2025 year 11 month 1 On [date], the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Professional Committee of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions (hereinafter referred to as... “ Special Committee ” The second executive committee meeting of the current term was successfully held in Hangzhou. The meeting was attended by core members, including standing committee members and deputy chairpersons, who engaged in in-depth deliberations and strategic planning on key issues such as industry standardization and high-quality development, thereby charting the course for the committee’s next phase of work.

The meeting was inaugurated under the chairmanship of Ge Jiangping, Executive Deputy Director and Secretary-General of the Special Committee, as well as President of Nanjing Zijin Hospital. President Ge Jiangping began by extending a warm welcome to the distinguished guests in attendance and proceeded to introduce each of the committee members and delegates present.

At the outset of the meeting, Hao Deming, Executive Vice President of the association, attended in person and delivered an important address. He focused on key issues such as the current state of the industry, the positioning and role of medical organizational structures, the latest policy trends, and the priorities of healthcare reform. Agenda item Expand System The presentation provided an in-depth analysis of the opportunities and challenges that the macroeconomic policy environment presents to the industry. Chairman Hao emphasized that private healthcare institutions should proactively align with policy priorities and strengthen their capacity to deliver essential medical services. , and Clearly outlines six major strategic development pathways. , thereby charting a clear path forward for the participants and instilling unwavering confidence.

Subsequently, Dean Ge Jiangping delivered remarks on behalf of the specialized committee. 2025 Annual Work Report and 2026 Annual work plan report: she systematically reviewed the specialized committee’s activities since… 2025 year 4 Since its establishment, the committee has implemented a range of initiatives and achieved solid results in areas such as organizational development, academic exchange, quality control, and the advancement of industry standards. She specifically emphasized that the safety of hyperbaric oxygen therapy is the industry’s paramount priority, and proposed establishing a closed-loop management model comprising “inspection—rectification—review.” In addition, the specialized committee will continue to deepen professional academic exchanges, facilitate the implementation of industry standards, strengthen talent development, expand international cooperation, and enhance the sector’s overall influence. Dean Ge Jiangping underscored that the committee will pool the wisdom and efforts of all its members and, through a series of pragmatic measures, Promote non-public hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Industry standardization and high-quality development.

At this conference, Wang Shan, Deputy Secretary-General of the China Association of Private Medical Institutions, delivered a special presentation on the work related to group standards (TGB). 。 King Secretary-General She pointed out that association‑level group standards are normative documents developed by the association to meet the industry’s innovation needs, with the core objective of responding swiftly to emerging demands and filling gaps in existing standards. She then provided a detailed explanation of the association’s workflow and management guidelines for developing such group standards. , and It is particularly emphasized that the initiation and evaluation of group standards will be closely aligned with “ Seven benefits ” The core principle ， Ensure its scientific rigor and practicality. Her systematic exposition is Development of group standards Clarified the line of thinking. , to enhance non-public medical institutions Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Specialized Committee It provides guidance on service quality and technical expertise.

The conference featured dedicated panel discussions that focused on key issues driving industry development, with Ge Jiangping, Chen Xiaofeng, and Li Jinsheng each leading in-depth deliberations on three major themes: “Industry Standard‑Setting,” “Talent Development Programs,” and “Innovation in Service Models.”

Dean Ge Jiangping underscored the urgency and strategic significance of developing industry standards. She emphasized that standards serve as a guiding beacon for the orderly evolution of the sector and constitute a crucial lever for advancing the high‑pressure oxygen therapy specialty in private medical institutions toward high‑quality development. In light of the current inadequacy of the existing standards framework, she called on the specialized committee to assume proactive leadership and expedite the establishment of a comprehensive system of technical and service standards for hyperbaric oxygen therapy—one that both aligns with universal industry requirements and reflects the unique characteristics of private healthcare providers.

During his discussion on talent development, Committee Member Chen Xiaofeng emphasized that hyperbaric oxygen therapy specialists constitute the cornerstone for ensuring both medical safety and service quality. He systematically outlined a four‑dimensional talent‑development pathway, spanning from specialist physicians and specialized nurses to equipment operators and senior engineers. He further underscored that cultivating a robust talent pipeline is a long‑term endeavor, highlighting the critical importance of a supportive career‑development framework, the deepening of ongoing continuing‑education programs, and the building of a strong professional brand—providing a clear roadmap for establishing a sustainable talent ecosystem. In addition, he presented a detailed report on the preparations for the next annual meeting of the specialized committee, and his meticulous planning was warmly commended by the attending delegates.

Committee Member Li Jinsheng focused on “innovation in service models,” sharing how optimizing service workflows, integrating multidisciplinary resources, and leveraging smart technologies can enhance patient experience and overall treatment outcomes in hyperbaric oxygen therapy, while charting a new path for the specialized, high‑quality development of private healthcare.

Li Jinsheng, Chairperson of the Special Committee In Meeting The summary emphasizes that the special committee must consistently uphold an open and inclusive working philosophy, actively foster a conducive environment for pooling wisdom and ideas, and encourage all members to offer constructive suggestions and recommendations. “We will ensure that valuable proposals take root and yield tangible results, transforming sound ideas into concrete outcomes and providing the industry with more practical, down-to-earth, and effective support.”

Finally, President Hao emphasized that the special committee should consistently advance its work in a systematic manner around three core tasks: first, it must… First, we will advance the industry’s standardized development through robust standard-setting; second, we will strengthen the foundation for growth by implementing a talent‑driven initiative; and third, we will harness innovation to forge distinctive service models. He expressed his hope that the specialized committee would take this conference as a new starting point, uniting and guiding all member institutions to stay focused on their goals, pursue concrete results with diligence, and jointly propel China’s non‑public medical institutions in the hyperbaric oxygen therapy field toward a leap‑forward transformation—from compliant operations to quality‑driven leadership. Chairman Hao’s guiding remarks brought the conference to a successful close and provided crucial direction for the committee’s next phase of work.

The successful convening of this conference has laid a solid foundation for the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Specialized Committee’s work in the coming year and charted a clear course forward. Also will Pioneering a new approach to the high-quality development of the private-sector hyperbaric oxygen therapy sector.