Publications by authors named "Yueli Meng"
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- * Data from the 2018 China National Health Services Survey was analyzed, comparing healthcare utilization between those with and without PHI across three SHI schemes: UEBMI, URBMI, and NRCMS.
- * Results show that while individuals with PHI generally had lower outpatient visit rates, UEBMI participants exhibited a higher likelihood of both outpatient and inpatient admissions, suggesting varying impacts of PHI depending on the SHI scheme.
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- * A comparative analysis of COVID-19 management in Beijing and Shanghai reveals that although Shanghai initially performed well, the city faced challenges with the Omicron variant, leading to effective measures in Beijing based on Shanghai's experiences.
- * Limitations include varying urgent policies across locations, reliance on preliminary data for strategy development, and the need for ongoing testing of anti-epidemic policies as new evidence emerges.
Generally, whey protein concentrate (WPC) undergoes high-temperature denaturation and aggregation, which reduces its emulsifying properties and is not conducive to as an emulsifier to maintain the thermal stability of emulsions. In this study, dynamic high-pressure microfluidization technology (DHPM) combined with TGase (TG) cross-linking was applied to prepare DHPM-TG-WPC, and the thermal stabilization mechanism of nanoemulsions prepared with DHPM-TG-WPC was explored. Results showed DHPM treatment could promote the formation of TG-crosslinked WPC polymers.
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- The study aims to analyze the roles and stress levels of professional staff in the Beijing Disease Prevention and Control (DPC) system during the COVID-19 pandemic to inform workforce management for disease control efforts.
- A survey of 1,086 staff was conducted using an electronic questionnaire focusing on their general information and job satisfaction, with the data analyzed using statistical methods to understand work stress related to increased duties and cross-discipline tasks.
- Results showed that out of the surveyed staff, the majority engaged in COVID-19 work were from Public Health and Preventive Medicine, facing an average of 2.17 duties per person, highlighting the significant workload disparity between disciplines.
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- * It found that 64.44% of diagnoses and 17.78% of treatment plans were confirmed by the second opinion, with 94.07% of doctors seeking this service for better treatment strategies.
- * The program resulted in improved therapeutic regimens for 126 cases, highlighting significant differences in treatment methods; however, the diagnostic and therapeutic consistency rates were lower compared to other international studies due to missing original treatment plans.
Collaboration and Cooperation of Public Health Service Management in China.
Disaster Med Public Health Prep
April 2021
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- Collaboration and cooperation between government departments and other entities in public health management are currently weak in China, which affects overall public health service delivery.
- The study identifies key problems such as ineffective collaboration, inadequate public information platforms, and challenges in implementing health initiatives.
- The article provides strategic recommendations aimed at enhancing collaboration to improve public health management and foster sustainable development in China.
Three new labdane-type diterpenoids, callicapene M3-M5 () were isolated from the Vahl. Their structures were identified by spectroscopic method. The isolated compounds were evaluated for inhibitory activity on NO production in LPS-activated RAW 264.
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