Tecendo redes: discussões sobre intersetorialidade e articulação territorial de serviços de saúde mental / Weaving networks: discussions about intersectoriality and territorial articulation of mental health services / Tejiendo redes: discusiones sobre intersectorialidad y articulación territorial de servicios de salud mental

As ações e serviços de saúde brasileiros organizam-se seguindo a lógica das Redes de Atenção à Saúde (RAS). Considerando as necessidades específicas dos indivíduos em sofrimento psíquico e/ou abuso de substâncias psicoativas, estabeleceu-se uma rede temática de cuidados em saúde mental: Rede de Atenção Psicossocial (Raps). Para refletir e dialogar sobre atenção à saúde em rede, consideramos que ela se constrói em território mediante a circulação e interação de gestores, trabalhadores e usuários. Nesse sentido, a pesquisa objetivou identificar as parcerias intersetoriais diretamente relacionadas ao cuidado psicossocial, refletindo sobre suas contribuições para a continuidade da atenção à saúde mental em território no cenário estudado. Para tanto, realizou-se uma pesquisa de campo, com abordagem qualitativa e enfoque exploratório-descritivo, na cidade de Natal-RN, em serviços aleatoriamente selecionados, buscando contemplar os diversos componentes da Raps. A coleta dos dados aconteceu no período de maio a outubro de 2017, a partir da realização de sessões de grupo focal e observação descritiva de serviços e estratégias que compõem a Raps Natal/RN. A pesquisa foi aprovada pelo Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa sob CAAE nº 65226817.5.0000.5292 e parecer 1.997.883. O estudo revelou os serviços da assistência social, serviços socioeducativos para crianças e adolescentes que cometem atos infracionais, igrejas e organizações não governamentais como as principais parcerias intersetoriais na rede. Evidencia-se a necessidade de fomentar um 'agir intersetorial' que transite pelos micro e macro espaços das políticas de saúde, assistência e seguridade social para a articulação das RAS e concretização da Raps em território.

Actions and services provided by the Brazilian healthcare system are organized following the Health Care Networks (HCN) model. Considering the specific needs of individuals undergoing psychological distress and/or substance abuse, a thematic network for mental health care was established: the Psychosocial Care Network (PCN). To reflect on and discuss networked healthcare, we consider that networks are built within a territory by circulation and interaction of managers, workers, and users. As such, this research identified intersectoral partnerships directly related to psychosocial care, pointing out their contributions to the continuity of mental health care in the studied territory. A descriptive exploratory field study was conducted in the city of Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, with randomly selected services to encompass the various PCN components. Data was collected from May to October 2017 by means of focus group sessions and descriptive observation of services and strategies provided by the RAPS. The research was approved by the Research Ethics Committee under CAAE 65226817.5.0000.5292 and approval number 1.997.883. Results identified social assistance services, socio-educational services for children and adolescents who commit infractions, churches, and non-governmental organizations as the main intersectoral partnerships in the network. This highlights the need to foster an 'intersectoral action' that moves through the micro and macro spaces of health, assistance, and social security policies to articulate Health Care Networks and implement the Psychosocial Care Network in the territory.

Las acciones y servicios de salud en Brasil se organizan desde la lógica de las Redes de Atención a la Salud (RAS). Teniendo en cuenta las necesidades específicas de las personas en sufrimiento psíquico y/o abuso de sustancias psicoactivas, se estableció la red temática de atención en salud mental: la Red de Atención Psicosocial (RAPS). Para reflexionar y dialogar sobre la atención de salud en red, consideramos que la red se construye en el territorio mediante la circulación e interacción de gestores, trabajadores y usuarios. Así, la investigación tuvo como objetivo identificar las alianzas intersectoriales directamente relacionadas con la atención psicosocial, reflexionando sobre sus contribuciones para la continuidad de la atención en salud mental en el territorio estudiado. Para ello, se realizó una investigación de campo con enfoque cualitativo y exploratorio-descriptivo en la ciudad de Natal (Rio Grande do Norte ­RN­, Brasil), en servicios seleccionados de manera aleatoria, buscando abarcar los diversos componentes de la RAPS. La recolección de datos tuvo lugar de mayo a octubre de 2017, mediante sesiones de grupo focal y observación descriptiva de servicios y estrategias que componen la RAPS Natal/RN. La investigación fue aprobada por el Comité de Ética en Investigación bajo el número CAAE 65226817.5.0000.5292 y el dictamen 1.997.883. Los resultados indican que los servicios de asistencia social, los servicios socioeducativos para niños y adolescentes que cometen actos infraccionales, iglesias y organizaciones no gubernamentales son las principales alianzas intersectoriales en la red. Es necesario fomentar una "acción intersectorial" que atraviese los espacios micro y macro de las políticas de salud, asistencia y seguridad social para la articulación de las RAS y la concreción de la RAPS en el territorio.

