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  • Effectiveness analysis of chronic disease continuous health management services based on a patient satisfaction survey

    Objective To investigate the satisfaction of patients who signed up for chronic disease continuous health management services, so as to provide a theoretical basis for improving service quality. Methods We conducted an online anonymous survey by issuing an electronic questionnaire to all patients who met the inclusion criteria through the short message platform of the hospital from October 8th to 19th, 2021, and used χ2 test and logistic regression to compare the differences in satisfaction among different patients and explore the factors affecting satisfaction. Results A total of 3311 short messages were send out, and 816 valid copies of questionnaire were recalled. The total satisfaction was 77.3%, and the satisfaction before, during and after service were 86.0%, 75.2% and 73.7%, respectively. The items with low satisfaction included service pricing (58.9%), online follow-up (57.5%) and overall cost reduction (43.9%). There were significant differences in satisfaction among patients of different permanent addresses and health status (P<0.05). The multiple binary logistic regression analysis showed that the respondents in Chengdu city had lower satisfaction than those outside Sichuan province [odds ratio (OR)=0.377, 95% confidence interval (CI) (0.156, 0.908), P=0.030], and the respondents with poor, general, and good self-reported health status had lower satisfaction than those with very good self-reported health status [OR=0.196, 95%CI (0.067, 0.577), P=0.003; OR=0.165, 95%CI (0.058, 0.468), P=0.001; OR=0.317, 95%CI (0.108, 0.927), P=0.036]. Conclusions The patients’ satisfaction with chronic disease continuous health management services is at a high level. The next step should focus on service pricing and online follow-up, and strive to improve the service experience of people with low satisfaction.

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  • Analysis of policies related to health management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in China from the perspective of policy tool

    Objective To analyse the content and structure of the health management policy text for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in China, and to provide a reference for the optimization and improvement of subsequent relevant policies. Methods We searched for relevant policy documents on COPD health management at the national level from January 2017 to December 2023, constructed a two-dimensional analysis framework for policy tools and chronic disease health management processes, coded and classified policy texts, and used content analysis method to analyze policy texts. Results Twenty-four policy texts were included. There were 183 codes for policy tool dimension, with supply based, environmental based, and demand based tools accounting for 43.72%, 47.54%, and 8.74%, respectively. There were 124 codes for the dimension of health management processes, with health information collection and management accounting for 12.10%, risk prediction accounting for 14.52%, intervention and treatment accounting for 66.13%, and follow-up and effectiveness evaluation accounting for 7.26%. Conclusions At present, the proportion of policy tools related to the management of COPD in China needs to be dynamically adjusted. Environmental tools should be appropriately reduced, the internal structure of supply tools should be optimized, the driving effect of demand tools should be comprehensively enhanced, the coupling of COPD health management processes should be strengthened, and the relevant policy system and overall quality should be continuously improved.

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  • Daily nursing for multiple myeloma: whole life cycle health management based on the doctor-nurse-patient integration model

    With the continuous development of new drugs and immunotherapy, the survival period of patient with multiple myeloma (MM) is continuously prolonged, and the disease is becoming chronic. Due to the involvement of multiple systems and numerous complications, the daily nursing for MM faces significant challenges. The doctor-nurse-patient integration model and the whole life cycle health management model for daily nursing of MM are expected to reduce the social burden related to diseases, improve patients’ quality of life, and reduce medical costs. This article provides a review on three aspects of MM doctor-nurse-patient integration, whole life cycle health management, and daily health management involving multiple systems.

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  • Analysis of risk factors and health management of polypoid lesions of gallbladder in civil aviation flight cadets

    ObjectiveTo explore the related risk factors of polypoid lesions of gallbladder (PLG) in civil aviation flight cadets and the health management measures for the risk factors. MethodsRetrospective analysis of the 2022 flight annual medical students, according to the B ultrasound examination results have PLG, divided into PLG group (n=128) and non-PLG group (n=150), collect the basic data of the students, and establish a multivariate logistic regression equation model to analyze the related risk factors of gallbladder polypoid lesions. ResultsThe results of univariate analysis showed that there was no significant difference between groups with hypertension, hyperlipidemia and hyperglycemia (P>0.05), but with age and body mass index, high total bilirubin in serum and hyperuricemia, regular schedule and diet, and sufficient exercise (P<0.05). The results of multivariate logistic regression equation model analysis showed that age, high serum total bilirubin, hyperuricemia, irregular sleep and rest, irregular diet and lack of exercise were independent risk factors for PLG. ConclusionsAge, high serum total bilirubin, hyperuricemia, irregular work and rest, irregular diet and lack of exercise are the main reasons for PLG in civil aviation flight cadets. Intervention and prevention of risk factors can effectively ensure their health and flight safety.

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