Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine First Affiliated Hospital Xianlie EastMenZhenBu

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English entity name

Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine First Affiliated Hospital Xianlie EastMenZhenBu

Chinese entity name

广州中医药大学第一附属医院先烈东门诊部

Facility type

3A Hospital hospital record

Location

Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China

Data reviewed

April 22, 2026

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About

Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine First Affiliated Hospital is a large comprehensive traditional Chinese medicine hospital, founded in 1964. 2015 approved to establish Guangdong Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinical Research Institute. Important base for higher traditional Chinese medicine clinical education, medical treatment, research. First batch national Grade III Class A traditional Chinese medicine hospital, demonstration hospital, first batch Guangdong Province famous traditional Chinese medicine hospital, Guangdong Province high-level hospital key construction hospital. Covers 50,940 square meters, building area 188,000 square meters, 2,200 approved beds, 46 clinical departments. Annual outpatient emergency visits 2.8 million, annual inpatient admissions 77,000. Over 2,600 staff. Has National Medical Master Zhou Daihan professor and first batch national famous traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. Over 500 senior traditional Chinese medicine and integrated medicine experts, strongest traditional Chinese medicine technical force nationwide. Multiple national provincial key disciplines specialties, most national key specialty units.

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