Peking Union Medical College Hospital (PUMCH)
Introduction
Peking Union Medical College Hospital is a modern, comprehensive Class A tertiary hospital integrating medical services, education, and research. It is designated by the National Health Commission as the National Guidance Center for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Complex and Severe Diseases. It was among the first hospitals in China to provide high-level healthcare services for senior officials and medical care for foreign guests. It is also a national demonstration base for higher medical education and standardized residency training, as well as a national core base for clinical medical research and technological innovation. The hospital enjoys a prestigious reputation both at home and abroad for its comprehensive range of disciplines, robust technical expertise, prominent specialized departments, and powerful multidisciplinary integrated advantages. It has ranked first in the "China Hospital Rankings" published by the Hospital Management Institute of Fudan University for ten consecutive years. Established in 1921, the hospital was founded by the Rockefeller Foundation. From its inception, it aspired to "become the best medical center in Asia." Currently, the hospital comprises four campuses with a total floor area exceeding 560,000 square meters. It has over 4,000 active employees, 3 Academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chinese Academy of Engineering, 57 clinical and medical technology departments, 20 national key disciplines, 29 national key clinical specialties, 22 doctoral degree programs, 29 master's degree programs, 6 national continuing medical education bases, 19 national standardized residency training specialty bases, and 8 national specialist physician standardized training pilot bases. It operates over 2,000 inpatient beds, performs 53,852 surgeries annually, and records over 110,000 inpatient discharges per year.
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