Trabajo colaborativo entre academia y autoridades de salud en tiempos de COVID-19: experiencia en Santander, Colombia

Introducción: Colombia es uno de los países con mayor número de casos de COVID-19 en América Latina y el Caribe. Los gobiernos no pueden trabajar solos en una crisis de gran intensidad, por lo que las alianzas y la colaboración Gobierno-academia toman un valor preponderante. Objetivo: Sistematizar la experiencia del trabajo colaborativo que se realizó entre actores académicos de la región y las autoridades de salud del departamento de Santander, Colombia, en el marco de la emergencia sanitaria por COVID-19 durante 2020-2021. Metodología: A partir de la sistematización de experiencias y desde el enfoque crítico social se realizó un abordaje cualitativo con ocho actores clave del sector académico y de la autoridad en salud que participaron activamente en la alianza. Se hizo una revisión documental y se realizaron entrevistas semiestructuradas. Resultados: Una vez declarada la emergencia sanitaria, de manera rápida se conformaron dos grupos de trabajo colaborativo, uno entre academia y actores gubernamentales del municipio de Bucaramanga y otro entre academia y actores gubernamentales departamentales; ambos grupos se conformaron de manera voluntaria, pero se diferenciaron en su forma de organización. El trabajo colaborativo y voluntario brindó apoyo a las autoridades en salud, principalmente en la fase de preparación para afrontar la pandemia, traducción y difusión del conocimiento, vigilancia epidemiológica y actividades de fortalecimiento de la capacidad de respuesta. Conclusiones: El apoyo brindado por el equipo colaborativo fue muy proliferativo en actividades e intervenciones, no obstante, se presentaron dificultades y una de ellas fue que un número importante de sus recomendaciones no fueron atendidas por las autoridades sanitarias. Las dificultades presentadas no son diferentes a las ya reportadas en otras emergencias de salud pública, por lo que se requiere continuar fortaleciendo las relaciones Gobierno-academia para que se pueda trazar de manera proactiva una agenda que contribuya a superar las limitaciones que se reportan en este trabajo.

Introduction: Colombia is one of the countries with the highest number of COVID-19 cases in Latin America and the Caribbean. In a health crisis of high intensity, governments cannot work alone, so alliances and collaboration between Government and academia take on a preponderant value. Objective: Systematize the experience of the collaborative work carried out between academic actors in the region and the health authorities from the Department of Santander, Colombia in the framework of the health emergency due to COVID-19 during 2020-2021. Methods: Based on the systematization of experiences and from the critical social approach, a qualitative approach was carried out with eight key actors from the academic sector and the health authority that actively participated in the alliance. Documentary review and semi-structured interviews were conducted. Results: Once the health emergency was declared, two collaborative working groups were quickly formed, one between academia and government actors of the municipality of Bucaramanga and another between academia and departmental government actors; both groups were formed voluntarily but differed in their form of organization. The collaborative and voluntary work provided support to health authorities mainly in the preparation phase to face the pandemic, knowledge translation and dissemination, epidemiological surveillance, and response capacity-building activities. Conclusions: The support provided by the collaborative team was very proliferative in activities and interventions; however, difficulties occurred and one of them was that a significant number of their recommendations were not addressed by the health authorities. The difficulties presented are not different from those already reported in other public health emergencies, so it is necessary to continue strengthening the relations between Government-Academia, so that they can proactively draw up an agenda that contributes to overcoming the limitations that are reported in this work.

Resolución colaborativa de problemas de tríadas de niñas y niños de preescolar, mediada por un videojuego

Objetivo: Analizar cómo la interacción de tríadas de preescolar les permite resolver un problema de manera colaborativa, utilizando como mediador un videojuego de plataformas. Método: Investigación cuantitativa, observacional. Se validó un manual de categorías utilizando primero jueces expertos y posteriormente, se utilizaron el Kappa de Cohen (k) y el porcentaje de acuerdo o confiabilidad inter-observador, para establecer el porcentaje de acuerdo y validar las categorías (ver Paniagua, 2016). Se utilizó el programa Analizador secuencial de propósito general (GSEQ por sus siglas en inglés), para analizar los videos de estudiantes de preescolar mientras resolvían problemas de manera colaborativa. Resultados: Las 18 personas estudiantes de preescolar muestran capacidad de resolver problemas de manera colaborativa. Se utilizó la Q de Yule y la Razón de Momio para describir relación estadística entre las categorías de análisis. Todos los Q de Yule fueron superiores a 0,6 %, lo que indica anta relación entre categorías. Predomina la categoría Guía (34 y 31) en los niveles más difíciles y hay un aumento en la cantidad de categorías (42 en el primer nivel, 102 en el segundo). También disminuye el tiempo promedio de resolución (4,15 en escenario 1, 3,03 en el último, que es más difícil. Conclusiones: La población presenta un nivel de desarrollo social, reflejado en la cantidad de verbalizaciones y gestos, que le permite la resolución colaborativa de problemas. Además, se plantea el uso que se puede dar a los videojuegos, como herramienta de investigación en psicología social.

