The Affiliated Cancer Hospital of Fudan University is a cancer hospital with a long history and a high reputation in China. It is also the only tertiary-level cancer hospital in Shanghai. Its predecessor was the Sino-Belgian Radium Treatment Hospital, which was officially established on March 1, 1931 and has a history of 80 years. Before liberation, the hospital was the only cancer hospital in my country.
As early as 1929, some Chinese doctors at the Sacred Heart Hospital (located on Ningguo Road, Yangpu District, this city) wanted to raise a sum of money to purchase equipment for treating tumors in order to relieve the pain of their compatriots suffering from cancer. We found J. Hers, chairman of the China-Belgium Geng Fund Education Charity Committee; Hess, a Belgian, expressed his willingness to use the Geng Fund to carry out radiotherapy using radium ingots at the Sacred Heart Hospital. In this way, the China-Belgium Geng Fund Education The Charity Commission allocated funds and Mr. Hess was responsible for purchasing a 0.978-gram saw, two deep X-ray therapy machines and an X-ray diagnostic machine in Belgium. A Chinese doctor and a Belgian doctor were responsible for diagnosis and treatment.
The Sacred Heart Hospital meeting in 1931 decided to officially establish the Sino-Belgian Saw Chain Treatment Center on March 1 of that year. Director of the hospital Lu Yingeng and medical director Song Wusheng came to manage the hospital.
Since 1936, the Sino-Belgian Radium Treatment Hospital has been established as an independent unit, directly led by the Sino-Belgian Geng Fund Committee. The hospital is still located in the Sacred Heart Hospital for the time being. It employs the Cancer Research Institute of the University of Leuven in Belgium. The hospital's clinical chief physician Bi borrowed the Greek H. Vassilisdis as the medical dean and Song Wusheng as the general dean. At that time, there were only 2 doctors and more than 20 hospital beds.
In October 1937, after the Shao 13 Incident, the Japanese army occupied Shanghai. The Sacred Heart Hospital and the Sino-Belgium Anchorage Treatment Hospital temporarily moved to No. 45 Qiqi Road in the French Concession (today's No. 45 Yueyang Road). ), moved to No. 1729 Xiafei Road in September 1938 (today No. 1733 Huaihai Road). In June 1939, the Sino-Belgian Geng Fund Committee transferred the Radium Ingot Treatment Hospital to the Belgian Medical Association in China free of charge, and it was taken over by M. La Fontaine, a representative of the Medical Association and the then president of the Shanghai Branch of the Belgian Bank of Foreign Affairs. . In January 1940, the Belgian Medical Association in China entrusted the management of the Sino-Belgium Radium Treatment Hospital to the Catholic Church, and the Missionnaires Francisc-aines de Marie arranged for the nuns of the Mission to take charge of the treatment hospital. The acting director at the time was Genin is a Frenchman, the vice-president is Dr. Tang Yuhan, and Xu Jingbo is a radiologist.
On December 8, 1941, Japan declared war on Britain and the United States, and the Pacific War broke out. The Belgians were imprisoned in concentration camps by the Japanese. The director of the Sino-Belgium Radium Treatment Hospital was changed to Tang Yuhan, and the funding could only be It was left to the treatment hospital itself. At that time, the hospital had 55 beds and more than 50 employees. This situation remained until the victory of the Anti-Japanese War in August 1945.
In September 1945, Tang Yuhan resigned, and a joint meeting of representatives of the Kuomintang Ministry of Health and representatives of the Belgian Medical Association in China decided to hire radiologist Xu Jingbo as president. In 1946, the Belgian Medical Association in China handed over the Sino-Belgium Radium Treatment Hospital to the Kuomintang government, and the Department of Health sent Dr. Jin Baoshan to chair the management committee of the Radium Treatment Hospital. Later, in order to take into account the friendly relations between China and Belgium, it was decided to establish a council, with Le Ghait, the Belgian ambassador to China, as the honorary chairman, Liu Ruiheng, director of the Department of Health, as the chairman, and the executive directors include Song Wusheng, Wang Daibao, E. De Vleeschowver and others, part of the hospital's funding recovery was provided by the China-Belgium Geng Fund Committee. In October 1947, because President Xu Jingbo was invited to visit the United States, the board of directors appointed Wu Huanxing as the medical director. This was until May 1949, when Shanghai was liberated.
