China Health Management Association's Cardiopulmonary Health Committee, Led by Fuwai Hospital, Files IPO Prospectus to Advance Integrated Health Service Model
VCBeat (WeChat ID: vcbeat) learned that on June 1, 2019, the High-Level Forum on Health Industry Integration and the High-Level Forum on Cardiopulmonary Health were successfully held at the China International Fair for Trade in Services.
Director Feng Xue, Director of the Cardiac Rehabilitation Center at Fuwai Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and National Center for Cardiovascular Diseases, and Chair of the Cardiopulmonary Health Professional Committee of the Chinese Health Management Association, proposed that barriers between disciplines and industries should be broken down. By adopting a humble approach and integrating all possible resources, we can promote cross-sector integration and industrial innovation, ensuring that health services truly benefit every citizen.
The health service expert platform and the health talent education and training system, spearheaded by Director Feng Xue, will provide the most critical technical and talent support for the development of China’s health service industry. In her keynote address, Director Feng Xue stated that adhering to and actively implementing national policies on industrial structure adjustment, leveraging health services as an entry point for industrial upgrading, and promoting cross-sector integration to facilitate national industrial innovation and upgrading are the unshirkable responsibilities and obligations of a national-level leading industry platform and its team of expert leaders.
Director Feng Xue further stated that the conference has brought together outstanding experts from the health sector, accomplished entrepreneurs, and elites from various fields, aiming to fully leverage multi-party industrial advantages and meticulously craft new concepts, models, and ecosystems for China’s health service industry with international competitiveness.
On the afternoon of June 1, the inaugural meeting of the Cardiopulmonary Health Professional Committee of the Chinese Health Management Association was grandly held at the China International Fair for Trade in Services. Attendees included Mr. Guo Yucheng, President of the Chinese Health Management Association; General Cheng Gongming, Honorary President; Mr. Yao Jun, Vice President and Secretary-General; and Mr. Wei Chang, Deputy Secretary-General, among others. Academicians Gao Runlin and Hu Shoushou of the Chinese Academy of Engineering; Academicians Chen Keji, Fang Jiancheng, and Lu Lin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences; and Academician Qiao Jie of the Chinese Academy of Engineering have been appointed as advisors to the Cardiopulmonary Health Professional Committee of the Chinese Health Management Association.
Feng Xue, founder of the Cardiac Rehabilitation Center at Fuwai Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and National Center for Cardiovascular Diseases, was elected as Chairman. Gao Chuanyu, President of Huazhong Fuwai Hospital; Sun Hongqiang, Vice President of Peking University Sixth Hospital; Tang Fengxia, Professor of Nutrition at Jimei University in Fujian; Mao Wei, President of Zhejiang Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine; Xiang Meixiang, Party Secretary of The Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine; and Xie Liangdi, Vice President of The First Affiliated Hospital of Fujian Medical University, were elected as Vice-Chairmen. After Yao Jun, Vice President of the China Health Management Association, read the approval document, leaders of the association presented certificates to the newly elected Chairman, Vice-Chairmen, Secretary-General, and Deputy Secretaries-General. President Guo Yucheng and Feng Xue delivered speeches respectively.
President Guo Yucheng Presents Certificate to Chairperson Feng Xue
Group Photo of the Representatives of the Members of the Cardiopulmonary Health Professional Committee, Chinese Health Management Association
The newly approved Cardiopulmonary Health Professional Committee, led by the National Center for Cardiovascular Diseases and Fuwai Hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, unites hundreds of top-tier physician teams and hospitals across China. The committee’s platform is dedicated to establishing a benchmark for full-process services that integrate prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and home-based health care, thereby creating new models and standards for China’s cardiopulmonary health service industry.
As an open, cross-disciplinary, and integrated new platform for health services, the Cardiopulmonary Health Professional Committee brings together outstanding entrepreneurs from the fields of medicine, technology, the internet, finance, insurance, and product development to jointly drive the transition from a medical service model to a health service model, leveraging cross-sector integration in health services to facilitate industrial innovation and upgrading.
At the High-Level Forum, the launch ceremony and press conference for the public welfare science popularization project “China Adolescent Health Care Classroom” were held concurrently. Li Guoqiang, Director of the Public Welfare Culture Center of the China Next Generation Care Working Committee, provided a detailed introduction to the project. Opening remarks were delivered by Lieutenant General Liu Xiaolian, Executive Deputy Director of the China Next Generation Care Working Committee; Academician Qiao Jie, Member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and President of Peking University Third Hospital; and Dr. Li Ji, Director of the International Medical Department of Pediatrics at Peking Union Medical College Hospital.
