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Based on the "informatics" theory of infectious diseases and the perspective of "three links", this paper empirically evaluates the impact of urbanization on infectious diseases and its internal mechanism by using a spatial econometric model. The results show that there is a positive spatial correlation between urbanization, morbidity and mortality of Category A and Category B infectious diseases in all provincial regions in China. The morbidity and mortality of Class A and B infectious diseases in all provincial regions generally have the characteristics of transmitting nearby, which is most obvious in the central region. The improvement of urbanization is conducive to curbing the spread of infectious diseases in the region, and also curbing the "nearby spread" of infectious diseases among regions, showing the synergistic effect of joint prevention and control "with neighbors as partners". This positive effect is more obvious in the eastern region, regions with high level of urbanization, population urbanization and economic urbanization. Urbanization has reduced the spread of infectious diseases through the exchange of resources and information, and population circulation is not conducive to the prevention and control of infectious diseases. The implementation of traffic control and restriction of personnel flow are conducive to the prevention and control of infectious diseases. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The nursing of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine has played an important role in the prevention and treatment of infection and infectious diseases. This paper reviewed the studies on advantages and implementation of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine nursing in prevention and treatment of infection and infectious diseases, and provided reference for establishment of integrative nursing plans for infection and infectious diseases. (中西医结合干预在传染与感染性疾病防治中起到了重要的作用。本研究就传染与感染性疾病防治中常见的中西医结合护理方法以及优势进行综述, 旨在为进一步建立和完善传染与感染性疾病的中西医结合护理方案提供参考。)

This paper introduced the design and application of patient wristband with post-it label for identification of infectious diseases. This wristband is easy to use, with a post-it label which can stick to the wristband, helping nurses indentify the disease condition of the patient and carry out following prevention to reduce the risk of infection. Furthermore, the application of wristband with post-it label can protect patient privacy. (本研究介绍了一款住院患者腕带“便利贴”式传染病标识的设计与应用方法, 其制作简单, 使用时仅需粘贴在患者手腕带上即可, 有助于医护人员快速有效识别患者信息, 做好防护, 降低感染风险, 且该标识隐私性好, 减轻了患者诊治压力, 值得临床参考应用。)

Emerging infectious disease is characterized by sudden and rapid spread, and failure to curb its development in the first place would pose a serious threat to social stability and human health. The hierarchical medical system can realize rapid triage, better separate infectious patients, suspected patients and non-infectious patients, and optimize diagnosis, treatment and nursing work. Taking COVID-19 epidemic as an example, this paper will discuss the present situation of the hierarchical medical system in control and nursing management of sudden infectious diseases, summarize the problems existing in current graded diagnosis and treatment system of China, and propose proposals to promote the development and improvement of the hierarchical medical system. (突发性传染病具有发生突然、传播速度快等特点, 若不能在第一时间采取措施遏制其发展, 将会对社会稳定和人类健康构成严重威胁。分级诊疗制度可以实现快速分诊, 将传染性患者、疑似患者、非传染性患者分开, 优化诊疗、护理工作流程。本研究以新型冠状病毒肺炎疫情为例, 总结分级诊疗制度在突发性传染病护理工作中研究进展, 分析我国目前分级诊疗制度存在的问题, 并提出促进分级诊疗制度发展和完善的刍议。)

The present paper undertakes a historical study of Chinese encounters with the poxes, the most prevalent and destructive of the pediatric diseases in late imperial China. Using pediatric texts and other historical sources, I first document the shifts in medical understanding of the origins and causes of the pox during the above historical period. I then describe the various approaches to pox diagnosis and treatment, as well as commonly prescribed formulas in clinical practice and advice given for the daffy care of smallpox patients. Next follows an explanation of the preventative measures which developed out of the medical-folkloric discourse on the pox at that time. In conclusion, I analyze the interactive cultural aspects of disease, health, medicine and popular belief systems to show the role of ambivalence and the mystical in creating attitudes and methods of body management which are characterized by both embracement and avoidance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

For network paralysis problem caused by service damage and its diffusion of high-power crosstalk attack in multi-domain optical network, through analyzing the process of the propagation of high power crosstalk attack, this paper expounds the similarity between the high-power crosstalk attack and the spread of infectious diseases, and proposes a new crosstalk attack model CAP-SIS(Crosstalk Attack Propagation-Susceptible Infected Susceptible) based on the epidemic dynamics in multi-domain optical network, with the Ford-Fulkerson algorithm describing the attack power cumulative effect in the transmission delay phase of the multi-domain optical network. The simulation experimental results show that the propagation model can objectively reflect the propagation rule of high-power crosstalk attacks in multi-domain optical network, and provide the theoretical support for the detection and location of crosstalk attacks in the next step.