Infectious Diseases Department

The Department of Infectious Diseases consists of the Fever Clinic, Hepatitis Clinic, Intestinal Clinic, and Infectious Diseases Specialist Clinic. Each has an independent waiting area, consultation rooms, registration and payment room, pharmacy, laboratory, and isolation observation ward. The Fever Clinic also has an independent radiology department, providing patients with convenient and efficient one-stop services.

The department undertakes clinical work including the diagnosis and treatment of various infectious diseases, consultations for difficult and complicated infections, and guidance on the use of antimicrobial drugs. It plays an important role in the screening and prevention and control of communicable diseases.

The Fever Clinic diagnoses and treats acute fever caused by various infectious diseases, undertakes the screening of various communicable diseases, conducts rapid testing for influenza A and B and testing for various pathogens, and provides clinical diagnosis and treatment and guidance on rational drug use.

The Intestinal Clinic diagnoses and treats various acute infectious diarrhea, and screens for intestinal communicable diseases and foodborne diseases.

The Hepatitis Clinic diagnoses and treats various acute and chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, fatty liver, alcoholic liver disease, drug-induced liver injury, autoimmune liver disease, and other abnormalities of liver function.