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Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics ; (24): 1332-1335, 2018.
Artigo em Chinês | WPRIM | ID: wpr-696589

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Objective To investigate the effect of urinary training on urination control in infants using nappies after birth.Methods Stratified sampling method was used to investigate the daytime urination control and the using of diapers by children in kindergartens of 6 prefecture-level cities in Henan Province,China.The survey was conducted among parents of healthy children.Results In a total of 12 250 questionnaires,11 697 had response,and 10 562 valid questionnaires were collected,and the effective recovery rate was 86.22%.After the birth of infants,the age of toilet training was divided into 6 groups (0-< 3 months old group,3-< 6 months old group,6-< 12 months old group,12-< 18 months old group,18-< 24 months old group and no toilet training group).Results showed that toilet training within 12 months leads to higher urinary control rate compared with toilet training after 12 months and no toilet training till the age of 2 years old,70.56% (4 831/6 847 cases) in contrast with 59.02% (1 545/2 618 cases) and 42.48% (466/1 097 cases),and the differences were statistically significant (x2 =114.76,335.48,all P < 0.000 1).Within 12 months,there was no statistical difference in the urinary control rate between subgroups at 2 years of age(all P >0.05).After 12 months,the urination control rate decreased with the start time delayed till 2 years of age,and the urinary control rate at the age of 2 years old n different groups was 59.97% (1 314/2 191 cases) and 54.10% (231/427 cases) respectively.The results of other ages(0.5,1.0,1.5 years old) were similar to those of 2 years old.There was no difference between the groups of different genders (all P > 0.05).Conclusions The use of diapers in infants before the age of 1 year to start urinary training is conducive to the development of urinary control in infants.

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Chinese Journal of Infection Control ; (4): 698-701, 2016.
Artigo em Chinês | WPRIM | ID: wpr-497441

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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.

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Chinese Journal of Infection Control ; (4): 694-697, 2016.
Artigo em Chinês | WPRIM | ID: wpr-497367

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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.

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