Haematology

The Hematology Department was established in 1984, the same age as China-Japan Friendship Hospital. The current department director is Li Zhenling, and the head nurse is Shao Xueyan. There are 1 chief physician, 2 associate chief physicians, 6 attending physicians, and 4 resident physicians, including 1 bachelor's degree holder, 4 master's degree holders, and 8 doctoral degree holders. The laboratory has 5 staff members: 1 supervising technician, 3 technicians, and 1 research assistant, including 1 bachelor's degree holder, 4 master's degree holders, and 8 doctoral degree holders. There are 20 nurses: 6 supervisors, 8 nurse specialists, and 6 nurses, including 19 bachelor's degree holders and 1 junior-college graduate.

Outpatient and Inpatient Facilities:

There are 54 inpatient beds in total (40 standard beds and 2 transplant beds in the main campus, and 12 standard beds in the West District). The department has an independent bone marrow aspiration room and laboratory. It is equipped with a flow cytometer, chromosome karyotyping analyzer, FISH, cell culture room, PCR instrument, immunofixation electrophoresis instrument, and blood cell separator for the precise diagnosis and treatment of hematologic diseases.

Departmental Diagnostic and Treatment Features:

The Hematology Department has 20,000 outpatient visits and 2,600 discharged patients annually.

Professional strengths: precise MICM diagnosis, stratification, prognostic assessment, and treatment-response evaluation of hematologic malignancies; precise comprehensive treatment of hematologic malignancies, including immunochemotherapy, targeted therapy, cellular therapy, hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, radiotherapy, and others.

Major diseases: lymphoma, plasma cell disorders, myelodysplastic syndromes, chronic myeloproliferative diseases, myeloid leukemia in older adults, refractory ITP, cytopenia of unknown cause, aplastic anemia, hemophagocytic syndrome, and others.

The department is a clinical trial base for new drugs and an MDS base of Capital Medical University. It has members in the working groups for CLL, WM, and Castleman disease.

Existing disease-specific outpatient clinics: plasma cell disorders, lymphoma, myelodysplastic syndromes, and leukemia.

Departmental teaching: large internal medicine lectures within the curricula of Peking University, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, and Capital Medical University; physical diagnosis and clerkships for Peking University; clerkships for Beijing University of Chinese Medicine; training for rotating resident physicians and visiting physicians; organization of lectures, teaching ward rounds, Morning Report, general internal medicine case discussions, and others.

Other Important Matters:

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the department supported the fever clinic, continued to receive and treat outpatient and inpatient patients, ensured the resumption of work and production, and sent multiple colleagues to participate in COVID-19 vaccination work; multiple colleagues participated in border-area support in Qinghai, Inner Mongolia, and Tibet, as well as mobile medical services in the Yulin area of Shaanxi (Zizhou, Qingjian, Shenmu, and Yulin); and provided healthcare services for the Tiananmen activities marking the 70th anniversary of National Day, among other activities.

Hospital Location:

The Hematology outpatient clinic is located on the 2nd floor of the Internal Medicine Outpatient Department, the main-campus inpatient ward is located on the east side of A1, and the West District ward is located on the 6th floor.

Department Telephone Numbers:

Outpatient:010-84205252; Ward (main campus):010-84205379, Nurses' station (main campus):010-84205306; Ward (West District):010-53236555