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The Inaugural Meeting of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Professional Committee of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions and its First Annual Academic Conference were successfully held in Nanjing.
“Compliance Builds a Solid Foundation; Collaborative Innovation Ushers in a New Journey.” On April 27, 2025, the inaugural meeting of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Professional Committee of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions, together with its first annual academic conference, was successfully held in Nanjing.
Conference Venue
“Compliance Builds a Strong Foundation; Collaborative Innovation Ushers in a New Chapter.” On April 27, 2025, the inaugural meeting of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Professional Committee (hereinafter referred to as the “Committee”) of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions (hereinafter referred to as the “China Private Med Assoc”), together with its first annual academic conference, was successfully held in Nanjing. Marking a milestone event for hyperbaric oxygen medicine in China, the conference brought together more than 200 representatives from medical institutions nationwide and leading industry experts in the “Jinling” city, jointly witnessing the launch of a new phase in the development of hyperbaric oxygen therapy within the private healthcare sector. The event was co-hosted by the China Private Med Assoc and the Preparatory Committee of its Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Professional Committee, with Nanjing Zijin Hospital serving as the host institution.
Vice Secretary-General Wang Shan presided.
Hao Deming, Executive Vice President and Secretary-General of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions, along with Deputy Secretary-General Wang Shan; Wang Yonghong, Chairperson of the Informationization Professional Committee of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions and President of the Jiangsu Provincial Medical Association; Zhou Nan, Deputy Director of the Nanjing Municipal Health Commission; Li Jian’an, Lifetime Honorary Chairperson of the Rehabilitation Medicine Professional Committee of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions, and Bi Sheng, Chairperson of the same committee; Long Ying, Honorary Chairperson of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Professional Committee of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions, and Li Jinsheng, Chairperson of that committee; Zhu Mingzhi, Vice President and Secretary-General of the Jiangsu Provincial Association of Privately Operated Medical Institutions; Ge Jiangping, President of Nanjing Zijin Hospital, the host institution of this conference; as well as experts and scholars from across the country in the field of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, attended the opening ceremony. The opening ceremony was chaired by Deputy Secretary-General Wang Shan.
Address by Executive Vice President and Secretary-General Hao Deming
In his address, Executive Vice President and Secretary-General Hao Deming pointed out that hyperbaric oxygen medicine, as an essential component of the modern healthcare system, plays a unique role in the management of critical illnesses and in neurological rehabilitation. He commended non‑public medical institutions for their significant support and contributions to the development of hyperbaric oxygen medicine, while also offering an in-depth analysis of the sector’s shortcomings in China—particularly in areas such as equipment and facilities, treatment techniques, scientific research and innovation, and talent cultivation. With regard to the establishment of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Specialized Committee, he underscored its necessity and far‑reaching significance, and set forth specific expectations for the committee’s future work from multiple perspectives. He called on non‑public medical institutions to strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration, promote the standardization and harmonization of hyperbaric oxygen therapy practices, and contribute to the advancement of Healthy China.
Speech by President Wang Yonghong
President Wang Yonghong pointed out that hyperbaric oxygen medicine is evolving from its traditional focus on “treating disease” to encompass “disease prevention” and “health promotion,” a trend that aligns closely with the nation’s grand health strategy. She expressed her hope that the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Specialized Committee will fully leverage its role as an industry bridge, vigorously advance standardization efforts, deepen the integration of medicine and engineering, and establish a networked system for collaborative development.
Speech by Deputy Director Zhou Nan
Deputy Director Zhou Nan, drawing on national and Nanjing‑specific data on the development of hyperbaric oxygen medicine, outlined the current state of the field. She commended Nanjing Zijin Hospital for its pioneering role in advancing the discipline and urged practitioners of hyperbaric oxygen medicine in Nanjing, as well as all medical institutions, to continuously enhance their professional expertise, faithfully uphold their mission as healers, strengthen quality‑control measures, fortify safety safeguards, deepen collaboration and resource sharing, and pool efforts to drive sustained progress.