In September 1949, the Board of Directors of the Zhongbi Anchor Treatment Hospital re-appointed Wu Huanxing as president and Song Wusheng as vice president.
In February 1950, the Shanghai Military Control Commission took over the Sino-Belgian Anchor Chain Treatment Hospital, which was then under the leadership of the Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau and appointed Comrade Zhu Zhixian as the military representative and Comrade Ye Xianyao as the leader of the takeover team. In August of the same year , Comrade Wang Ping served as the first party branch secretary. In July 1951, the Sino-Belgian Anchor Plating Treatment Hospital was renamed Shanghai Saw Chain Treatment Hospital. In 1952, President Wu Huanxing joined the medical team to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea, and was later transferred to Beijing to work. Starting from January 1954, Shanghai Anchor Treatment Hospital was placed under Shanghai First Medical College and named Shanghai First Medical College Cancer Hospital.
In August 1955, Song Wusheng was appointed as the dean. In 1958, Chen Ying took over as the dean, and Professor Gu Suiyue, the vice dean and a famous domestic tumor pathology expert, established the Shanghai Cancer Institute on the team of the pathology department, which is located in the cancer hospital.
The hospital began to recruit and train graduate students in 1959, and by the time of the Cultural Revolution, it had trained 8 graduate students in various disciplines. In 1960, the hospital moved to No. 270 Dong'an Road.
When the Cultural Revolution began in 1966, the medical work of the hospital was greatly disrupted, and scientific research and teaching work came to a halt.
In 1968, the hospital was placed under the Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau and renamed Shanghai Cancer Hospital. The following year, the Shanghai Cancer Prevention and Treatment Office was located in the hospital and launched cancer prevention publicity.
After the Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in 1978, the hospital's working life has changed rapidly and developed by leaps and bounds. Recruitment of master's degree students in tumor pathology began in 1978. The following year, the hospital returned to being led by Shanghai First Medical College, continued to become an affiliated hospital, and resumed comprehensive postgraduate enrollment and training. However, the Shanghai Cancer Institute and the Cancer Prevention and Treatment Office were separated from the hospital and were directly under the leadership of the Health Bureau.
In 1985, the Cancer Hospital established a research institute named Shanghai Medical University Cancer Research Institute to carry out clinical-based research work. In 1991, the hospital sponsored the academic journal "Chinese Journal of Cancer." In 1993, the hospital was approved by the Health Bureau to become the Shanghai Breast Tumor Prevention and Treatment Center. In addition, it was recognized as the Shanghai Clinical Pathology Quality Control Center and the Shanghai Radiation Therapy Quality Control Center by the Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau in 1994 and 1999 respectively; in 1995, tumor pathology was listed as a leading medical specialty in Shanghai.
Since 1984, in order to meet the needs of clinical and scientific research, the hospital has successively purchased a number of advanced instruments and equipment, such as CT, ECT, high and low energy linear accelerators, flow cytometers, spiral CT, image Analyzers, fully automatic biochemical analyzers, DNA sequencers, carbon dioxide incubators, low-temperature centrifuges, PCR machines, various monitors, high-performance liquid chromatographs and other equipment. During the same period, the hospital's basic construction also gradually developed. In 1979, a 6,200-square-meter outpatient building was built. Later, 8,670-square-meter staff dormitories, demonstration classroom buildings, and multi-functional conference rooms were successively built with self-raised funds, which not only improved the work The environment also expanded the ward, and in May 1995, the hospital was approved by the Ministry of Health as a third-class hospital. In 1998, the hospital raised its own funds to build an 18-story ward complex with a construction area of ??33,000 square meters. It also opened new senior wards and foreign guest wards. The building is equipped with modern facilities. The total building area of ??the hospital reaches 62,000 square meters and has 570 beds. The hospital has a total of 863 employees, with 9 clinical departments including the radiotherapy department, and 8 medical technology departments including the pathology department.
In 2000, Shanghai Medical University and Fudan University merged to establish a school, and the cancer hospital was renamed the Cancer Hospital Affiliated to Fudan University School of Medicine.
