Puwan Campus – Intensive Care Medicine Department

The Department of Critical Care Medicine at the Second Hospital of Dalian Medical University was established in 2004. It is a general ICU and a key discipline in Liaoning Province. The department has comprehensive rules and regulations, a highly skilled professional medical and nursing team, a standardized ICU ward design, internationally advanced instruments and equipment, and serves as a training base for resident and specialist physicians in critical care medicine.

The Department of Critical Care Medicine currently has 20 physicians, including 4 chief physicians, 4 deputy chief physicians, and 12 attending physicians; 3 hold doctoral degrees, 17 hold master's degrees, 1 is a doctoral supervisor, and 4 are master's supervisors. The department has a total of 63 nurses, including 1 deputy chief nurse and 37 nurse supervisors.

The Department of Critical Care Medicine at Puwan Campus continues the fine traditions of the Department of Critical Care Medicine at the Second Hospital of Dalian Medical University. All of its physicians are key members of the department at the Xinghai Campus of the Second Hospital of Dalian Medical University, and the department undertakes important medical responsibilities for northern Dalian. It currently has 15 beds and is equipped with top-tier medical equipment in China, including ECMO, ventilators, portable Doppler ultrasound systems, blood purification machines, microinfusion pumps, enteral nutrition pumps, multiparameter monitors, fiberoptic bronchoscopes, blood gas analyzers, bedside X-ray machines, physical cooling machines, sputum-clearance assistance devices, antithrombotic treatment devices, and defibrillators.

The Department of Critical Care Medicine at Puwan Campus provides diagnostic and therapeutic technologies of the same type as those offered at the main campus of the Second Hospital of Dalian Medical University. Under the leadership of Director Yu Jian, Chair of the Critical Care Medicine Committee of the Dalian Medical Association, the department can perform hemodynamic monitoring, mechanical ventilation, critical care ultrasound, fiberoptic bronchoscopy, blood purification, bedside tracheostomy, video-laryngoscope-guided endotracheal intubation, central venous catheterization, PICC insertion, and many other procedures. Several of these technologies are at a leading level in Dalian and an advanced level in China. The department mainly treats patients with severe acute pancreatitis, acute respiratory distress syndrome, severe asthma, acute exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, severe infections, multiple trauma, poisoning, shock, and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome.

All medical and nursing staff of the Department of Critical Care Medicine are willing to uphold the mission of serving patients wholeheartedly. Our core value is that quality service creates unlimited value; our code of conduct is to put patients at the center and quality at the core; and our mission is to safeguard health through professionalism and service.