Objective: Analyze how the interaction of preschool triads allows them to solve a problem collaboratively, using a platform video game as a mediator. Method: Quantitative, observational research. A manual of categories was validated using expert judges first, and then Cohen's Kappa (k) and the percentage of agreement or inter-observer reliability were used to establish the percentage of agreement and validate the categories (see Paniagua, 2016). Videos of preschool students collaboratively solving problems were analyzed using rh The Generalized Sequential Querier (QSEQ) software. Results: The 18 preschool students show the ability to solve problems collaboratively. The Yule Q and the Odds Ratio were used to describe the statistical relationship between the analysis categories. All Yule Qs were greater than 0,6 % indicating a high relationship between categories. The Guide category predominates (34 and 31) in the most difficult levels and there is an increase in the number of categories (42 in the first level, 102 in the second). It also decreases the average resolution time (4,15 in scenario 1, 3,03 in the last one, which is more difficult. Discussions: The population shows a level of cognitive and social development, reflected in the number of verbalizations and gestures, which allows collaborative problem solving. In addition, the use that can be given to video games is considered as a research tool in social psychology.

Ressignificando o papel da Atenção Primária como porta de entrada para oferta do serviço e organização do território / Resignifying the role of Primary Care as the port of entry for service provision and territory organization / Resignificar el papel de la Atención Primaria como puerta de entrada de oferta de servicios y organización del territorio

O processo de construção da Atenção Primária (AP) trabalha na organização dos serviços e do território para a oferta do atendimento mais equânime. O estudo objetiva avaliar as evidências disponíveis na literatura acerca da importância da AP como porta de entrada, compreensão da comunidade sobre como o serviço se insere no território facilitando a percepção dos usuários sobre os níveis de complexidade da assistência. Trata-se de revisão integrativa de literatura com trabalhos publicados que discutem o papel da atenção básica na rede de assistência à saúde. Foram obedecidos critérios de inclusão e exclusão para filtragem a partir das palavras-chave e criado três categorias para a discussão dos resultados. As categorias trazem as discussões publicadas sobre os desafios da atenção básica no território, sobre abordagens frente a organização dos serviços de saúde e suas redes de atenção e a percepção dos usuários em relação ao papel da APS e a complexidade dos serviços ofertados.

The process of building Primary Care works on the organization of services and territory to provide more equitable care. The study aims to evaluate the evidence available in the literature about the importance of primary care as a gateway, community understanding of how the service is inserted into the territory, facilitating users' perception of the care levels of complexity. This is an integrative literature review with published papers discussing the role of primary care in the health care network. Inclusion and exclusion criteria were followed for filtering based on the keywords, and three categories were created for the discussion of the results. The categories bring the published discussions about the challenges of primary care in the territory, about approaches to the organization of health services and their care networks, and the users' perception regarding the role of Primary Health CAre and the complexity of services provided.

El proceso de construcción de la Atención Primaria (AP) trabaja sobre la organización de los servicios y el territorio para ofrecer una atención más equitativa. El objetivo del estudio es objetivo evaluar la evidencia disponible en la literatura sobre la importancia de la Atención Primaria como puerta de acceso, la comprensión de la comunidad de cómo el servicio se inserta en el territorio, facilitando la percepción de los usuarios de los niveles de complejidad de la atención. Se trata de una revisión bibliográfica integradora con trabajos publicados que discuten el papel de la atención primaria en la red asistencial. Se siguieron criterios de inclusión y exclusión para el filtrado a partir de las palabras clave y se crearon tres categorías para la discusión de los resultados. Las categorías reúnen las discusiones publicadas sobre los desafíos de la Atención Primaria en el territorio, sobre los abordajes de la organización de los servicios de salud y sus redes de atención y la percepción de los usuarios sobre el papel de la APS y la complejidad de los servicios ofrecidos.

