中国全科医学 ›› 2018, Vol. 21 ›› Issue (34): 4194-4200.DOI: 10.12114/j.issn.1007-9572.2018.34.007

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我国高血压双向转诊标准的研究现状

巩昕1,石建伟2,肖月2,刘娜娜2,薄小杰2,徐康捷3,王春旭2,王朝昕4*   

  1. 1.200129上海市,同济大学附属东方医院心衰专科 2.200092上海市,同济大学医学院 3.200092上海市,同济大学经济与管理学院 4.200072上海市,同济大学附属第十人民医院儿科
    *通信作者:王朝昕,副教授,博士生导师;E-mail:supercell02@sina.com
  • 出版日期:2018-12-05 发布日期:2018-12-05
  • 基金资助:
    基金项目:国家自然科学基金面上项目(71774116);上海市科委软课题重点项目(17692105200);上海市卫计委面上项目(201740202);中央高校基本科研业务费专项资金学科交叉类(1500219131);上海市卫生计生系统重要薄弱学科建设计划项目(2015ZB0602)

Hypertension Bidirectional Referral Criteria in China:a Literature Analysis

GONG Xin1,SHI Jianwei2,XIAO Yue2,LIU Nana2,BO Xiaojie2,XU Kangjie3,WANG Chunxu2,WANG Chaoxin4*   

  1. 1.Heart Failure Department,East Hospital Affiliated to Tongji University,Shanghai 200129,China
    2.School of Medicine,Tongji University,Shanghai 200092,China
    3.School of Economics & Management,Tongji University,Shanghai 200092,China
    4.Department of Pediatrics,Tenth People's Hospital of Tongji University,Shanghai 200072,China
    *Corresponding author:WANG Chaoxin,Associate professor,Doctoral supervisor;E-mail:supercell02@sina.com
  • Published:2018-12-05 Online:2018-12-05

摘要: 目的 了解我国高血压双向转诊标准的研究现状。方法 于2017年6月20—30日,以中国知网(CNKI)、万方数据知识服务平台为主,辅以其他数据库和网站,进行计算机检索,以获取与高血压双向转诊标准有关的文献。将纳入文献分为指南类和论文类,对不同时间发布的指南类文献进行对比分析,以了解转诊标准指南的发展情况;对论文类文献中采用的转诊标准进行汇总分析,以了解转诊标准的应用现状。结果 共纳入符合标准的指南类文献3篇、论文类文献8篇。3篇指南分别为2009年基层版《中国高血压防治指南》(《2009版指南》)、2014年修订版《中国高血压基层管理指南》(《2014版指南》)、《国家基层高血压防治管理指南2017》(《2017版指南》)。其中,《2009版指南》与《2014版指南》中的高血压双向转诊标准一致,《2017版指南》对前2版指南中的部分条目进行了量化和细化、增加社区卫生服务机构上转的急诊转诊标准、删除上级医院的转回标准。指南类文献和论文类文献均未给出转诊标准的拟定依据,论文类文献未采用指南中发布的转诊标准且采用的转诊标准不统一,论文类文献中缺乏专门针对转诊标准拟定和应用的研究且未重视对转诊标准的评价。结论 指南中发布的高血压双向转诊标准尚未得到充分认可,目前针对高血压双向转诊标准的研究匮乏,建议拟定循证化、系统化、可操作性强的双向转诊标准,以保证分级诊疗工作的顺利推行。

关键词: 高血压, 分级诊疗, 病人转诊, 转诊标准, 指南

Abstract: Objective To study the research status of hypertension bidirectional referral criteria in China.Methods From June 20th to 30th,2017,we searched CNKI and Wanfang Data Knowledge Service Platform,and other electronic databases and websites for documents about hypertension bidirectional referral criteria in China.The included documents were divided to guidelines and research articles.We compared the guidelines by time of publishing for exploring the development of hypertension referral criteria in guidelines,and performed a summary analysis of the hypertension referral criteria in articles for estimating the application of such criteria.Results A total of three guidelines and eight articles were included.The three guidelines are 2009 Guidelines for Primary Prevention and Management of Hypertension in China(2009 guidelines),2014 Guidelines for Primary Prevention and Management of Hypertension in China(Revised Edition)(2014 revised guidelines),and 2017 Guidelines for Primary Prevention and Management of Hypertension in China(2017 guidelines).The hypertension bidirectional referral criteria contained in 2009 Guidelines and 2014 Revised Guidelines are consistent.In the 2017 guidelines,some items of the hypertension bidirectional referral criteria in these two guidelines were quantified and subdivided,and the acute upward referral criteria for hypertension were added,the downward referral criteria for hypertension were deleted.Neither guidelines nor research articles provided the evidence for the formulation of referral criteria.No articles used the same referral criteria and applied the referral criteria contained in the three above-mentioned guidelines.Moreover,no articles paid attention to the evaluation of such criteria,and specifically studied the development and application of such criteria.Conclusion The hypertension bidirectional referral criteria contained in the three guidelines have not been fully recognized.Furthermore,there is lack of studies specifically targeting such criteria.In view of this,it is suggested to formulate evidence-based,systematic and easy-to-use hypertension bidirectional referral criteria,to ensure the smooth implementation of the hierarchical medical system.

Key words: Hypertension, Hierarchical medical system, Patient transfer, Referral criteria, Guide