General Practice

The Department of General Practice at Peking University Shenzhen Hospital was established in 2012, primarily undertaking the standardized training of general practice residents in Shenzhen, and is committed to teaching, training, and research in general practice, cultivating general practice professionals, and was officially incorporated in 2013 into the standardized training system for general practice residents of Peking University Health Science Center. It is currently a member institution of the Department of General Practice of Peking University Health Science Center, a key training base for the general practice specialty in Guangdong Province, and a national standardized training base for general practice residents, and has previously received the honorary title of “Advanced Collective in Health Science and Education Work” from the Shenzhen Municipal Health Commission. Over the course of ten years, forging ahead through adversity, the general practice specialty base of Peking University Shenzhen Hospital has undergone provincial- and national-level supervision and acceptance inspections for standardized resident training many times, with training quality steadily improving; in 2022, it was included in the Fudan-edition list of the reputation ranking for general practice in South China. The department provides symptom-oriented diagnosis and treatment for undifferentiated diseases in adults and patient-centered medical services throughout the entire care process. It can provide patients with a health management strategy based on the two cornerstones of integrated prevention and treatment and health education, and implements individualized, comprehensive, sustained, and continuous health management for patients with common adult diseases and chronic diseases. The department currently has 7 permanent employees, including 3 chief physicians and 4 attending physicians; 3 doctoral students and 4 master's students. The department has 20 approved beds, and operates 1 general practice teaching outpatient clinic and 1 general outpatient clinic. The department has always closely integrated discipline development with the needs of the country’s medical and health care undertakings, and is committed to exploring a model for the development of general practice with Chinese characteristics and cultivating versatile general practice professionals with strong overall capabilities. Department Highlights ① Diagnosis and treatment of symptom-oriented undifferentiated diseases in adults; ② Patient-centered medical services throughout the entire care process, with two-way collaboration with primary-level and specialty services and effective referrals; ③ A health management strategy based on the two cornerstones of integrated prevention and treatment and health education, implementing individualized, comprehensive, sustained, and continuous health management for patients with common and chronic diseases.