Australia’s Pharmacology Research: A Scientometric Assessment of High-Cited Papers During 2002–2021

Objectives To analyze Australia’s high-cited papers (HCPs) receiving ?100 citations in pharmacology during 2002–2021 and examine the research characteristics, study performance of the top 30 leading participating organizations and authors, and identification of top 30 journals publishing in this area and sub-fields of their research. Materials and Methods Australia’s HCPs on pharmacology research from the top 30 most productive organizations were identified and extracted from the Scopus database from 2002 to 2021 on 21 September 2022 using a search strategy. Select bibliometric measures were utilized to evaluate the publication productivity of important players in this area. The network analysis was performed to evaluate the collaborative interactions amongst the countries, organizations, authors, and keywords. Results -Of the 19,418 Australia’s publications (articles) in pharmacology from the top 30 most productive organizations during 2002–2022, only 685 (3.53%) were HCPs, which together received 1,14,623 citations, averaging 164.4 citations per paper (CPP) and the citations ranged from 100 to 1,230. Two papers had more than 1,000 citations and 16 papers had 500 citations. Of the 685 HCPs, 40.58% (278) and 11.39% (78) received external funding support and were international collaboratives. The most productive organizations were Monash University (n = 155), the University of Queensland (n = 111) and the University of Melbourne (n = 97). The most impactful organizations in terms of CPP and relative citation index (RCI) were James Cook University (203.22 and 1.21), Australian National University (196.67 and 1.18) and Queensland University of Technology (193.45 and 1.16). The most productive authors were J. Li (n = 24), C. J. H. Porter (n = 24) and R. L. Nation (n = 23) (Monash University, Melbourne); and the most impactful authors in terms of CPP were A. Christopoulos (Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Melbourne) (288.21), C.W. Pouton (Monash University, Melbourne) (241.50), and D.L. Peterson (University of Queensland, Brisbane) (225.58). The most productive journals were Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (n = 59), Environmental Pollution (n = 43) and Journal of Medicinal Chemistry (n = 42). The most impactful journals in terms of CPP were Nature Reviews Drug Discovery (371.8), Antiviral Research (286.86) and European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (253.0). The most important keywords with their frequency of appearances were Animal Experiments (108), Metabolism (76), Drug Effects (67), Animal Models (65), Protein Expression (64), Anti-Bacterial Agents (62), Drug Delivery Systems (54), Drug Formulation (44), Signal Transduction (42), and so on. Conclusion There is an urgent need to increase national funding and expand international collaboration in priority areas, which will help to increase and diversify research output and improve research impact.

Mobilidade urbana e determinação social da saúde, uma reflexão / Urban mobility and social determination of health, a reflection

Resumo Compreender as relações entre mobilidade urbana e o processo saúde-doença requer perceber que a mobilidade urbana está diretamente relacionada ao tipo de cidade e sociedade onde ela ocorre. Assim, as diferentes condições de mobilidade nas cidades, um fenômeno subjacente à qualidade física e social do espaço urbano, pode implicar em iniquidades em saúde, em especial em países do capitalismo periférico. No Brasil, o modelo de mobilidade associado à precariedade da infraestrutura para pedestres e ciclistas, às longas distâncias a serem percorrida, ao tempo de viagem e à insuficiência e falta de qualidade dos sistemas coletivos de transporte, potencializa os efeitos deletérios sobre a saúde humana. Isso nos permite inferir sobre a mobilidade urbana como uma determinação social da saúde. Este ensaio busca lançar reflexões acerca da mobilidade urbana para além de um utilitarismo positivista a partir de um devir de justiça social alicerçado pela Promoção da Saúde e tendo como estratégia principal o fortalecimento das intersetorialidades.

Abstract Understanding the relationships between urban mobility and the health-disease process requires realizing that urban mobility is directly related to the type of city and society where it occurs. Thus, the different mobility conditions in cities, a phenomenon underlying the physical and social quality of urban space, may imply health inequities, especially in peripheral capitalist countries. In Brazil, the mobility model associated with precarious infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists, long distances to be travelled, travel times, and the insufficiency and low quality of collective transport systems potentiates the deleterious effects on human health. This leads us to infer on urban mobility as a social determinant of health. This essay seeks to launch reflections on urban mobility beyond a positivist utilitarianism from a development of social justice based on Health Promotion and having as main strategy the strengthening of intersectorialities.

