Chinese Medical Ethics

CME-27-01-2025-3130
Chinese Medical Ethics

Knowledge Map and Trend Prospect of Doctor-patient Communication Research in China

In order to understand the experience and to sort out hot spots and frontier problems of doctor-patient communication research in China. CiteSpace(5.8.R2) software was used for visualized analysis of 2 130 doctor-patient communication related Chinese literatures collected from CNKI database. The research framework and study quality and efficiency were evaluated by subject clustering analysis. The results reflected the characteristics of obvious practice forerunner, prominent academic consciousness, rich exploration achievements, more learning and reference. There were also shortcomings such

CME-27-01-2025-3129
Chinese Medical Ethics

Reflections on Doctor-patient Relationship Caused by COVID-19 Epidemic Prevention and Control

Doctor–patient relationships (DPRs) in China have been straining. With the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, the relationships and interactions between patients and doctors are changing. This study investigated how patients’ attitudes toward physicians changed during the pandemic and what factors were associated with these changes, leading to insights for improving management in the healthcare sector. This paper collected 58,600 comments regarding Chinese doctors from three regions from the online health platform Good Doctors Online (haodf.com, accessed on 13 October 2022). Th

CME-27-01-2025-3128
Chinese Medical Ethics

Thoughts on Ethical Collaborative Review and Management of Multi-center Clinical Research

For multi-center clinical research, how to ensure the quality of ethical review and improve the efficiency of ethical review through cooperation among centers is an important direction for clinical research management departments and research parties to explore. By combing and analyzing the existing pattern of multi-center ethical review at home and abroad, combining the current situation of the ethical review and management development in China, taking cancer clinical research as the breakthrough point, it was advocated to establish a cooperative review led by professional institute in dom

CME-27-01-2025-3127
Chinese Medical Ethics

Ethical Considerations and Countermeasure Analysis of Public Mental Disorders Stigma in China

Mental health attitude has huge impacts on the improvement of mental health. In response to the ongoing damage the COVID-19 pandemic caused to the mental health of the Chinese people, this study aims to explore the factors associated with mental health attitude in China. To this end, we extract the key topics in mental health-related microblogs on Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter, using the structural topic modeling (STM) approach. An interaction term of sentiment polarity and time is put into the STM model to track the evolution of public sentiment towards the key topics over time.

CME-27-01-2025-3126
Chinese Medical Ethics

The Role and Research Progress of Communication in the Implementation of Hospice Care for Professional Health Caregivers

The communication between professional health caregivers, which mainly consists of medical staff, and patients and their families plays an important role in hospice care. The effective doctor-patient communication can guide terminal patients and their families to establish a correct medical view, reduce excessive medical treatment, and improve the quality of life for terminal patients. This paper briefly described the communication context of hospice care, the communication subject and the current situation of hospice care, analyzed the problems and challenges encountered by professional he

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