Objective: To translate the Chinese version of Healthcare Career Choice Scale for medical students and test its reliability and validity. Methods:The original scale was translated and back-translated， the items were further revised after cultural adjustment to form the Chinese version of scale.Total 280 medical students were selected by convenient sampling for the questionnaire survey to test the reliability and validity of the scale.Results: The average content validity index of the Chinese version of the Scale was 0.971 and 6 common factors were extracted.The cumulative variance contribution rate was 60.996%, and the total Cronbach’s α  coefficient of the scale was 0.869. The coefficients of split-half reliability were 0.805 for the first 18 items and 0.824 for the left 17 items, respectively. Conclusion:The Chinese version of Healthcare Career Choice Scale has good reliability and validity which can be used to evaluate the medical students’ occupational choice in China.

Objective: To investigate the cognitive function of elderly lymphoma patients receiving chemotherapy and analyze its influencing factors, so as to provide scientific basis for improving the cognitive function. Methods: A total of 121 hospitalized elderly lymphoma patients with chemotherapy were investigated using self-designed general scale and the Montreal cognitive assessment scale (MocA). Results: The incidence of cognitive impairment was 81.0%, the score of cognitive function was 23.17±3.40. Multiple linear regression analysis showed that gender, urban and rural, educational level, chemotherapy regimen and self-management level were the relevant factors of cognitive function in elderly lymphoma chemotherapy patients, which accounted for 50.9% of the total variation. Conclusion: Because of the high incidence of cognitive impairment multiple influencing factors, clinical medical staff should strengthen the cognitive training of elderly patients for improve the quality of life of these elderly patients.