Gestão do trabalho interprofissional no projeto terapêutico singular: proposta de modelo de processo de trabalho / Management of interprofessional work in the singular therapeutic project: proposal for a work process model

Objetivo: propor um modelo para organização das atividades de um Projeto Terapêutico Singular (PTS) no contexto da estratégia da Saúde da Família (ESF), facilitando a colaboração interprofissional. Método: Trata-se de pesquisa qualitativa. Utilizou-se a estratégia de pesquisa-ação, envolvendo uma equipe multiprofissional de saúde e ações de colaboração interprofissional para aprimorar a prática. A pesquisa-ação foi escolhida por mostrar-se adequada para estudos em cenários sociais, em contextos diversos. Os pesquisadores e a equipe acordaram que a discussão do PTS ocorresse em reuniões amplas para favorecer a discussão, reflexão e propostas de ações para o caso. O trabalho de campo envolveu aproximadamente 20 reuniões com a equipe que geravam subsequentes momentos reflexivos da pesquisa. Essa dinâmica favoreceu a proposta do modelo. As etapas do trabalho da pesquisa foram reconhecimento do problema, planejamento, implementação e avaliação. Resultado: Nas reuniões do trabalho coletivo, a equipe pesquisadora percebeu problemas no processo do PTS, tais como: falta de clareza dos objetivos; planejamento e direcionamento das ações colaborativas interprofissionais pouco efetivos para envolver paciente e família no cuidado de saúde. Nesse contexto, propôs-se um modelo de PTS com quatro etapas: Discussão do caso, Designação, Execução e Encerramento ou nova abordagem do processo de atenção. Conclusão: O modelo proposto é uma contribuição teórica e necessita de mais estudos empíricos para validar sua aplicação no âmbito da ESF. Identificou-se, como limitante para a gestão do cuidado para o PTS, a falta de formação pré- e pós-graduada em educação interprofissional dos participantes. No entanto, o modelo se justifica na medida que ajuda a construir ações interprofissionais, recomendadas pelo Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) e órgãos internacionais da saúde (OMS e OPAS) (AU).

Objective: propose a model for organizing the activities of a Singular Therapeutic Project (STP) in the context of Family Health Strategy (FHS), contemplating interprofessional collaboration. Method: It is qualitative research. The action-research strategy was used, involving a multidisciplinary health team and interprofessional collaboration actions, in order to improve the practice. Action research was chosen because it is suitable for studies in social settings, in different contexts. The researchers and the team agreed the discussion of the STP would take place in large meetings to encourage discussion, reflection and proposals for actions to be taken for the case. Fieldwork involved approximately 20 meetings with the team that generated subsequent reflective moments of the research. This dynamic favored the proposal of the model. The stages of the research work were: problem recognition, planning, implementation and evaluation. Result: In the collective work meetings, some flaws in the STP process were noticed, such as: a lack of clarity of objectives; few interprofessional collaborative actions directed and planned along with the patient and family and low resolution. Thus, a four-step model was proposed: staff meeting, assignment of STP cases, executing the STP, and closing the STP. These steps range from case selection to completion of the STP, or definition of a new care approach by the team. Conclusion: The proposed model is a theoretical contribution and needs further empirical studies in order to validate its application within the FHS. The lack of pre and postgraduate training in interprofessional education of the participants was identified as a limiting factor for the care management for the STP. However, the model is justified as it helps to build interprofessional actions, recommended by the Unified Health System (UHS) and international health agencies (WHO and PAHO) (AU).

Developing a “Multidisciplinary Collaboration Ability Scale (MCAS)”: Examining the Reliability and Validity for Medical Professionals Engaged in Cancer Care

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to develop a “Multidisciplinary Collaboration Ability Scale (MCAS)” and examine the reliability and validity for medical professionals engaged in cancer care. Method: The first MCAS draft was created, and the content validity and surface validity of the scale were examined for medical professionals. Next, a cross-sectional questionnaire survey was conducted on medical professionals engaged in cancer care who worked in medical institutions. Exploratory factor analysis and known-groups technique were carried out, coefficient α calculated, and concurrent validity examined. This study was conducted with the approval of the research ethics review. Result: Exploratory factor analysis resulted in 33 items of 4 factors (ability to promote discussion, foundational relationship building, self-control, and problem-solving activities). The MCAS score was significantly higher for those who had participated in a multidisciplinary workshop and those who had more years of experience. Coefficient α for the entire scale and for each factor was .80 and above. Examination of concurrent validity showed a moderate correlation. Conclusion: The reliability and validity of MCAS in its development stage were generally verified.

Discussion on the concept of collaboration between clinical pharmacists and physicians in China / 中国药房

OBJECTIVE To make up the research gap of the concept of collaboration between clinical pharmacists and physicians in China， and to provide a theoretical basis for further improving the collaboration. METHODS Literature analysis was used to sort out the existing concepts of collaboration. Combined with the current practice and development trend of the collaboration between clinical pharmacists and physicians in China， the basic elements of the concept were deconstructed and the connotation of each component of the concept was explained in detail. RESULTS & CONCLUSIONS Based on the above theoretical research and practical analysis， the concept of collaboration between clinical pharmacists and physicians in the context of China was defined， that is， clinical pharmacists and physicians adhere to the patient-centered and rational drug use as the core in clinical drug therapy， and make joint decisions on drug management and drug therapy on the basis of communication， respect， trust and sharing， so as to ensure the effectiveness， safety and economy of clinical pharmaceutical care， and improve the coordination and cooperation process of comprehensive disease treatment system.