Major General Liu Xiaolian, Director Li Guoqiang, President Guo Yucheng, Academician Qiao Jie, Director Ke Zhihua of the China Foreign Friendship International Exchange Center, Mr. Yuan Murong, Chairman of Hong Kong Innavicon Group, and Ms. Ou Qiwen, Executive President of the Australia-China Health Industry Association, among other leaders, presented certificates to representatives of science popularization experts, including Director Feng Xue, Director Li Ji, Professor Tang Fengxia from Jimei University in Fujian, Director Jin Hua from Suzhou Ninth People’s Hospital, Director Jiang Lei from Beijing Yide Hospital, Professor Wang Jianming from Tianjin University of Science and Technology, Director Liu Wenxian from Beijing Anzhen Hospital, Director Li Siwei from Jingmei Group General Hospital, Deputy Director Li Yi from Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital, and Deputy Director Zhang Aiqing from the Second Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing Medical University, who are dedicated charity science popularization experts.
Group Photo of Leaders and Representatives of Science Popularization Experts
Major General Liu Xiaolian, Director Li Guoqiang, President Guo Yucheng, Academician Qiao Jie, Wang Lin, Chairman of the China Children's Charity Foundation, and Director Feng Xue activated the project launch. Mr. Wang Shuo, Editor-in-Chief of Caixin Media; Ms. Liang Ning, renowned product strategy expert; Mr. Wei Yayong from Youci University; Mr. Liu Jie, Chairman of Yijia’an Internet Technology; and Mr. Luo Xiaobin, Senior Vice President of Miao Health, jointly witnessed the launch.
“China Youth Health Care Classroom” Public Welfare Science Popularization Project Launched
Director Li Guoqiang introduced that the “China Adolescent Health Care Classroom” public welfare science popularization project aims to collaborate with medical expert teams. Focusing on 15 key areas of health education, the project offers tailored curricula for kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, and parents. Experts from various fields are invited to record, produce, and promote these courses, thereby safeguarding the healthy growth of adolescents, enhancing family health literacy, and providing professional, scientific, and practical health management knowledge to adolescents and their families. Through this public welfare initiative, the project further mobilizes social resources to support the development of health culture in rural areas, schools, and households.
The “Outline of the Healthy China 2030 Plan” proposes that strengthening health care for adolescents and children, and creating an atmosphere and environment conducive to their healthy growth for the next generation, is our bounden responsibility. The health of adolescents and children serves as a robust guarantee for the implementation of the national future health strategy. Health education should be integrated into the national education system and regarded as an essential component of quality-oriented education at all educational stages. With primary and secondary schools as the focal point, a mechanism for advancing school-based health education should be established.
Behind every adolescent stands a family, and each adolescent will eventually establish their own family. Health education targeting adolescents is the most effective approach to deeply promote health concepts and scientific knowledge. The public welfare science popularization project “China Adolescent Health Care Classroom,” launched during this forum, integrates health services with educational services. It will serve as a cornerstone for mobilizing social forces from all sectors to participate in and support health services, playing a leading role in fostering healthy campus and family cultures, promoting health civilization, encouraging healthy lifestyle practices, and enhancing health literacy.
Another highlight of this forum was the “New Dialogue” on cross-sector integration in the health industry.
Feng Xue, Director of the Cardiac Rehabilitation Center at Fuwai Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences (National Center for Cardiovascular Diseases), and Chair of the Cardiopulmonary Health Professional Committee of the Chinese Health Management Association, delivered a keynote address titled “Cognition and the Future” for the entire New Dialogue session. She guided the audience through a review of the three paradigm shifts in the evolution of medicine: from the natural medicine model to the biomedical model, and finally to the current and future biopsychosocial medical model. She emphasized that life itself is the true object of our care; medicine is not a cold, sacrosanct discipline, nor should physicians project an aloof image. Instead, we must break down knowledge barriers between disciplines to serve life. Accordingly, she proposed the motto: “To serve life, we are willing to adopt the most humble stance and integrate all that is possible.”
In the dialogue session titled “Integrated Development of the Health Industry,” Director Feng Xue, Mr. Wang Shuo, Editor-in-Chief of Caixin Media, Ms. Liang Ning, a renowned product strategy expert and founding partner of Junyao Capital, Mr. Li Shaobo, Chairman of Sinocare Inc., and Mr. Luo Xiaobin, Senior Vice President of Miao Health, engaged in an in-depth discussion on “the integrated development of the health industry.”
