

Objective To investigate the current situation of healthcare-associated infection(HAI)organization management systems in primary medical institutions.Methods 95 primary medical institutions in 5 provinces (au-tonomous regions,municipalities)in China were investigated.Results Of 95 primary medical institutions,82 (86.32%)established HAI management groups,65 (68.42%)set up antimicrobial management departments,87 (91.58%)assigned professionals for antimicrobial management.Before 2010,only 26 antimicrobial management departments were set up,which increased to 65(68.42%)in 2015.Hospitals established rules and regulations on medical waste management (n=93,97.89%),disinfection and sterilization(n = 87,91.58%),disposable sterile medical device (n=87,91.58%),HAI prevention and control measures (n=79,83.16%),occupational health and safety protection for health care workers(n=76,80.00%),outbreak reporting system (n=73,76.84%),hand hygiene (n=69,72.63%),and monitoring on HAI (n=56,58.95%).Conclusion Current situation of HAI or-ganization management systems in primary medical institutions needs to be improved,health administrative depart-ments should strengthen supervision to improve the level of HAI prevention and control.

How to Enhance Financial Management in Designed Primary Medical Institutions under New Rural Cooperative Medical System / 中国卫生经济

The funds of New Rural Cooperative Medical System, including the input of the state, the collective and personal, must be strictly managed and reasonably used, so as to implement the New Rural Medical System Policy well and contribute all the participated peasants. It analyzed the needs of improving the level of accounting personnel qualifications, account settings, original vouchers quality, price, charge management and medicine management process in Financial management of primary medical institutions, and put forward suggestions on improving the accounting training, access, medicine purchasing, selling and storage management, information management, information disclosure, supervision and inspection in financial management of primary medical institutions.