Objective: to explore the influence of optimizing hospital sensing and control management of static distribution center on infusion quality. Methods: 80 patients were selected as subjects in a hospital. In order to hi...Objective: to explore the influence of optimizing hospital sensing and control management of static distribution center on infusion quality. Methods: 80 patients were selected as subjects in a hospital. In order to highlight the research results, the selected subjects were equally divided into experimental group and control group, and different nursing measures were used for the patients in the two groups. Tthe patients in the control group used routine nursing methods in the process of infusion treatment, while the experimental group took measures to optimize hospital sensing and control on the basis of routine nursing methods. On the premise of ensuring that other conditions of the two groups of patients do not change, after taking different nursing measures for the two groups of patients, compare the infusion satisfaction of the two groups of patients and the probability of adverse infusion events. Results: the incidence of adverse infusion events was 15.00% in the control group and 2.50% in the experimental group;The satisfaction of infusion nursing in the control group was 77.50%, while that in the experimental group was 95.00% (P < 0.05). Conclusion: the application of optimized hospital sensing and control management method in the static distribution center can improve patients infusion satisfaction and reduce the probability of adverse infusion reactions. Therefore, this method is worthy of comprehensive promotion and application in the hospital.展开更多
Objective：To assess the methodological quality of clinical research on Chinese medicine（CM）applied by infra-arterial infusion in treating primary liver cancer（PLC）.Methods：Cochrane Central Register of Controlled...Objective：To assess the methodological quality of clinical research on Chinese medicine（CM）applied by infra-arterial infusion in treating primary liver cancer（PLC）.Methods：Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials（CENTRAL）,PubMed,and three Chinese databases,including Chinese BioMedical Database（CBM）,China National Knowledge Infrastructure（CNKI）and China Academic Journal（VIP）were searched.Chinese articles were also searched manually in 16 journals.Two reviewers independently selected studies,the quality of literatures were assessed according to the Cochrane Collaboration method of quality assessment.Results：A total of 14 articles met the inclusion criteria for this review.Only three of these articles described the randomization method used.None of the studies was blinded.All of the articles didn＇t report the calculation of the sample size.Only six studies mentioned adverse reactions.All of the studies were of grade C according to the Cochrane Collaboration method.Six studies reported results of survival,and only two of these reported better efficacy in the treatment groups.Conclusions：The quality of studies concerned intra-arterial infusion of CM in treating with PLC was poor and the exact effect of these medicines still need evaluation.Well designed RCTs with large sample sizes,adequate follow-up data and reliable methods of assessment are needed to better appraise the real effect of CMs in the treatment of PLC patients.展开更多
文摘Objective: to explore the influence of optimizing hospital sensing and control management of static distribution center on infusion quality. Methods: 80 patients were selected as subjects in a hospital. In order to highlight the research results, the selected subjects were equally divided into experimental group and control group, and different nursing measures were used for the patients in the two groups. Tthe patients in the control group used routine nursing methods in the process of infusion treatment, while the experimental group took measures to optimize hospital sensing and control on the basis of routine nursing methods. On the premise of ensuring that other conditions of the two groups of patients do not change, after taking different nursing measures for the two groups of patients, compare the infusion satisfaction of the two groups of patients and the probability of adverse infusion events. Results: the incidence of adverse infusion events was 15.00% in the control group and 2.50% in the experimental group;The satisfaction of infusion nursing in the control group was 77.50%, while that in the experimental group was 95.00% (P < 0.05). Conclusion: the application of optimized hospital sensing and control management method in the static distribution center can improve patients infusion satisfaction and reduce the probability of adverse infusion reactions. Therefore, this method is worthy of comprehensive promotion and application in the hospital.
文摘Objective：To assess the methodological quality of clinical research on Chinese medicine（CM）applied by infra-arterial infusion in treating primary liver cancer（PLC）.Methods：Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials（CENTRAL）,PubMed,and three Chinese databases,including Chinese BioMedical Database（CBM）,China National Knowledge Infrastructure（CNKI）and China Academic Journal（VIP）were searched.Chinese articles were also searched manually in 16 journals.Two reviewers independently selected studies,the quality of literatures were assessed according to the Cochrane Collaboration method of quality assessment.Results：A total of 14 articles met the inclusion criteria for this review.Only three of these articles described the randomization method used.None of the studies was blinded.All of the articles didn＇t report the calculation of the sample size.Only six studies mentioned adverse reactions.All of the studies were of grade C according to the Cochrane Collaboration method.Six studies reported results of survival,and only two of these reported better efficacy in the treatment groups.Conclusions：The quality of studies concerned intra-arterial infusion of CM in treating with PLC was poor and the exact effect of these medicines still need evaluation.Well designed RCTs with large sample sizes,adequate follow-up data and reliable methods of assessment are needed to better appraise the real effect of CMs in the treatment of PLC patients.
