Experts from Brigham and Women's Hospital of Harvard Medical School visited Shanghai

• by EVOMT
• 2017-07-13

The reform of public hospitals has sounded a clarion call, transforming their development from scale to connotation, from efficiency to efficiency, and from diagnosis and treatment to health. However, just as the industry is seeking to break the ice of transformation, China's medical industry has welcomed the visit of an expert delegation from the Harvard Medical School Affiliated Teaching Hospital (represented by the Massachusetts General Hospital and BWH in the United States), a reference model for reform and innovation. This marks a further extension of the global strategic pace known as the "highest palace in the medical industry", bringing the industry a world leading medical quality and standard model.

On July 11, 2017, a team of professors and experts from Harvard Medical School, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Massachusetts General Hospital of the United States will conduct a five-day visit to tertiary public medical institutions in Jiangsu Province and Shanghai.

Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Bregan and Women's Hospital in the United States has a long history and is the second largest comprehensive teaching hospital in the Harvard Medical School system in the United States. It is composed of three well-known hospitals in the United States: Peter? Bent? Bregan Hospital (established in 1913), Robert H? Blake? Bregan Hospital (founded in 1914) and Boston Women's Hospital (started in 1832) were merged in 1980.

Bregan and Women's Hospital has become one of the world's famous comprehensive hospitals due to its advanced diagnosis and treatment technology and strong scientific research strength. A total of seven Nobel Prize winners were born here. It receives 640 million research grants from the National Institutes of Health every year, making it one of the two largest hospitals in the United States that receive the most grants.

Bregan and Women's Hospital is an internationally renowned consultation center for difficult and complex diseases, covering almost all medical fields. The top ten professional treatment fields include cancer, heart disease and heart surgery, diabetes and endocrinology, geriatrics, gynecology, kidney, neurology, surgery, lung disease and rheumatism.