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In this study, we explored the establishment of the database of Chinese medicine and minimally invasive surgery (MIS) for tumor based on the internet, thus to promote the application of Chinese medicine in the comprehensive treatment for tumor. The database was composed of general information database, Chinese medicine database, MIS database, which was characterized by the internet-based information system structure. Data exchange between net server and remote terminal can be achieved through the firewall. The results of testing performance showed that the established database can realize the real-time share of case report, and is convenient in basic retrieve and information analysis function, indicating the feasibility and stability of the database.
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It was proposed that the items incurrent testing itemsdatabase should be classified , ranked , amal-gamated or disintegrated , the testing items and their names should be standardized , and the link between current testing itemsdatabase and new standards should be established according to the new standards by taking their problems into consideration, such as non-standard link, repetition of a same item, non-standard names of testing item and method, in order to improve the effectiveness of main testing methods, lay a foundation for the verifica-tion, and provide reference for the link between new and old items in other provinces.
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Objective To study the construction of training bases for three tumor therapies. Methods Eight training bases in six third-level first-class hospitals with score of technology assessment higher than 90 were investigated. Results There were good hardware in all training bases and qualified teaching staff in six of them. Annual operative quantity of hyperthermia and radioactive particles implantation technology of all training bases were up to the standard , while the coincidence rate of ablation technology was 80%. Besides , quantity of ablation technology and radioactive particles implantation technology trainees participated in during training met the standard, but that of hyperthermia not. There were significant difference in theory and operational test results before and after training (P < 0.01). Conclusions Management system, operative quantity and teaching staff construction need to be improved. Clinical skills training and standardized training assessment should be strengthened in base construction.