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Objects:To investigate the current situation of counselors'implementation and their attitude to informed consent in Beijing.Methods:Eleven counselors who worked in Beijing were interviewed,the average of their working years was (7.4 ± 4.4).A semi-structured interview was used to learn about their practicing processes in and viewpoints on informed consent,and their interview transcripts were analyzed through qualitative method.Results:The results could be categorized into four categories,including the content of informed consent,the influential factors of informed consent,problems and confusions,and the significance of informed consent.The crucial role of informed consent in psychotherapy was generally recognized by counselors,and they could obey the related rules as well.The therapists had some confusion and problems about informed consent,such as the form and length,the consent for special population and online consultation.Conclusion:Basically,the counselors in Beijing could comply with the ethical standards of informed consent.However,they also suggest that certain limitations of these rules should be noticed.
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Objective To understand the neonatal ABO type positive and reverse typing consistent rate and to improve the accu-racy of the methods of neonatal blood.Methods The traditional tube method was used to detect the local neonatal ABO blood.The method of micro gel cards,improved tube method,enhancer and traditional tube method,paper,micro-plate,polybrene method to de-tect anti A,anti B,anti D titer,and neonatal blood detection comparator.Results Neonatal ABO positive and negative stereo types compliance rate was 83% (913/1 100);Detecting 15 copies of anti A,B,D titer,the highest sensitivity was improved intensifier tube method and the worst is the method of paper.The method of neonatal specimens was with the similar results.Conclusion ABO positive and negative stereo types should be increased by plasma (serum)levels and extending the incubation time,or using theen-hancerof this study,thereby improving the accuracy of the newborn blood testing.