On the 30th and 31st, Zhang Qingchuan went to Xintai City Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital to see patients and make rounds
2024-08-28
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Zhang Qingchuan, a well-known Chinese medicine expert in Beijing, will come to our hospital for consultation and ward rounds on August 30 and 31. He will be in the morning on August 30 and make ward rounds in the afternoon; he will be in the morning on August 31. (Limited to 30 people per day)
You can make an appointment starting today!
Clinic Location:Department of Preventive Medicine on the 4th floor of Building 1, Xintai Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital (National Medical Hall Area 2)
Expert Profile
Zhang Qingchuan
He is a member of the Communist Party of China, a master of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, and currently serves as the executive deputy director of the Department of Encephalopathy at Beijing Royal Hospital of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine. He studied under Professor Xin Suicheng of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and a famous Chinese medicine doctor in China, Director Zhang Zhaoyuan of Beijing, and Kong Lingyu, the inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of Kong Bohua's medical skills. He is currently the fourth-generation inheritor of the national intangible cultural heritage of the Kong Bohua family of traditional Chinese medicine, and the inheritor of the inheritance workstation of Kong Bohua's disciples (Kong Lingyu) of the Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Inheritance "New 3+3" project.
Academic part-time job:
Standing member of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Inheritance Working Committee of the China Association for the Promotion of Traditional Chinese Medicine Research, member of the Second Appropriate Technology Professional Committee of the Beijing Society of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, member of the Fifth Brain Disease Professional Committee of the Beijing Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, member of the Quality Control Expert Committee of the Beijing Stroke Diagnosis and Treatment Quality Control and Improvement Center, and member of the First Internal Medicine Professional Committee of the Beijing Changping District Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Specialties:
He is good at combining Chinese and Western medicine to diagnose and treat neurological diseases, cardiovascular diseases, chronic gastritis, lung diseases (respiratory diseases), peptic ulcers, cholecystitis, various nodules and tumors of the thyroid and breast. He has unique insights into the research on the application of Chinese medicine to treat insomnia. He is also good at combining acupuncture, Chinese medicine and Western medicine to treat cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis, skin diseases such as herpes zoster and eczema, and gynecological diseases such as dysmenorrhea and irregular menstruation.
Source: Xintai Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital
