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  • How to Design the Data Collection Form in Cochrane Systematic Reviews

    The data collection form is a bridge in-between the original studies and the final systematic reviews. It’s the basis for data analyses, directly related to the results and conclusions of systematic reviews, and plays an important role in systematic reviews. There are strict requirements of data collection forms in making Cochrane systematic reviews. In this article, the authors introduce their experiences regarding to the design of data collection form.

    Release date:2016-09-07 11:03 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • PATHOLGENIC STUDY OF HEPATOGENIC PEPTIC ULCER AND TREATMENT OF COMPLICATIONS

    The study of relation between hepatogenic peptic ulcer and portal hypertension,transmitter metabolic disturbance,hepatic insufficiency and infection;and the therapeutic principles of complications of peptic ulcer are described.Twenty four of 58 patients with hepatogenic peptic ulcer were examined by color Doppler ultrasound.Portal venous flow volume (24 cases) was 1060.9±96ml/min.Portal venous pressure(8 cases)was 3.77±2.51kPa tested during operation.Histamine concentration (8 cases) was 0.70±0.31μmol/L in peripheral blood.The gastrin contents of 9cases tested 3cm,5cm away from the ulcer were 2195.6±1043.89ng/L and 2140.3±978.5ng/L respectively. H pylori positive rate was 80% in 58 cases.The therapeutic results were satisfactory with no death.The results suggest that pathogenesis of hepatogenic peptic ulcer is closely related to these factors foresaid.The treatment is nonsurgical and massive hemorrhage or perforation once occurs,surgical treatment is necessary.

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  • Formulate technical guidance for real-world studies of traditional Chinese medicine in China to promote the transformation of clinical research of Chinese patent medicine into decision evidence

    Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has a long history. In the process of fighting against diseases, TCM has formed a unique theoretical system and the way to think and diagnose. The holistic thinking, and the treatment according to syndrome differentiation are the most prominent characteristics of TCM, which matches with advanced medical concept and direction. The clinical efficacy has always been the basis for the advancement of TCM. However, issues such as the lagging behind of modern research on the evaluation of TCM curative effect, as well as lacking high-quality scientific research evidence, impede the development and promotion of the TCM toward the world. To address the above problems, recent progress in real-word study (RWS) has provided the opportunity for TCM researches, especially for the post-marketing evaluation of Chinese patent medicine (CPM). The formulation of this technical guidance for RWS of CPM is helpful to researchers in carrying out standardized, reasonable and scientific researches, to improve the quality of production and use of real-word evidence, and to promote the advancement of the TCM industry.

    Release date:2020-10-20 02:00 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Review Principles and Methods of WHO Guidelines

    In order to help Chinese guideline developers, clinicians, health policy makers and other relevant researchers fully understand and make appropriate use of World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines, Chinese GRADE Center and Guidelines Review Committee of World Health Organization (WHO-GRC) have written a series of papers about development methods, review principles and the structure and content of WHO guidelines. This is the second paper of this series introducing the composition, main work and functions of WHO-GRC.

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  • Principles of neurorehabilitation based on motor re-learning

    The theoretical system of motor re-learning is one of the important technical systems in the field of neurological rehabilitation. It is helpful to improve the curative effect of rehabilitation by deeply understanding this theory system and applying it flexibly to patients with neural system impairment. In this paper, the principles of neurorehabilitation based on motor re-learning (including active training, repetitive reinforcement; task-specific practice, goal-orientated training; rich environment, increasing difficulty; emphasis on feedback and early intervention) are interpreted with available evidence of mechanism and clinical application studies, in order to provide some ideas and directions for the future clinical research of neurological rehabilitation.

