Beijing Union Medical College Hospital Medical Treatment and Diagnosis Routine - General Surgery Diagnosis and Treatment Routine

Author: Qi Keming
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Publish Date: 2004-11-17
Features: Peking Union Medical College Hospital (PUMCH) was established in 1921 as the affiliated hospital of Peking Union Medical College, a private institution founded by the Rockefeller Foundation in China. PUMCH is the clinical college of Peking Union Medical University, the clinical research institute of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, and a large comprehensive hospital integrating medicine, education, and research. It is also one of the technical guidance centers designated by the Ministry of Health for diagnosing and treating difficult and critical illnesses. The hospital boasts a team of outstanding medical professionals, educators, and researchers, as well as advanced equipment. With a full range of specialties and strong technical capabilities, PUMCH has consistently been at the forefront of medical, research, and teaching in China for over 80 years. It holds a significant position in the history of modern Chinese medicine and enjoys a high reputation. In March 2002, it was approved by the State Council to merge and reorganize with Beijing Postal General Hospital, forming the Peking Union Medical College Hospital under the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences. The hospital covers an area of 170,000 square meters, has nearly 2,000 inpatient beds, and employs 3,355 staff, including over 400 professors, associate professors, and individuals with equivalent titles. The hospital currently has 10 national key disciplines, 7 Sino-foreign cooperative diagnosis and treatment research centers, 42 clinical and technical departments, and 55 wards. Its average daily outpatient and emergency visits exceed 5,000, with over 30,000 annual inpatient admissions.