Shanghai Children’s Medical Center, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine
Opened in 1998 through cooperation between the Shanghai Municipal Government and Project HOPE, the centre is part of the National Children’s Medical Center. Paediatric cardiovascular care, haematology and oncology, and developmental and behavioural paediatrics are established strengths, supported by diagnosis, surgery, intensive care and developmental services.
History and profile
Shanghai Children’s Medical Center opened in 1998 and is affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. As a Grade III Class A children’s hospital and part of the National Children’s Medical Center, it combines paediatric care, education, research and international exchange.
Clinical strengths and departments
Major fields include paediatric cardiovascular medicine, haematology and oncology, and developmental and behavioural paediatrics. Paediatric medicine and surgery, emergency and intensive care, anaesthesiology and imaging support specialist and multidisciplinary assessment of congenital heart disease, childhood cancer and complex paediatric conditions.
Research and clinical development
Clinical and translational research platforms support work on childhood disease. At the Zhangjiang campus, paediatric haematology and oncology bring together chemotherapy, surgery, stem-cell transplantation, radiotherapy and cell-therapy expertise, supporting coordinated assessment of complex cases.
Specialist expertise
Zhang Hao specialises in paediatric cardiovascular surgery. Jiang Fan’s work focuses on developmental and behavioural paediatrics, sleep and child health. These areas of expertise illustrate the centre’s clinical and academic focus.
Photos show selected areas of the labelled campuses. The hospital determines the campus for each visit, room arrangements and specialist schedules.