Address by Vice President and Secretary-General Zhu Mingzhi
Vice President and Secretary-General Zhu Mingzhi emphasized that private medical institutions, as an indispensable and vital force in the Healthy China initiative, should leverage their unique strengths and, through the specialized committee’s platform, advance the high-quality development of hyperbaric oxygen therapy to meet increasingly diversified healthcare needs.
Standardized Elections · Professional Leadership
Election site
Prior to the opening of the annual academic conference, an election meeting for the specialized committee was held. The meeting elected the inaugural leadership team of the committee and a total of 246 members at all levels, including 48 executive committee members and 11 members of the leadership team. Li Jinsheng was appointed as the first chairperson of the specialized committee, Ge Jiangping served as both executive vice chairperson and secretary-general, and the vice chairpersons are Guan Yadong, Li Hongling, Liu Chuanjun, Peng Zhengrong, Chen Xiaofeng, Zhang Yi, Wang Dong, Zhang Enda, and Lan Haibo. At the nomination of Chairperson Li Jinsheng, Long Ying was appointed honorary chairperson of the specialized committee.
Dean Ge Jiangping presented a report on the preparatory work for establishing the specialized committee.
In his report on the preparatory work for the specialized committee, Ge Jiangping, the principal initiator and president of Nanjing Zijin Hospital, provided a comprehensive analysis of the current state and challenges facing hyperbaric oxygen medicine. He systematically outlined the committee’s founding rationale and organizational structure, and, from multiple perspectives—including the organization of academic conferences, the development of treatment guidelines, the establishment of quality‑control centers, professional education and training, and public‑health outreach—sketched a clear roadmap for the committee’s future growth.
Presented the appointment letter to Li Jinsheng, the inaugural chairperson of the special committee.
Presented the appointment letter to Long Ying, Honorary Chairperson of the Special Committee.
Present appointment letters to the leadership team of the special committee.
Inauguration Ceremony of the Special Committee
At the opening ceremony of the conference, the attending leaders presented appointment letters to the honorary chairperson and members of the specialized committee’s leadership team, followed by a plaque‑unveiling ceremony. As the red cloth was slowly lifted, the golden plaque reading “Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Professional Committee of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions” gleamed brightly, marking the official establishment of the committee and heralding a new chapter in the development of hyperbaric oxygen medicine in China, while injecting strong momentum into the pursuit of high‑quality progress in this field.
Chairman Li Jinsheng delivered his inaugural address.
At the conclusion of the opening ceremony, Li Jinsheng, the inaugural chairperson of the specialized committee, stated in his inaugural address that the committee will focus on key areas such as discipline development, talent cultivation, and technological innovation, actively promoting the standardized application of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in private medical institutions. At the same time, it will establish a cross-regional platform for academic exchange, facilitate the sharing of high-quality medical resources, and contribute further to the advancement of hyperbaric oxygen medicine.
Academic Feast · Focusing on the Cutting Edge
At the academic conference venue
Following the opening ceremony, the inaugural academic conference of the specialized committee got underway with great success. Renowned experts—including Li Jian’an, Lifetime Honorary Chair of the Rehabilitation Medicine Committee of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions and a Foreign Associate of the U.S. National Academy of Medicine; Li Jinsheng, Chair of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Committee of the same association; Long Ying, Honorary Chair of the committee; Bi Sheng, Chair of the Rehabilitation Medicine Committee; and Wang Pingzhi, Director of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at Shanxi Bethune Hospital—engaged in in-depth discussions on cutting-edge topics such as clinical research in hyperbaric oxygen therapy, technological innovations, and multidisciplinary collaborative models.