Nurses’ Perception of Interprofessional Collaboration in Hospitals in the Maldives

@#Introduction: The concept of interprofessional collaboration (IPC) is widely used in healthcare organizations, where patients are treated. However, there is no definite terminology that can explain the term IPC. The aim of this research is to understand nurses’ perception of IPC in Hospitals in the Maldives. Methods: A cross -sectional survey was conducted among 292 nurses from two hospitals followed by Focus Group Discussions with 5 nurses from each hospital. The instrument tool used for the survey was “conceptualization of interdisciplinary collaboration” by D’Amour which was adapted for this study with 9 items and an expert validated open ended questionnaire. Results: The findings from the study shows positive responses for IPC1-Disciplinary groups do exchange information 58.65% (n=171), IPC2- Share clinical decision making 60.3% (n=176), IPC3-Patient data are collectively reviewed 62.7% (n=183), IPC4- Supports each other in the multidisciplinary team 59.2% (n=173), IPC5 highest rate of positive response was for “IPC 6- conflict resolution which was 63.7% (n=186), IPC7- common care plan 63.0% (n=184), IPC8- Data collected at one point is shared with the team 57.5% (n=168) and the lowest was for “IPC 9- level of collaboration -56.8% (n=166) respectively. Conclusion: This study revealed that importance should be given to promoting a culture of interprofessional collaboration in the hospitals of Maldives. Therefore, there is a need to address this and implement IPC with respect to all professionals, by mitigating the hierarchical differences in the healthcare system. Thus, it is crucial to educate all HCPs with regard to sustaining IPC.

SWOT analysis and strategy for construction of county medical service community in Ningbo Yinzhou district / 中华全科医师杂志

The construction of county medical service community (medical community) is an important measure for building a hierarchical and integrated medical and health service system. The article takes Yinzhou District of Ningbo city as an example to elaborate the strengths and weaknesses of the internal environment and the opportunities and challenges of the external conditions using SWOT analysis in the construction of county medical community, also put forward corresponding countermeasures and suggestions to provide reference for the further improvement.

The exploration and practice on postgraduate education model of professional degree in clinical medicine based on the background of medical education collaboration / 中华医学教育探索杂志

Based on the background of medical education collaboration, postgraduate education of professional degree in clinical medicine needs to be combined with social needs to reform and to carry on the exploration of high-level talents cultivation mode of clinical medicine. The article states the exploration and practice to establish the cultivation mode of clinical medicine as an organic integration of multi-module curriculum system, multi-level clinical practice and multi-directional scientific research training. Then it gives some thoughts and suggestions based on the practice, including potent teaching function of clinical medical college, reasonable clinical teaching incentive mechanism and favorable conditions for clinical research, in order to provide theoretical basis and practice experiences of high-level talents cultivation mode of clinical medicine.

The Role of Pharmacies for Elderly Individuals with Complex Issues: Promotion of Support Tools by a Community Pharmaceutical Association / 社会薬学

The aging population in Japan continues to grow, leading to the emergence of complex issues. To understand the current awareness of these issues among member pharmacies of the Fukuoka City Minami Ward Pharmaceutical Association and promote various initiatives, support tools such as the “Consultation Flowchart” and “Consultation Checklist” were distributed to share information about the elderly with the local comprehensive support center. A survey was conducted to assess the awareness of complex issues and support tools. The survey revealed that about half of the pharmacy pharmacists were aware of the complex issues themselves, but the Consultation Flowchart had a recognition rate of 35.34%, and the Consultation Checklist had a recognition rate of 31.03%. It was also found that pharmacies with higher participation in regional collaboration meetings and a greater number of visits for medication management counseling had higher awareness of complex issues and support tools. To enhance efforts in addressing complex issues, the Fukuoka City Minami Ward Pharmaceutical Association needs to approach pharmacies with limited participation in regional collaboration meetings and a lower number of visits for medication management counseling. Building visible relationships with diverse professions in the community is crucial for improvement initiatives related to complex issues.

