Subsequently, Wang Yifang, Vice President of Nanjing Zijin Hospital, read out the “Notice on Business Performance Assessment and Rewards for the First Half of 2025” and extended warm congratulations to the awardees.

First Prize: Luo Jing, Ji Hong, Wang Mengying, Tong Xueyun, Ji Rong, Cheng Ling, Xue Sichi, Li Wen, Zhao Zhiyang

Second Prize: Wang Qing, Duan Yanwei, Xu Weihai, Xia Minghui, Wang Jinfeng, Chen Ying, Xu Xiuzi

Third Prize: Liu Guangzhou, Sun Min, Yu Cheng, Yang Nannan, Dong Yuyue, Zhang Yanyan, Xing Siyu, Xia Mengping, Hu Shunshun, Yang Dan, Xia Wei, Liu Nana

Statement by the Head of the Department

The head of the department delivered a statement outlining the work plan for the second half of the year.

Liu Yafeng, Director of the Jiangning Campus, emphasized that, in line with the core theme of the “Year of Refined Management,” it is essential to further leverage information technology to enhance the scientific rigor of management and implement refined departmental management across multiple dimensions, thereby effectively improving both patient safety and patient satisfaction. He particularly underscored the need to consistently prioritize medical quality—especially the quality of medical records—as a top priority.

Wang Changbao, Regional Director of the Qinhuai Campus, outlined the second-half-year plan across four key areas: strengthening medical safety risk prevention and control as well as medical record quality management; actively advancing scientific research innovation and the translation of research findings into clinical applications; continuously enhancing clinical diagnostic and treatment standards and patient satisfaction; and steadily promoting reforms in health insurance payment models.

Zhang Jianping, Deputy Director of the Nursing Department (who oversees all nursing operations across the hospital), has proposed several measures to enhance the quality and efficiency of nursing care: strengthening safety awareness among all staff, intensifying emergency response drills, and actively promoting the implementation of new nursing technologies.

Deputy Director of the Nursing Department, Fu Weihong, emphasized that, through information‑based management tools and by deepening root‑cause analyses of nursing adverse events, work processes will be optimized to build a comprehensive, end-to-end quality management system encompassing “prevention–monitoring–response–improvement.”

In her address, Wang Xia, Director of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Center, stated that in the second half of the year, priority will be given to standardizing and智能化 (intelligentizing) treatment protocols, while simultaneously recruiting specialized technical talent to ensure the safe and stable operation of equipment. She particularly emphasized strengthening interdepartmental collaboration, accelerating the implementation of new hyperbaric oxygen therapy technologies and initiatives, and continuously elevating the quality of medical services.

In his report, Gao Hongliang, Director of the Rehabilitation Therapy Center, reiterated that the core objective of rehabilitation therapy is to facilitate patients’ functional recovery, and emphasized the need to further refine management practices to strengthen safety safeguards. He also highlighted the importance of fully implementing the requirements of healthcare insurance reform, organizing all therapists to thoroughly study relevant policies, and establishing a regular self-inspection and self-correction mechanism to ensure compliant operations.

Finally, Executive Vice President Gao Zhiqiang delivered a concluding address. He emphasized that each year’s work is by no means a mere repetition of the previous year; rather, it represents continuous innovation and breakthroughs. In the first half of the year, the hospital achieved historic milestones in both inpatient volume and staff size, successfully hosted national, provincial, and municipal continuing‑education programs, and was honored as the leading institution of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Committee of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions—each of these accomplishments carrying groundbreaking significance. Looking ahead, we must not only remain resolute but also move forward with unwavering confidence. President Gao pointed out that Nanjing Zijin Hospital must not only set ambitious goals and maintain a forward‑looking vision, but also stay grounded and pursue meticulous, high‑quality development, coordinating efforts across key areas such as clinical care, scientific research, and education and training, so as to achieve new leaps and usher in a fresh chapter.