Peripheral vascular intervention and tumor minimally invasive intervention special capacity training project started.

Recently, the "Special Capacity Training Program for Peripheral Vascular Intervention and Tumor Microinvasive Intervention" sponsored by the National Health and Family Planning Commission Capacity Building and Continuing Education Center was launched in Beijing.
Professor Yinghua Yinhua, vice president of the Interventional Physicians Branch of the Chinese Physicians Association and chairman-designate of the Interventional Professional Committee of the Chinese Association against Cancer, was awarded the head of the special capacity training project team. The first hospital of Peking University, a well-known third-grade A teaching hospital in China, will undertake the relevant teaching work as a pilot training unit for the project."With the rapid development of imaging guidance equipment and treatment methods, minimally invasive interventional department has been in clinical treatment with surgery, and internal medicine has become the 3rd largest clinical department in parallel with surgery," said Wei Xiaogang, director of the Office of The Information Project of the National Health and Family Planning Commission of the
. Tumor minimally invasive intervention and peripheral vascular intervention have become the choice of more and more doctors and patients because of their precise, targeted and minimally invasive characteristics. Because of the rapid development of interventional therapy, it has caused problems such as unbalanced regional development of minimally invasive interventional therapy and the need for technical specification. In response to this situation, the National Health and Family Planning Commission Capacity Building and Continuing Education Center has launched a special capacity training project for intervention, which is based on improving the capacity of primary medical institutions to treat clinical treatment services for minimally invasive interventions, and ultimately effectively promotes graded diagnosis and treatment.
The first hospital of Peking University will take on the task of exploring the establishment of a training system for the technical capability of interventional minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment. "As the lead unit of the intervention specialist standardized training project and the standardized training base for specialists in Beijing, The First Hospital of Peking University has a wealth of experience in interventional continuing education," said Prof. Yu Yinghua. In recent years, hundreds of interventionprofessionals have been trained in different parts of the country through the organization of national intervention continuing education courses."Training for individual skills or techniques is aimed at improving the ability of professional and technical personnel to deal with specific diseases or situations, and its core goal is to efficiently transfer quality medical technology and skills," said Cao Lianyuan, a professor at the National Health and Family Planning Commission's Institute of Hospital Management at the
. Peripheral vascular intervention and tumor minimally invasive intervention special capacity training project started, is a useful attempt. "
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