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Located in the city: Nanjing Core Strengths: Digestive Diseases, Burns, Neurosurgery, Hospital Introduction Nanjing is a large complex of medical, teaching, scientific research, prevention, health care, rehabilitation, comprehensive tertiary A-level hospitals. After many years of development and construction, the hospital has become an important medical center in the region, undertaking health care tasks for the surrounding population. The hospital covers an area of hundreds of thousands of square meters, with a building area of hundreds of thousands of square meters, with open beds.
The hospital has a high-quality medical team, consisting of hundreds of high-ranking physicians, dozens of doctoral, master's and doctoral graduate students, and several specialists who enjoy special State Department government benefits. The hospital is equipped with advanced medical equipment, including magnetic resonance imaging systems, CT, DSA, linear accelerators, color-duplex ultrasound diagnostics, fully automated biochemical analyzers, and other large medical devices, which provide a solid guarantee for clinical diagnosis and treatment. The hospital has always adhered to the concept of patient-centred service, continuously optimizing the service process, improving the medical environment and improving the quality of medical care.
The hospital is actively developing new technologies and new projects, achieving significant results in the field of diagnostic, microsurgical, interventional, etc. The hospital also carries out a large number of teaching and research tasks and is a teaching hospital of several higher medical schools that develop a large number of medical talent every year. Looking to the future, Q1 will continue to adhere to the school curriculum of 'goodness, excellence, excellence, innovation', adhere to the public interest of public hospitals in order to provide better medical care, better services, a better environment, and make a greater contribution to the health and well-being of the general public and to the development of regional health care.
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