Qingdao Infectious Disease Hospital: Pay attention to scientific and technological medical research and enhance academic innovation ability

Shandong Health News Network to promote thehospitalmedical level to furtherto enhance the, promote scientific research and innovation, this year, Qingdaoinfectious diseaseshospitalto "highlight academic research, promote discipline construction, build academic and professional brands" as a guide, actively explore a variety of ways
improve the academic innovation ability and level ofhospitalsis to identify and develop a new batch of academic research directionFrom time to time, the hospital organized the leaders of relevant disciplines and medical technical backbones to conduct talks and exchanges, held academic seminars, identified "fatty liver diagnosis and treatment," "liver disease interventional treatment," "noninvasive diagnosis of cirrhosis of the liver," "slow hepatitis C antiviral treatment," "blood purification treatment of liver failure" and other 36 academic research directionssecond is to establish a new model of scientific research management and promote discipline constructionOn the basis of the existing academic advantages, the construction of a specialist academic cluster of liver disease, based on the Qingdao Institute of Liver Disease, to tap the potential of resources, to the scientific research ability, excellent personnel structure, outstanding academic research team to give strong support, and in people, wealth, material to give tilt, a strong impetus to a number of technological innovation advantages, competitive advantages, brand advantages of academic research has achieved considerable developmentthird is to introduce new technology and improve thecontent of hospital
science and technology The introduction of Qingdao's first liver function analyzer, hyper-sensitive HBV, liver cancer marker detection equipment, intelligent capsule digestive tract endoscopy system, etc., in the auxiliary scientific research projects to carry out at the same time, further enhance the capacity of medical services (Responsible Editor: Lu Feng)