Hosts: Liu Chuanjun, Li Jinsheng
The symposium’s agenda comprehensively addressed cutting-edge topics such as brain injury repair, severe disorders of consciousness, regenerative rehabilitation, and oxygen‑therapy modalities. It featured both in-depth presentations on前沿 theories and meticulous analyses of representative clinical cases, vividly demonstrating the multifaceted value and promising prospects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in clinical practice.
Li Jian’an delivered a keynote report titled “Development Forecast for Chinese Rehabilitation Medicine, 2025–2035.”
Li Jinsheng delivered a keynote report titled “Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and the Repair of Brain and Spinal Cord Injuries.”
Long Ying delivered a keynote report titled “Recent Advances in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Severe Disorders of Consciousness.”
Bi Sheng delivered a keynote report titled “Applications of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Regenerative Rehabilitation.”
Wang Pingzhi delivered a keynote report titled “Fundamentals of Pressure Selection in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy.”
This academic conference also featured a dedicated sub‑forum focused on cutting‑edge hyperbaric oxygen therapy and a hands‑on training workshop, creating a platform for in‑depth learning and exchange that seamlessly integrates theory with practice. Drawing on their profound scholarly expertise, the experts meticulously dissected complex issues, illustrating them with vivid, real‑world clinical cases. Supported by clear, accessible explanations and robust, reliable clinical data, they generously shared their professional insights and invaluable experience.
Hosts: Gao Zhiqiang, Gao Jirong
How can pain in hemiplegic patients during rehabilitation be effectively managed? What is the relationship between ocular motility and the alleviation of limb pain? When is the optimal time window for initiating hyperbaric oxygen therapy? The critical importance of early, appropriately tailored treatment in improving patient outcomes and reducing complications; as well as cutting-edge advances in neuroregulatory techniques such as transcranial magnetic stimulation—these key topics were thoroughly examined one by one at the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Disorders of Consciousness sub‑forum.
Liu Yong, “Clinical Rehabilitation Applications of Neuromodulation Techniques”
Lu Xiao, “Advances in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Disorders of Consciousness”
Rong Xueqin, “Strategies for Managing Pain During the Rehabilitation of Patients with Hemiplegia”
Liu Yafeng, “Timing of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Critically Ill Patients: Management Strategies and Case Sharing”
Wang Changbao, “Application and Precautions of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Patients with Secondary Epilepsy”
Hosts: Wang Yifang, Pan Xingming
The intensive-care rehabilitation hyperbaric oxygen therapy training course is meticulously focused on the core domain of hyperbaric oxygen therapy management, covering everything from strategic planning for the treatment of critical and life‑threatening conditions to the minute details of equipment operation and maintenance. It delves into an in‑depth analysis of key aspects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy for critical illnesses, addresses the selection and precise calibration of multi‑person hyperbaric chambers, and emphasizes rigorous monitoring of essential ICU chamber parameters and stringent fire‑safety controls. Through a multidimensional, in‑depth approach, the course shares a wealth of highly professional, practice‑oriented insights, thereby providing strong impetus for advancing the standardized, evidence‑based development of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in the field of critical‑care rehabilitation.
Li Zhuo, “Patient Management in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Critically Ill Patients”
Hong Junhui, “Selection of Oxygen Administration Methods in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and Patient Management in Mechanically Ventilated Patients”
Guan Yadong, “Configuration and Management of Oxygen Chamber Monitoring and Treatment Equipment in the ICU”
Wang Xia, “Installation and Operation Procedures for Newly Constructed Oxygen Chambers”
Industry Empowerment · A Promising Future
Group photo of the conference
The official establishment of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Professional Committee of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions marks a new stage in the professional and systematic development of hyperbaric oxygen therapy within China’s private healthcare sector. As a key national platform for academic exchange in the field of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, the committee will advance the discipline by formulating industry guidelines, strengthening technical exchanges and collaboration, conducting grassroots training, and deepening partnerships with public hospitals and research institutions—thereby promoting the growth of hyperbaric oxygen medicine, benefiting more patients, and contributing to the cause of public health.
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