The Multidisciplinary Diagnosis and Treatment Center for Geriatric Diseases boasts a team of medical experts and preventive healthcare professionals from both the Central Health Bureau and the Provincial Health Bureau, and has taken the lead in establishing a personalized MDT (Multidisciplinary Team) team.
Specialized medical services in the department
Focusing on cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, respiratory diseases, geriatric diseases, metabolic syndrome, and oncological diseases, we implement a multidisciplinary joint diagnosis and treatment model led by authoritative expert teams. This approach integrates comprehensive geriatric assessments, cardiac rehabilitation, pulmonary rehabilitation, and precision cancer treatment, aiming to deliver high-quality medical services that encompass prevention and healthcare, medical treatment, traditional Chinese medicine for health preservation, emotional and psychological management, pain management, rehabilitation training, and nutritional coordination.
Introduction to the outpatient clinic of the Alzheimers Disease (AD) Diagnosis and Treatment Center
The outpatient department of the Alzheimers Disease (AD) Diagnosis and Treatment Center integrates professional resources from multiple fields to provide patients with comprehensive, precise, and personalized diagnosis and treatment services, demonstrating significant advantages.
I. Carry out joint diagnosis and treatment by multidisciplinary expert teams
(1) Complementary Specialties, Comprehensive Evaluation: The center brings together experts from multiple disciplines, including neurology, psychiatry, geriatrics, rehabilitation medicine, and clinical nutrition. These multidisciplinary experts collaborate to comprehensively evaluate patients physical, cognitive, psychological, and other conditions, ensuring the accuracy and comprehensiveness of diagnosis.
(2) Personalized Diagnosis and Treatment Plan: Based on a multidisciplinary comprehensive assessment, our expert team tailors a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan for each patient. The plan encompasses multiple dimensions, including pharmacological treatment, psychological intervention, rehabilitation training, and nutritional support. It fully considers individual differences such as age, underlying diseases, and severity of the condition, aiming to achieve the best therapeutic outcome.
II. Establish one-stop convenient services
(1) Simplified medical consultation process: Patients at the AD multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment center outpatient department do not need to shuttle between multiple departments for registration and waiting. They can complete various examinations and expert consultations in the same area. The center optimizes the medical consultation process, integrating registration, examination, diagnosis, treatment, and other links, greatly saving patients time and energy, reducing travel fatigue, and enhancing the medical experience.
(2) Efficient communication and collaboration: Multidisciplinary experts collaborate closely on the same platform to avoid deviations and delays in information transmission. For complex cases, experts can communicate and discuss in a timely manner, quickly adjust the diagnosis and treatment plan, and ensure that patients receive timely and effective treatment.
III. Advanced diagnosis and treatment technologies and equipment in outpatient clinics
(1) Precise diagnosis technology: The center is equipped with advanced diagnostic equipment, such as high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and positron emission tomography (PET), which can clearly observe changes in brain structure and function, providing strong evidence for early diagnosis. At the same time, advanced neuropsychological assessment tools are introduced to comprehensively and accurately evaluate patients cognitive function, assisting in precise diagnosis and disease monitoring.
(2) Cutting-edge treatment methods: Keeping up with the international forefront of AD diagnosis and treatment, actively developing new drugs and cutting-edge treatment technology applications, such as lenvatinib, to provide patients with more treatment options and potentially improve disease prognosis.
IV. Subsequent continuous tracking and follow-up services
(1) Dynamic disease monitoring: Establish long-term health records for patients, conduct regular follow-ups, and continuously monitor changes in their condition. Through regular reexaminations and communication, timely adjustments to treatment plans are made to ensure the effectiveness and safety of treatment.
(2) Providing comprehensive support: We not only focus on the treatment of patients diseases, but also provide comprehensive support to patients and their families. This includes disease knowledge dissemination, nursing guidance, psychological counseling, etc., to help families better take care of patients and improve patients quality of life and family coping abilities.
