Publications by authors named "Quanwei Fu"
Background: Ionizing radiation-induced lung injury is caused by the initial inflammatory reaction and leads to advanced fibrosis of lung tissue. Adipose-derived stem cells (ASCs) are a type of mesenchymal stem cell that can differentiate into various functional cell types with broad application prospects in the treatment of tissue damage. The purpose of this study was to explore the protective effect of ASCs against radiation-induced lung injury and to provide a novel basis for prevention and treatment of radiation-induced lung injury.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe prognostic factors for elderly patients with cervical cancer differ from those of younger patients. Competitive risk events could cause biases in the Cox proportional hazards (PH) model. This study aimed to construct a competitive risk model (CRM) nomogram for patients aged > 65 years with nonmetastatic cervical cancer.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: Medication administration errors by nurses form a high proportion of medical errors in medical institutions. Studies have shown that such errors are closely linked to nursing workload.
Objective: To quantitatively explore the effects of different types of nursing workloads on different medication administration errors.
Background: Human error types and error factors are two important elements of error analysis. Understanding the relationship between them can contribute to new case analyses, the tendency of error occurrence statistics, error factor identification, and prevention of error recurrence.
Objective: To provide evidence and guidance for the prevention and improvement of medication communication errors by quantitatively exploring the relationship between error types and error factors.
Background: The continuous spread of COVID-19 globally has led to busier medical practices and nurses are having to provide medical services to patients while suffering from high levels of fatigue.
Objective: This study experimentally investigated the influence of different levels of personal protection equipment (PPE) on nurses' physical fatigue.
Methods: We collected data from 12 participants by simulating a series of nursing tasks.
Background: With the spread of COVID-19 and the worsening global prevention and control situation, the risk of infection faced by health workers has been unprecedented. It is necessary to fully understand the occupational risks of health workers to protect them and reduce their risk of infection.
Objective: This study aimed to obtain comprehensive and detailed information on occupational risk factors of infectious diseases for HWs in different dimensions and to propose control strategies for three risk dimensions to protect HWs who are at high risk of infection during the pandemic.