Zhijiang city People's Hospital was founded in 1963 and moved to the west side of Friendship Avenue on September 19, 2009. The new hospital covers an area of 90 mu, with a building area of 36,000 ㎡; Total assets are 65.438+0.5 billion yuan, including fixed assets of 65.438+0.654.38+0.1 billion yuan; 450 beds, 12 ward, 27 departments; There are 499 in-service health workers, including 435 health technicians. There are 8 medical practitioners1/kloc-0, 2 assistant medical practitioners and 236 registered nurses, including 7 with master's degrees and 50 with senior titles. The hospital has been awarded the titles of second-class general hospital, national baby-friendly hospital, advanced collective of health system in the whole province, consumer satisfaction unit in the whole province, trustworthy unit of drug quality management, civilized unit at prefecture level and so on by the Ministry of Health. The hospital insists on developing the hospital with science and technology, increases investment in science and technology, attaches importance to personnel training, and sends technical backbones to Beijing, Shanghai, Wuhan and other places for further study every year. In recent years, five scientific and technological achievements have passed the provincial appraisal, two of which won the third prize of scientific and technological progress in Yichang, and new medical technologies and projects have emerged constantly. Radionuclide 13 1I was used to treat hyperthyroidism in the department of nuclear medicine, and accumulated rich clinical experience without surgery and pain. Safe and economical, good curative effect, low recurrence rate and few complications. Hospitals in Hunan, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Shantou, Anhui and other places have successively carried out difficult operations such as lobectomy, radical resection of esophageal cancer, exploration of transvaginal hysterectomy without prolapse, minimally invasive treatment of hypertensive bleeding, pacemaker installation and interventional treatment of liver cancer.