Emergency Department

The Emergency Department of Peking University International Hospital was officially established and opened in 2015, occupying a total area of 3800 square meters. It is divided into emergency internal medicine, emergency surgery, emergency obstetrics and gynecology, and emergency specialties (otorhinolaryngology, ophthalmology, etc.). It has a total of 6 internal medicine/surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, and specialty consultation rooms, 1 debridement room, 1 cast room, and 2 emergency operating rooms. It currently has a total of 21 beds, including 10 resuscitation beds (which can be increased to 15 in emergencies), 10 observation beds, and 1 isolation bed; EICU 6 beds, and emergency ward 12 beds. Over the 7 years since opening, the number of outpatient visits has increased year by year, reaching 85000 visits in 2024, with more than 7000 patients receiving observation and emergency treatment. The Emergency Department currently has 1 specially appointed professor, 4 associate chief physicians, 9 attending physicians, and 7 physicians. In November 2025, the Emergency Department established an outpatient clinic for rabies prevention and management. The Emergency Department is a member institution of the Department of Emergency Medicine of Peking University and can receive and treat various acute and critical illnesses, trauma, animal bites and stings, poisoning, and other acute illnesses and emergencies. It has particularly extensive experience in treating critically ill elderly patients, and is also a Beijing Stroke and Chest Pain Center.