Huaqiang South Community Health Service Center

[Department history] The Nanhua community under the former Xiabumiao Community Health Service Center of our hospital was affected by the shantytown redevelopment of the Nanhua Village residential area; in accordance with the requirements of the Futian District Health Commission of Shenzhen, the Huaqiang South Community Health Station of our hospital opened on March 3, 2020 and took over the services of the former Xiabumiao Community Health Center. In July 2024, the old premises were handed over on July 9 due to the Huaqiang South West Area Renewal Unit project. With the support of hospital leaders and the hospital's functional departments, and through the joint efforts of all departments, the new premises of the Futian District Huaqiang South Community Health Service Station are now located on the first floor of Building 3, Residential Building, Shenzhen Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. [Department honors] 2025 Medical Quality Excellence Award (community health). [Scope of services] Basic public health, general practice diagnosis and treatment, traditional Chinese medicine distinctive health services. [Department service provision] The Huaqiang South Community Health Station is a non-profit community health service institution that has long been deeply engaged in the field of community health services and is committed to providing high-quality and convenient medical and public health protection for residents of the district. It currently has 6 staff members, including 3 general practitioners, 2 general practice nurses and 1 pharmacist, and all staff hold intermediate or higher professional technical titles. The professional team covers the core fields of medicine, nursing and pharmacy and can fully meet the residents' needs for diagnosis and treatment of common and frequently occurring diseases in daily life, as well as their demands for various health management services. In terms of service content, Huaqiang South Community Health adheres to the concept of “taking residents' health as the core” and provides all-round, full-cycle community health services. Basic medical services: focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of common and frequently occurring diseases, while also providing rehabilitation and nursing services for some diseases, offering residents accurate and efficient clinical diagnosis and treatment support; basic public health services: fully implementing the national basic public health service programs, specifically including residents' health record management, health education, health management for the elderly, health management for patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, health management for patients with pulmonary tuberculosis, reporting and handling of infectious diseases and public health emergencies, management of patients with severe mental disorders, traditional Chinese medicine health management, provision of free contraceptive devices, and health literacy promotion actions, thereby building a solid community public health defense line; traditional Chinese medicine distinctive health services: actively promoting appropriate traditional Chinese medicine techniques and carrying out multiple distinctive services such as filiform needle acupuncture, suspended moxibustion, auricular acupoint therapy, herbal plaster application, cupping, gua sha scraping, balanced cupping, acupoint embedding, Tianjiu (medicinal vesiculation), bian stone moxibustion and Honglu tendon-plucking cupping, deeply integrating traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment with community health services and providing residents with green and safe traditional Chinese medicine health protection. The Huaqiang South Community Health Station has always taken “effective, economical, convenient, comprehensive and continuous” as its service purpose and, relying on a professional team and a complete service system, continuously optimizes the supply of community health services and effectively enhances the residents' sense of gain in seeking medical care and their level of health protection. [Department group photo]