The National Institute of Hospital Administration (NIHA) and the National Health Commission (NHC) launched the “igniting the future of surgery” program on August 27, with Johnson & Johnson MedTech as the sponsor. The initiative aims to standardize basic surgical skills training for young surgeons through digital methods, covering 2,000 primary hospitals and involving millions of medical staff over three years.
Program Details
The integrated online and offline project will provide standardized training in basic surgical skills, enhancing the capabilities of young clinical surgeons. The program leverages digital tools to ensure homogeneous training across participating hospitals.
Collaboration with J&J MedTech
Johnson & Johnson MedTech is collaborating with NIHA on multiple treatment areas, including training for cerebral hemorrhage, stroke, and cardiovascular disease intervention. The partnership also includes projects to improve community diagnosis and treatment services in mental health and geriatric diseases.-Fineline Info & Tech
