Guidelines for Visiting the Pediatric Oncology Department of Jiangxi Children's Hospital

Guidelines for Visiting the Pediatric Oncology Department of Jiangxi Children's Hospital

 

Source: Sunflower Children  

Author: Sunflower Children  

Editor: Wuxiu  

Date: November 1, 2023  

 

Department Introduction  

 

Jiangxi Children's Hospital has a pediatric surgery team comprising 55 medical staff, including 7 senior professionals, 1 recipient of a State Council subsidy, 2 individuals trained as leaders in the Jiangxi Province medical system, 1 talent from the Jiangxi Province "Hundred-Thousand-Ten Thousand" program, 1 outstanding young scientific worker from Jiangxi, 1 leader in cross-century disciplines from the Jiangxi Health Department, 1 PhD student, 2 doctoral candidates, 8 master's students, and 7 specialized nurses (including 1 oncology nurse and 1 intravenous therapy nurse). A multidisciplinary team (MDT) has been established for the comprehensive treatment of abdominal solid tumors.

 

The department currently has 3 wards with a total of 133 inpatient beds. The General Surgery Ward 1 serves as the oncology surgery unit located on the 9th floor of the surgical building. It primarily treats various benign and malignant solid tumors, including ovarian teratomas, hepatoblastomas, retinoblastomas, neuroblastomas, Wilms tumors, and rhabdomyosarcomas. Routine procedures include ultrasound-guided tumor aspiration biopsies, transcatheter arterial chemoembolization (TACE) for hepatoblastoma, port implantation, ultrasound-guided PICC placement, robotic and laparoscopic liver tumor and retroperitoneal tumor resections, and various surgical treatments for solid tumors. Additionally, targeted therapies and immunotherapies for various malignant tumors are also offered.

 

Outpatient Appointment Process  

 

1. Patient Real-Name Appointment  

 

In accordance with the Health and Wellness Commission's requirement for "appointments before visits," our hospital has established multiple appointment methods. We recommend making reservations through WeChat, Alipay, or self-service machines online to reduce waiting time on-site!

 

Outpatient Consultation Area:  

 

Honggutan Campus — Outpatient 3rd Floor, Consultation Room 2, Area 3  

Donghu Campus — Outpatient 4th Floor, Surgical Consultation Room 2.

 

2. Obtain an Electronic Health Card  

 

Our hospital has implemented electronic health cards. Once successfully "bound," you can make appointments. On the day of your visit, you can go directly to the consultation room by scanning the QR code on the electronic health card.

 

(1) You can apply for an electronic health card using the hospital's official website or WeChat account by providing the second-generation ID card of the child or guardian. You may also use a household registration book or medical insurance card at the self-service machine or registration window in the hospital.

 

(2) The electronic health card can be bound to your or your family member's mobile phone.

 

3. Appointment Registration  

 

(1) Phone Appointment:  

In-hospital appointment hotline:  

0791-86804127 / 0791-86802382 Service hours (8:00 AM - 6:00 PM)  

0791-12320 Service hours (8:30 AM - 8:30 PM)

 

(2) Online Appointment:  

  

(3) Appointments open 40 days in advance and are scheduled in time slots. All appointment slots are allocated to different time periods on the same day, allowing you to choose your visit date and time according to your schedule.

 

Admission Process  

 

Warm Reminder:  

 

1. If the child is enrolled in urban resident medical insurance or other commercial medical insurance, please bring the discharge summary, disease certificate, and detailed cost list to the 1st floor of the inpatient department for related procedures.

 

2. For patients who need reimbursement from our hospital but did not successfully connect to the network upon admission, please complete the network connection during your hospitalization. If the medical insurance connection is unsuccessful, please find out the reason and complete the connection procedures within 3 working days at the admission window or nursing station.

 

3. Patients transferred from outside hospitals must discharge from the previous hospital and settle accounts; simultaneous hospitalization in two hospitals is not allowed, as it will affect reimbursement.