“Cognition and the Future: A Discussion on the Integrated Development of the Health Industry” New Dialogue
In the session titled “Health Services Facilitating Industrial Upgrading,” Ms. Ou Qiwen, Secretary-General of the Shenzhen Tongxin Club and Executive President of the Australia-China Health Industry Association, delivered a keynote speech entitled “Building a Medical Ecosystem through the A Health Industry Alliance to Facilitate Industrial Upgrading and Development.” Ms. Ou proposed the establishment of a symbiotic organization for general health—a coalition in which each member acts as an independent entity representing the leading enterprise in its respective industry. These entities operate without conflicting interests, fostering overall coordination and mutual benefit. By working together to build an international, cross-sector alliance integrating industry, academia, and research, we can create a thriving global community for healthcare and general wellness, thereby establishing a harmonious landscape that is essential to humanity’s pursuit of health.
Mr. Yuan Murong, Chairman of Hong Kong Inavicon Group, delivered a speech titled “Reexamining Value: Nutrition, the Secret to Health and Longevity.” Sharing insights from a physician’s perspective, he stated, “People typically seek control and treatment only after falling ill, but this should not be our primary focus. Instead, we should prioritize the concept of ‘preventive care before disease onset.’ Through non-pharmacological interventions such as nutritional modulation and lifestyle modifications, we can effectively achieve the goal of preventing disease before it occurs.”
In the dialogue session themed “Health Services Driving Industrial Upgrading,” President Qu Qiwen, Chairman Yuan Murong, Director Huang Yanyan of Huashan Hospital, Mr. Wei Yayong, President of the Heart and Brain Health Doctor Group and Chairman of Xinyun Pharmaceutical, Mr. Chen Xu, Executive General Manager of Product Development at Fosun Health Insurance Group, Ms. Lu Qinchao, Founding Partner of Danlu Capital, Mr. Huang Ning, Founding Partner of Daotong Capital, and Mr. Lin Xusong from Boteng Consulting engaged in an in-depth discussion on “Health Services Driving Industrial Upgrading.”
“Health Services Fueling Industrial Upgrading” Panel Discussion
In the session on “Health Products Facilitating Cross-Industry Integration,” Mr. Wu Yibing, Chief Scientist at E-Fly Health, shared insights on “A ‘Trinity’ Approach to Healthy Development Integrating Hospitals, Communities, and Home Care.” Mr. Xu Changjun, Chairman of Julu Medical, presented his experiences on “The Domestic R&D and Localization of Cardiopulmonary Health Products.” Director Li Ying from the Cardiac Rehabilitation Center at Asia Heart Hospital shared practical insights on “The Commercialization Path for Private Cardiac Rehabilitation Centers in China.”
In the new dialogue segment titled “Health Products Facilitating Cross-Industry Integration,” Mr. Liu Jie, Chairman of Yijia’an Internet Technology; Ms. Feng Yuchun, Chairman of Maifu Nutrition Technology; Director Li Ying of the Cardiac Rehabilitation Center at Asian Heart Hospital; Dr. Yuan Chungang, President of Fuyang Hospital under China Railway No. 5 Bureau Group; Mr. Wu Yibing, Chief Scientist at E-Fly Huatong; and Mr. Xu Changjun, Chairman of Julu Medical, engaged in vigorous discussions on developing practical and replicable models for “Health Products Facilitating Cross-Industry Integration.”
“Health Products Facilitating Cross-Industry Integration” Panel Discussion
Experts and entrepreneurs from the medical community, internet sector, financial insurance industry, and brand media communications jointly explored a new model of integrated development for the health services industry that is “implementable, replicable, and scalable.” Although the discussions continued late into the night, the venue remained crowded throughout, with a highly enthusiastic atmosphere.
The health services industry holds immense potential, with its market size projected to exceed RMB 16 trillion by 2030. Building a people-centric health service system that covers the entire life cycle requires not only reliance on medical resources but also cross-sector integration and innovation across various industries.
At the forum, Ms. Ou Qiwen, Secretary-General of the Tongxin Club and Executive President of the Australia-China Health Industry Association, initiated the establishment of the A Grand Health Industry Alliance to facilitate international industry-academia-research collaboration in health and promote cross-sector integration within the health industry. Several cooperation agreements were also reached among enterprises including Hong Kong Inavicon Group, Cardio-Cerebral Health Physicians Group, Wuhan Asia Heart Hospital, Fosun Health, Miao Health, Yijia’an Internet Technology, Xinyun Pharmaceutical, Maifu Nutrition, China Railway No. 5 Bureau Hospital, E-Fly Huatong, Daming Industrial, Julu Medical, and Boteng Consulting, thereby advancing the integrated development of the grand health services industry.