SUN Dongyan, GAO Sihua, HE Juan, et al. Discussion on Incidence Trends of Respiratory Disease Based on the Theory of Five Movements Control Climates[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(17): 1468-1472.
SUN Dongyan, GAO Sihua, HE Juan, et al. Discussion on Incidence Trends of Respiratory Disease Based on the Theory of Five Movements Control Climates[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(17): 1468-1472.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2015.17.009.
Discussion on Incidence Trends of Respiratory Disease Based on the Theory of Five Movements Control Climates
The authors collected 3652 medical records of hospitalized patients with pneumonia and bronchitis from Dongzhimen hospital of Beijing university of Chinese medicine from January 1
1998 to December 31
2007
and data of 16 meteorological elements from Beijing Observatory( including daily average temperature
daily extreme maximum temperature
daily extreme minimum temperature
daily average relative humidity
daily minimum relative humidity
daily average vapor pressure
daily precipitation
daily average wind speed
comfort level
change trend of temperature
change trend of vapor pressure
change trend of relative humidity
change trend of wind speed
change trend of precipitation
change trend of low cloud cover
change trend of comfort level). The authors used the nonlinear regression method to analyze 46 groups of the earlier stage meteorological factors closely related to respiratory disease. We established 18 respiratory disease forecast equations about main time of six climates to forecast incidence trends of respiratory disease as the more level of accuracy to 75%
100% and the less level of accuracy to 60%
8
6%. So incidence trends of respiratory disease can be predicted according to the preliminary climate change.