Located in the city: Warring States of the Jiangxi Autonomous Region: Core strengths: Maternity, Pediatrics, Neonatology, Child Health Department Hospital Introduction: Warring States is a large comprehensive tertiary A-level hospital with medical, teaching, scientific research, prevention, health care, rehabilitation. After many years of development, the hospital has become an important medical center in the region, carrying out the health care tasks of the surrounding populations. The hospital has more than 100 clinical practice departments, including obstetrics, pediatrics, neonatology, pediatrics, and children's health departments of national or provincial focus, with a high reputation in the region.

The hospital has a high-quality medical team of hundreds of senior physicians, many doctoral and postgraduate mentors, and many specialists who benefit from special government subsidies. The hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art medical equipment, including MRI systems, CT, DSA, linear accelerators, colored ultrasound diagnostic instruments, and fully automated biochemical analyzers, to provide solid assurance for clinical diagnosis and treatment. The level of hospital informatization is constantly improving, and the interconnectedness of systems such as outpatient, residential, testing, imaging, etc.

is achieved to provide patients with more convenient and efficient medical services. The hospital has always adhered to the concept of patient-centred services, continuous optimization of service processes, improvement of the medical environment, improvement of medical quality. The hospital is actively developing new technologies, new projects, and has achieved significant results in the field of diagnostic and diagnostic complexity, micro-innovation, intervention therapy, etc.

The hospital also carries out a large number of teaching and research tasks. 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.