 

4. After outpatient hours at 5:00 PM, please go to the emergency window to process admission procedures.

 

Admission Instructions  

 

1. During hospitalization, please adhere to the hospital's rules and schedule with your child.

 

2. Please follow the arrangements of doctors and nurses, and refrain from visiting other patients to minimize the risk of cross-infection.

 

3. Pay close attention to the introduction of disease-related knowledge by doctors and nurses, and try to understand the precautions and medication knowledge during the treatment process. Take medications according to medical advice, and feel free to ask doctors or nurses for help if you have any questions or concerns.

 

4. The ward is a public space; please do not bring valuable items such as laptops, cash, or jewelry into the ward. If you must bring them, please keep them secure to prevent loss.

 

5. Please take care of your child and do not leave the ward casually. If there is a special circumstance that requires you to go out, you must ask the doctor for a leave certificate and exit slip and present it to your responsible nurse before leaving the ward. Please pay attention to safety outside the hospital during your absence.

 

6. Regarding wristbands: Please check that the name on the wristband is correct. The wristband is the only identity indicator for your child during hospitalization, and it must be worn on the wrist or ankle as required. If wearing it causes discomfort, please inform your responsible nurse immediately. If damaged or lost, please notify the nurse in a timely manner to obtain a new wristband.

 

Discharge Process  

 

Transportation Routes  

 

Hospital Address:  

 

Honggutan Campus — 1666 Diezi Lake Avenue, Honggutan District, Nanchang  

Donghu Campus — 122 Yangming Road, Donghu District, Nanchang  

Postal Code: 330006  

Hospital Website: [http://www.jxsetyy.cn/list/3/15774.html](http://www.jxsetyy.cn/list/3/15774.html)  

Email: zlyy@sichuancancer.org  

 

Bus Routes:  

 

For Honggutan Campus:  

Subway: You can take the subway Line to Lvyin Road Station, Exit 2 or 3, and walk about 600 meters north to reach the hospital.  

Bus: Take the express bus 235, and bus lines 168, 22, 135, 143, 143 long-distance, 143 express, 217, 221, 229, 247, 252, 253, 258, K252, 118, 131, 131 linked, 132, 133, 137, 213, 228, 732, etc., to the Honggutan Supporting Center.

 

For Donghu Campus:  

Bus: Take city buses 12, 209, 210, 223, 224, 22, 230, 245, 2, 33, 7, 8 to the "Jiangxi Children's Hospital" stop.  

Subway: Take the subway Line 2 (Yangming Park Station) and walk 100 meters east from Exit 1 to reach the hospital.

 

The Pediatric Surgery Department of Jiangxi Children's Hospital was established on October 1, 1958. In the early stages of its establishment, it primarily focused on general pediatric surgery, with the official establishment of General Surgery in 1982. General Surgery is a leading medical discipline in Jiangxi Province, offering outpatient services in general surgery, hernia treatment, and oncology.

 

The department has extensive experience in precision treatment, minimally invasive treatment, interventional treatment, surgical treatment, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy for solid tumors. It can manage various refractory and complex malignant solid tumors, developing personalized comprehensive treatment plans based on the biological behavior of each child's tumor. Particularly, our surgical techniques for complex malignant tumors such as hepatoblastoma, malignant germ cell tumors, Wilms tumors, retroperitoneal neuroblastoma, retroperitoneal ganglionic neuroblastoma, and rhabdomyosarcoma have matured. Comprehensive treatment for advanced malignant tumors provides possibilities for survival in children, significantly extending their survival periods and improving their quality of life.

 

This article has been reviewed and published by the Pediatric Oncology Department of Jiangxi Children's Hospital.  

 

Compiled by | Nian Dan, Head Nurse of the Oncology Department  

Reviewed by | Zhang Shouhua, Deputy Director of the Oncology Department  

Formatted by | Jie Yi  

Proofread by | Chen Zhenyu