Reflection on Interprofessional Collaboration Based on Uncomfortable Experiences / 医学教育

The first author set up a study group with other members in 2014, aiming to improve multidisciplinary collaboration through reflection and discussions on discomfort ( “Moyatto” in Japanese) while focusing on group members’ experiences at work. One-hour online sessions were conducted monthly with multidisciplinary professionals from several institutions. We reflected on interprofessional collaboration based on Moyatto. This paper describes the history of the study group’s inception and development, the learning process of each session, and the theory as a framework. It also reports on the practice and changes in our study group, concluding that interprofessional collaboration requires first-order reflection within a same-profession group and second-order reflection among diverse professionals.

Study on the Construction of a Doctor-patient Community from the Perspective of Struggle Spirit / 中国医学伦理学

Maintaining a harmonious doctor-patient relationship is an important foundation for the development of health care, and building a doctor-patient community is a key measure to maintain the harmonious doctor-patient relationship. To accelerate the construction of a doctor-patient community, it is necessary to establish a sense of struggle, grasp the connotation of a doctor-patient community, and understand its predicament, so as to propose targeted strategies for constructing a doctor-patient community. A doctor-patient community is a cooperative community, not a compromise community. The purpose of struggle is to better unite and cooperate. A doctor-patient community established under the guidance of struggle spirit is more united, more cohesive, and more effective. In the context of the new era, building a doctor-patient community faces the challenges of doctors being busy with "treatment" and neglecting emotional communication between doctors and patients, patients looking for "curing" and generating the illusion of omnipotence in medical skills, schools focusing on "medical skill" and weakening the cultivation of students’ humanities, the society lacking "integration" and disrupting the harmonious doctor-patient environment, etc. Building a doctor-patient community should strengthen emotional communication between doctors and patients, correct patients’ cognitive biases, enhance humanistic education, and create a good medical environment, with a view to promoting the healthy development of a doctor-patient community and facilitating the construction of the healthy China strategy.

Research on the Strategy of Improving the Efficiency of Multi-departmental Operation in the Ethics Review System of Traditional Chinese Medicine after CAP Certification / 中国医学伦理学

Capability Accreditation Program of Ethics Review for Chinese Medicine Research (CAP Accreditation) is the first medical ethics certification project in China. Institutions can further improve their ethics review work level after passing the CAP accreditation. However, the operational efficiency of each department in the ethics review system needs to be further improved when performing relevant functions in accordance with the certification requirements. Based on the experience and summary in the work of the ethical review system, this paper analyzed the main factors that affect the efficiency of the ethical review system and put forward improvement strategies from six aspects: organizational leadership, incentive policies, quality supervision, system construction, talent training, and promotion through evaluation, with a view to providing reference for improving the efficiency of ethical review, and promoting multi-department coordination and system integration.

Government-Industry-Academia Alliance: A multisectoral collaboration for improved nutrition of children and well-being of mothers

@#Introduction: Consistent with the Sustainable Development Goal 17 highlighting partnership to achieve development, this study demonstrated the convergence among government, industry and academe in carrying out a nutrition intervention to improve the nutritional status, knowledge, attitude and behaviour of school community (school children and mothers). Methods: A school-based intervention study comprising of school lunch feeding and nutrition lessons was conducted. Quasi-experimental design was used in the intervention research. Data were analysed using Stata 12.0. Descriptive statistics were generated using the survey module (svy) of Stata. The food and nutrition intervention mix composed of the governmentpartner School Feeding Programme (SFP) and the nutrition education campaign. The government-partner SFP involved lunch feeding of 7 to 9 years old students based on the standardised Pinggang Pinoy® recipes. The government-partner nutrition education component involved teaching of the developed modules to students and their mothers. Results: The intervention resulted in improvements in nutritional status, knowledge, attitude and behaviour of students. Investing an average of Php 15.00 or USD 0.29 (as of 2017) in a school feeding programme following the government-partner food and nutrition intervention mix improved nutritional status and shifted the number of underweight children to normal nutritional status by 25.3% after 120 feeding days. This intervention was implemented through a multisectoral collaboration during the pre-implementation, implementation, and post-implementation phases of the study. Conclusion: Partnerships among stakeholders provided the context towards healthier children as demonstrated by improved nutritional status, knowledge, attitude and behaviour of participants.

From nightingale to now: Transforming global collaboration in pandemics

@#This article aims to investigate the transformative potential of a global pandemic treaty, focusing on the critical role of Filipino nurses in addressing global health challenges and promoting equitable healthcare systems. Inspired by Florence Nightingale's legacy, the article outlines ten steps for transformative international collaboration. It highlights the critical need for improved global cooperation in response to the projected shortage of health workers by 2030. It advocates for a treaty prioritizing healthcare worker protection, equitable resource distribution, and nursing migration solutions. Nurses' valuable insights and perspectives must be considered by actively involving them in treaty development and implementation. The study employs an informed presentation methodology, connecting Nightingale's inspirational words to today's global health challenges, such as the COVID- 19 pandemic. Key findings highlight the treaty's transformative potential in governance, early warning systems, preparedness and response, research and development, capacity building, ethical considerations, financing, the One Health approach, and climate change. The treaty can strengthen healthcare systems, protect public health, and create a resilient and equitable future in global health by empowering nurses and fostering international collaboration.

