Paediatrics

Department name: Pediatrics

Department development history: The department was established in 1984.

Department personnel composition: The department director is Zhang Qi, the deputy department director is Wang Kundi, and the head nurse is Wu Jianying. There are 10 chief physicians (5 currently employed and 5 retired), 6 deputy chief physicians, 9 attending physicians, 10 resident physicians, 34 professional nurses, etc.

Outpatient and inpatient facilities: The environment is clean, warm, and child-friendly. The outpatient service provides a 24-hour emergency department and fever clinic, as well as specialty clinics for general outpatient care, respiratory diseases, allergies, growth and development, neurology, autism, tic disorders, gastroenterology, 42-day physical examinations, neonatal follow-up, and developmental assessment. The outpatient area has a resuscitation room, treatment room, nebulization treatment, a pediatric examination room (pediatric pulmonary function, FeNO measurement, and body composition measurement), and a developmental assessment room (physical development, bone density, developmental assessment, neurological disease assessment, mental health assessment, etc.); the inpatient area has a NICU, a PICU, and caregiver-stay wards.

The department can provide vital-sign monitoring, invasive and noninvasive respiratory support, various types of catheter placement and monitoring, allergen testing, pathogen testing, pulmonary function testing in infants and young children, respiratory sleep monitoring, fiberoptic bronchoscopy, bedside blood gas analysis, bedside radiography, echocardiography, bedside amplitude-integrated EEG, EEG analysis, neuroimaging, various genetic/endocrine stimulation tests, fiberoptic bronchoscopy, esophageal/pharyngeal pH measurement, capsule endoscopy/gastrointestinal endoscopy, blood drug-concentration monitoring, parenteral nutrition, mild hypothermia (subhypothermia) therapy, nutritional/intellectual/motor/psychological/behavioral assessment and intervention, disease-related genetic testing, and other techniques. The caregiver-stay wards can admit premature infants, newborns, and pediatric patients with various critical illnesses. As a general pediatrics department, it can admit children with diseases of the respiratory, endocrine, nervous, cardiovascular, digestive, rheumatic/immunologic, urinary, and genetic/metabolic systems, as well as diseases of other systems. It has a national-level telemedicine platform and undertakes telemedicine work for critically ill children and diseases of other systems.

Diagnostic and treatment equipment: The department has 12 units of advanced Giraffe multifunctional incubators, 25 units of Nihon Kohden monitoring equipment, 40 infusion/injection pumps, 9 units of cold-light phototherapy equipment, 25 sets of phototherapy equipment (lamp + blanket + cold-light lamp + double-sided), 1 set of mild hypothermia (subhypothermia) therapy equipment, 1 unit of blood gas analyzer, 4 units of SLE ventilators, 6 units of noninvasive ventilators, 8 sets of resuscitation bags, 1 unit of pediatric transport ventilator, 2 units of EEG monitoring devices, 1 unit of cerebral oxygen monitor, 1 unit of fiberoptic laryngotracheal electronic endoscope, 1 unit of exhaled CO2 monitoring device, 1 unit of transcutaneous CO2 monitor, 1 unit of GE bedside ultrasound machine, 1 unit of infant and young-child pulmonary function tester, 1 unit of FeNO analyzer, 1 unit of oscillatory sputum-clearance device, 1 set of various Keni teaching models from fetus to child, 1 set of electronic laryngotracheoscope, 2 units of hearing-screening devices, 2 units of vision-screening devices, 1 unit of bone densitometer, 2 units of body-composition analyzers, 2 sets of intelligence/psychological/behavioral assessment equipment, 1 set of pediatric mental scale, 1 set of Gesell developmental assessment toolkit, 1 set of autism assessment tool, and 1 set of neurodevelopmental assessment tool for premature/high-risk infants.

Department diagnostic and treatment features: It is recommended that these be introduced by specialty disease and professional group, with the annual workload of important work listed and arranged in order of importance.

Existing specialty outpatient clinics: Respiratory and allergy, follow-up of premature infants/high-risk infants/critically ill patients, pediatric endocrinology, tics/epilepsy/autism/hyperactivity/developmental delay, gastrointestinal diseases, genetic and metabolic diseases, early development

Department research achievements: The department undertakes projects of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Beijing Natural Science Foundation, the Capital Development Fund, the open project of the CAS Key Laboratory of Environment and Resources, and the Special Project for Clinical and Translational Medicine Research under the Medical and Health Science and Technology Innovation Project of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences; it participates in the Major Collaborative Innovation Project of the Medical and Health Science and Technology Innovation Project of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences.

Department teaching: The department undertakes master's and doctoral student training at Peking Union Medical College, as well as clinical teaching duties for Peking University Health Science Center, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, and the standardized training of general-practice residents in Beijing.

Other important matters: The department undertakes hospital healthcare assignments, designated counterpart medical assistance, touring medical services by national medical teams, and medical support for anti-epidemic work in Wuhan.

Location within the hospital: The department's outpatient clinic is located at ……; the inpatient ward is located on the west side of the 5th floor of Building A.

Department telephone numbers: Outpatient: 010-84205173, inpatient ward: 010-84206180, nurses' station: 010-84206183