Inner Mongolia Medical University Affiliated Hospital Partners with Lianzhong Healthcare to Launch 'Network Hospital' Cloud Platform

On November 24–25, the biennial Dean Management Training Course for the Second Group Council of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University (hereinafter referred to as “Inner Mongolia Affiliated Hospital”) was successfully held. Deans and representatives from all member hospitals of the council attended the event.Inner Mongolia Medical UniversityVicePresident Liu Bin, Ma Zhongkui, Secretary of the Commission for Discipline Inspection of Inner Mongolia Medical University,Meng Xingkai, President of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University; Zhao Jianmin, Vice President of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University; Gao Shulin, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Secretary of the Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University; and other leaders were invited to attend the opening ceremony.The training session was hosted throughout by Sun Ming, Director of the Social Development Department at the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University.

This two-day training program focuses on hospital reform, highlighting new trends, perspectives, concepts, and initiatives in the deepening of healthcare system reform. It aims to facilitate mutual discussion and exchange, learn from successful experiences, and explore effective approaches to efficient management for hospital administrators. By further strengthening collaboration in technical and managerial areas, the program seeks to enhance hospital management standards and efficiency, thereby improving service quality.

Inner Mongolia AffiliatedDean Meng Xingkai of the hospitalDelivering a Keynote Speech at the Opening Ceremony. HeA review and summary of the achievements made through the joint efforts of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University and its member hospitals over the past two years, along with recommendations for the future work of the Group’s Council.The recommendations place particular emphasis on the need toActively Promote“Cloud” Medical Services，With the aim of providing patients with higher-quality medical services.

He pointed out,Inner Mongolia University Affiliated Hospital has established an “Online Hospital” through Hangzhou Lianzhong’s “Cloud” Medical Platform, meeting the needs for on-demand consultations among physicians and for timely diagnosis, treatment, and counseling between physicians and patients, thereby enabling the terminal operation of paid remote “cloud” healthcare services for physician-to-physician and physician-to-patient interactions. Currently,Council Member Hospitals Have Reached134Home.Next, the plan is to gradually roll out this project to member hospitals, achieving “cloud”-based medical resource sharing within the group.

Yao Lei, Director of the Information Center at the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University, delivered a special presentation on the hospital’s “Internet Hospital” medical cloud service platform.Director Yao pointed out that the "Internet Hospital" of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University is led by the hospital itself, relying on the "Global Imaging" medical cloud service platform,constructed by radiating to subordinate medical institutionsNetwork Hospital System.

Director Yao elaborated on the "Internet Hospital" from three perspectives: currently operational services, initiatives under development, and planned future offerings. Five major service functions have already been launched: online appointment registration, laboratory report inquiry, medical imaging access, virtual consultation rooms (via video and messaging), and a specialized vertical clinic for rheumatology and immunology. Through the Inner Mongolia Affiliated Hospital's "Internet Hospital," information barriers will be thoroughly dismantled in the future, creating a one-stop service for patients in the Inner Mongolia region that spans from consultation to medication procurement and health management. This approach will seamlessly integrate the six types of relationships among the three key stakeholders—hospitals, physicians, and patients—thereby establishing an industry closed loop and advancing precision medicine.

In his concluding remarks, Minister Sun expressed the hope that member hospitals would swiftly achieve interoperability through the Global Imaging “Network Hospital” Medical Cloud Service Platform, thereby genuinely advancing collaborative services such as remote consultations and remote imaging diagnosis. Centered on the coordinated reform of healthcare, health insurance, and pharmaceuticals (the “Three-Medical Linkage”), this initiative aims to implement genuine two-way patient referrals and realize equitable healthcare access.

During the process of hospital reform and development, it is essential to continuously broaden perspectives and shift mindsets. This training program represents a beneficial exploration of new models for medical service delivery. AndThe “Network Hospital” Medical Cloud Service Platform at the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University, built by Lianzhong Medical, serves as a refreshing benchmark, providing member hospitals with a practical model for Internet-plus-healthcare applications.Leveraging Lianzhong Medical’s technological advantages and extensive experience in operational implementation, we believe that the “Internet Hospital” platform will significantly enhance the accessibility and equity of healthcare services, benefiting more people across broader regions in the future, thereby generating greater social impact.