Clinical analysis of 11 cases of otogenic intracranial complications treated by multidisciplinary collaboration / 临床耳鼻咽喉头颈外科杂志

Objective:To analyze the clinical diagnosis, treatment ，and surgical timing of otogenic intracranial complications. Methods:The clinical data of 11 patients with intracranial complications with ear symptoms as the first manifestation in Department of Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, Qilu Hospital of Shandong University（Qingdao） from December 2014 to June 2022 were collected, including 8 males and 3 females, aged from 4 to 69 years. All patients had complete otoendoscopy, audiology, imaging and etiology examination, and the diagnosis and treatment plan was jointly developed through multidisciplinary consultation according to the critical degree of clinical symptoms and imaging changes. Among the 11 patients, 5 cases were treated with intracranial lesions first in neurosurgery department and middle ear lesions later in otolaryngology, 3 cases of meningitis, were treated with middle ear surgery after intracranial infection control, 1 case was treated with middle ear lesions and intracranial infection simultaneously, and 2 cases were treated with sigmoid sinus and transverse sinus thrombosis conservatively. They were followed up for 1-6 years. Descriptive statistical methods were used for analysis. Results:All the 11 patients had ear varying symptoms, including ear pain, pus discharge and hearing loss, etc, and then fever appeared, headache, disturbance of consciousness, facial paralysis and other intracranial complication. Otoendoscopy showed perforation of the relaxation of the tympanic membrane in 5 cases, major perforation of the tension in 3 cases, neoplasia in the ear canal in 1 case, bulging of the tympanic membrane in 1 case, and turbidity of the tympanic membrane in 1 case. There were 4 cases of conductive hearing loss, 4 cases of mixed hearing loss and 3 cases of total deafness. Imaging examination showed cholesteatoma of the middle ear complicated with temporal lobe brain abscess in 4 cases, cerebellar abscess in 2 cases, cholesteatoma of the middle ear complicated with intracranial infection in 3 cases, and sigmoid sinus thrombophlebitis in 2 cases. In the etiological examination, 2 cases of Streptococcus pneumoniae were cultured in the pus of brain abscess and cerebrospinal fluid, and 1 case was cultured in streptococcus vestibularis, Bacteroides uniformis and Proteus mirabilis respectively. During the follow-up, 1 patient died of cardiovascular disease 3 years after discharge, and the remaining 10 patients survived. There was no recurrence of intracranial and middle ear lesions. Sigmoid sinus and transverse sinus thrombosis were significantly improved. Conclusion:Brain abscess, intracranial infection and thrombophlebitis are the most common otogenic intracranial complications, and cholesteatoma of middle ear is the most common primary disease. Timely diagnosis, multidisciplinary collaboration, accurate grasp of the timing in the treatment of primary focal and complications have improved the cure rate of the disease.

Issues Concerning the Administration of Medication to Children by Nursery School Staff in Tokyo: Exploring the Possibility of Community Pharmacist Support and Collaboration / 社会薬学

Anxiety and difficulty in administering medication to nursery school children has been reported among nursery school teachers. This study aimed to elucidate these issues and explore the possibility of pharmacist support and collaboration. We conducted a postal survey in September 2019 among nursery schools in Tokyo that are categorized as government-authorized schools, certified childcare centers, and prefectural governor-certified schools. A total of 1,537 schools responded to the self-report questionnaires (response rate: 41.2%), and 1,533 responses were analyzed. Of these, 1,488 schools were asked if they would accept requests to administer medication to their school children, and 60.1% of the nursery schools responded that their staff (including teachers and nurses) found it difficult to administer medication. The issues identified included psychological burdens (such as nervousness and pressure about giving the correct medication), staff shortage, insufficient time with the children, and human factors (such as personal perceptions of medication). Additionally, excessive requests to administer medication, caregiver behavior such as low awareness of children’s health and appropriate medication, and poor medication adherence at home were identified as issues. It was suggested that pharmacists could help alleviate these problems through their daily work at the pharmacy. Approximately 49-62% of schools responded that they would request the collaboration of community pharmacists to conduct training sessions for nursery school staff, provide health support for caregivers, and provide general health and medication consultations. The collaboration between nursery schools and community pharmacists may gain importance in the future.