Beijing · China
Peking Union Medical College Hospital (北京协和医院)
Inflammatory Bowel Disease Clinic (炎症性肠病门诊)
The Inflammatory Bowel Disease Clinic has its own page among the hospital's specialist disease clinics (专科专病), for patients with ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease. The hospital states that its Department of Gastroenterology set up an IBD specialty group and a dedicated IBD clinic from 2010, under Professor Qian Jiaming (钱家鸣), and the page names nine physicians who see patients in the clinic.
What this unit is strong at
- A dedicated IBD clinic with its own page among the hospital’s specialist disease clinics
- An IBD specialty group and dedicated IBD clinic in the Department of Gastroenterology since 2010
- Nine named physicians listed on the clinic page, each linked to a hospital profile
Services
The team
钱家鸣 (Qian Jiaming)
主任医师 — physician in the IBD clinic; named on the clinic page as the discipline leader under whom it was set up
杨红 (Yang Hong)
消化内科副主任, 主任医师 — physician in the IBD clinic
李骥 (Li Ji)
消化内科副主任, 主任医师 — physician in the IBD clinic
李景南 (Li Jingnan)
消化内科副主任, 主任医师 — physician in the IBD clinic
李玥 (Li Yue)
主任医师 — physician in the IBD clinic
舒慧君 (Shu Huijun)
主任医师 — physician in the IBD clinic
王莉瑛 (Wang Liying)
主任医师 — physician in the IBD clinic
吕红 (Lü Hong)
主任医师 — physician in the IBD clinic
谭蓓 (Tan Bei)
消化内科主任助理, 副主任医师 — physician in the IBD clinic
Where this came from
Everything on this page was read on the centre’s own published pages. Nothing here is inferred, and nothing is filled in where we could not find it.
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