    Release date:2020-06-25 07:43 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Transcatheter edge-to-edge repair: Operating theories, basic principles, and predictors of prognosis

    Mitral regurgitation is one of the most common heart valve diseases. Transcatheter edge-to-edge repair (TEER) is currently the most developed and commonly used interventional technique for mitral regurgitation and is recommended by the latest European and American guidelines for patients who are at high surgical risk. TEER device usually consists of a clamping device and a delivery system. The trajectory of the clamping device is called the trajectory, and the trajectory can be well established with the five dimensions movement of the delivery system: left-right oscillation, anterior-posterior oscillation, overall parallel movement, the clamping device's own clockwise rotation, and vertical up-and-down movement. The delivery system's anteroposterior and lateral oscillations are concentrated on the virtual puncture site. Furthermore, the location of the septal puncture site has a significant impact on the establishemnt of the trajectory. The evulation of three variables and adherence to the "4M principles" are necessary for the successful TEER. The three variables are: the position of the clip in the center of the regurgitation,the arm orientation of the clip perpendicular to the boundary of anterior and posterior leaflets, as well as the appropriate length of clamping. The "4M principles" include favorable valve morphology, residual mitral regurgitation below grade 2+, mean transvalvular pressure≤5 mm Hg, and an appropriate amount of leaflets clamping. Patients' baseline situation, the degree of mitral regurgitation and ventricular remodeling, as well as the valve morphology and the outcome of the procedure, are the factors determining the prognosis of patients after TEER.

    Release date:2022-08-25 08:52 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Clinical practice guideline in China: current status and thoughts

    National Center for Medical Service Administration of National Health and Family Planning Commission of China was established at the beginning of 2015. It is mainly in charge of developing and managing standards of medical technology and organizing their implementation, and giving technical guidance and consulting for evaluation of medical institutions. The foundation of the center fills in the blank of lacking central administrative department of the guideline development and evaluation. This paper introduces the definition and the function of clinical practice guideline, and analyzes the current situation, problems and challenges of domestic guidelines, and proposes some potential suggestions on improving the quality of Chinese guidelines from national level for promoting the standardization, scientification and transparency of clinical practice guidelines in China.

    Release date:2017-05-18 02:12 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • A review on health poverty alleviation governance in China: practice, logic, and principle

    As an important part of social governance, the health poverty alleviation plays a key role in promoting Healthy China Strategy. This paper reviews the practice progress of health poverty alleviation in China, and summarizes it's four action logics. It is found that the governance effect is restrained by several issues, such as pessimistically external governance environment, single governance subject, poor leading role of the pilot areas, specific practices inconsistent with conceptions, and the research has not paid enough attention to the incentive system and supervision mechanism of the practitioners. Based on the above, this paper proposes five governance principles on the governance of health and poverty alleviation: evidence-based principle, systematic principle, economic principle, dynamic principle and people-oriented principle. Lastly, we hope to provide some preferences to promote the governance practice of health poverty alleviation.

    Release date:2020-02-03 02:30 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Ethical principles, supervision and public oversight in medical services, research and education

    Medicine bears the responsibility for human health. Technical competence, service standards, professional ethics and social accountability constitute the soul of this profession. The principles of nonmaleficence, beneficence, respect for autonomy and justice help to establish good doctor-patient relationship and regulate medical services, which has been fixed by international and domestic professional norms. Besides to ensure its truth, effectiveness and safety, medical research also should require certain rendering of subject's autonomy, minimizing risks and maintaining social justice. Some procedures have established for supporting it. Modern medical education furnishes suitable human resources for medical profession, which directly affects the accessibility and outcomes of health services. Its objectives, operations and assessments are increasingly taking shape. Faced with the current issues of healthcare equity, worsening doctor-patient relationship, scandals and ethical controversies in medical research, and the failing of medical education to fully match social needs, evidence-based medical methodology is extending to policy and social sciences for identifying and creating high-quality scientific evidence to improve the quality of decision-making.

    Release date:2020-02-04 09:06 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Analysis on the free and compensation principles in biomedical research

    In order to fully implement the ethical principles of biomedical researches and to better safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the subjects, this paper begins from the research design and closely combines with the ethical practice of biomedical research review, seriously analyzes the key implementation points of the ethical free and compensation principles in biomedical research, including intervention study, random allocation, follow-up research and new medical techniques and so on, also will provide the beneficial reference for comprehensive formulation of enforcement regulation of ethics principle of biomedical research in the future.

    Release date:2018-11-22 04:28 Export PDF Favorites Scan
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