The hospital currently has 1,428 employees and 331 occupational physicians. Among them, 35 have senior professional titles, accounting for 37.2%, and 103 have deputy senior professional titles; there are 24 doctoral supervisors and 52 master's supervisors. Among the doctors, 72.5% are graduate students, and 38% have overseas study background. Professor Liu Taifu and Professor Jiang Guoliang are academicians of the American College of Radiology.
Oncology, clinical pathology, and imaging are the Shanghai resident training bases, training 344 doctoral students, 574 master's students, and Shanghai's outstanding doctoral dissertations. 4 papers. Received support from the “Eleventh Five-Year Plan” key specialty (specialty disease) construction projects of the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In 2009, 219 papers were published, and 83 papers were included in SCI. Provincial and ministerial-level scientific research projects, and 22 bureau-level scientific research projects. In 2007 and 2009, "Introduction to Oncology" won the title of Fudan University Excellent Course and Shanghai Excellent Course in June 2005. It has been established to include breast cancer, chest tumors, gastric cancer, colorectal cancer, lymphoma, nasopharyngeal cancer, thyroid cancer, extrathyroidal malignant tumors of the head and neck, malignant tumors of the genitourinary system, gynecological malignant tumors, hepatobiliary and pancreatic malignant tumors, soft tissue tumors, etc. 12 multidisciplinary comprehensive treatment cooperation groups.
In April 2008, it established a "sister hospital" with the French Gustave-Roussy Cancer Center/Cancer Institute. The two parties have exchanged personnel visits and exchanges, academic seminars, etc. More and more in-depth cooperation will be carried out, such as sending young doctors from the hospital to study in France, holding regular oncology academic forums, and jointly applying for academic projects. In 2010, we established a "sister hospital" with the Cancer Research Institute of Kanazawa University in Japan.
The hospital hosts an average of 7-8 international conferences every year; ***selects 64 medical staff to go abroad for long-term training; organizes 5 delegations to visit Europe and the United States; and receives 162 batches of 763 foreign experts.
In May 2007, the cancer hospital broke the traditional model of treating patients by “discipline” and developed a new model of treating patients by “disease”, and opened 8 specialized outpatient clinics for head and neck tumors. , chest tumors, breast tumors, abdominal and soft tissue tumors, hepatobiliary and pancreatic tumors, lymphoma, urinary system tumors, and gynecological tumors. The launch of "specialized disease clinics" effectively guides the diversion of newly diagnosed patients, making it convenient for patients to seek medical treatment, thereby effectively easing the "medical treatment" of cancer patients. It is difficult and expensive to see a doctor." In 2010, in response to the Shanghai Municipal Health System's 20 measures to implement the "Three Modernizations" civilized services for the World Expo, they included layout processes, information disclosure, etiquette, service quality, convenience measures, and doctor-patient measures. Starting from the relationship, we will continue to strengthen hospital management so that the hospital's medical services can better reflect the spirit of the World Expo and more quickly integrate with international advanced concepts.
Since the implementation of the comprehensive target management responsibility system in 2007, we have been improving both hospitals and departments. Explore the level management system, and sign a "Comprehensive Target Management Responsibility Letter" with each clinical medical technology functional department, and set specific requirements for the department's work goals in the responsibility letter.
The hospital further improves the quality of medical services and improves patient satisfaction. In conjunction with the education on the socialist concept of honor and disgrace, the hospital comprehensively carries out the special work of "Medical Quality Journey", promotes the construction of spiritual civilization, and explores the establishment of a long-term mechanism for standardized hospital management and performance evaluation.
The hospital outpatient building (north building) was opened in 2006, and the medical technology building (south building) was opened on March 23, 2009. So far, our hospital covers an area of ??62 acres, with a total construction area of ??10 Thousands of square meters. Our hospital actively carries out branch construction, and jointly established the Taizhou branch and the Minhang District Cancer Hospital in January 2006 and December 2006 respectively; Wuxi Fourth People's Hospital, Wenzhou Second People's Hospital, and Hefei Binhu Hospital are our hospitals respectively. Hospital oncology base. On August 18, 2009, the Proton and Heavy Ion Center of Fudan University Cancer Hospital officially started construction.
Conquering cancer is the common aspiration of all mankind. As the backbone of China’s anti-cancer cause, we have created magnificent achievements and written a brilliant chapter in the 80-year long development process. Let us *** go hand in hand!