Great News｜Wuwei Critical Care Clinical Research Center Established at Gansu Wuwei Cancer Hospital

On December 28, the Wuwei Clinical Research Center for Critical Care Medicine was officially inaugurated within the Department of Critical Care Medicine at Gansu Wuwei Cancer Hospital.

As a new benchmark for regional critical care medicine, the establishment of this center carries multiple core implications:

First, it establishes a high-level collaborative platform that breaks down barriers between medical institutions. Through academic seminars, joint ward rounds, and other forms of engagement, it promotes the sharing of cutting-edge concepts and the standardization of diagnosis and treatment, thereby building a regional network for critical care collaboration.

Second, it establishes a closed-loop system integrating "clinical practice, scientific research, and education." Guided by clinical needs, it tackles critical challenges in intensive care, feeds research outcomes back into clinical practice and training, and achieves a positive cycle where "clinical practice generates research questions, scientific research solves problems, and outcomes inform teaching."

Third, it fosters a fertile ground for talent development by making intensive care rotation a core requirement for promotion to intermediate and senior professional titles. Through mechanisms such as "dual-mentor" guidance and multi-dimensional evaluation, it cultivates key personnel with both clinical skills and research-oriented thinking. Fourth, it strengthens the defense line for public health by enhancing early identification and standardized management of acute and critical conditions, improving regional emergency response coordination, and providing solid medical support for the construction of a "Healthy Wuwei."

Conference Highlights

It is reported that the hospital's first intensive care rotation training program commenced on September 15 and concluded successfully on November 17. The participating physicians achieved a qualitative leap in critical care thinking and diagnostic capabilities through clinical practice and systematic training. Moving forward, the hospital will leverage the research center to continuously deepen its "talent-driven and quality-focused" strategy, striving to develop the center into a regionally leading and nationally renowned medical hub. Through advanced medical expertise and a strong sense of responsibility, it aims to safeguard the health and well-being of the public.

Wang Yi, Chief Physician

Director of the Department of Critical Care Medicine, Gansu Wuwei Cancer Hospital  

Director of the Wuwei Clinical Research Center for Critical Care Medicine  

National Committee Member, Chinese Research Hospital Association – Critical Care Medicine Professional Committee  

National Committee Member, Chinese Association for Health Science and Technology – Critical Care Medicine Branch  

Standing Committee Member, Gansu Provincial Critical Care Professional Committee  

Standing Committee Member, Gansu Provincial First Extracorporeal Life Support Committee  

Outstanding Young Talent in the Health Industry, Gansu Province (First Session)  

Outstanding Physician of Gansu Province  

Outstanding Communist Party Member of Gansu Province  

Led the completion of 6 municipal-level research projects and 1 provincial-level project; currently overseeing 2 provincial-level projects; published over 10 papers as first author/corresponding author in SCI, Chinese core journals, CSCD, and scientific core journals; developed 1 new medical technology recognized by Gansu Province; awarded 2 second prizes for Wuwei City Science and Technology Progress, and 1 third prize for Gansu Provincial Medical Science and Technology Award.