The Air Force General Hospital of the Chinese People's Liberation Army was established in Beijing in May 1950 and became the first batch of tertiary hospitals of the state and the military in 1994. In the 2016 "Best Hospital Ranking in China" published by the Hospital Management Institute of Fudan University, the Department of Dermatology of the Air Force General Hospital ranked fifth in North China in terms of reputationIn the ranking of scientific and technological influence, the discipline of dermatology ranks 27th in the country。
The Department of Dermatology and Venereology of the Air Force General Hospital was established in 1980 and expanded into a dermatology hospital in 2013. At present, it is the key discipline of dermatology of the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine, the drug clinical research base of the Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China, and the Capital Dermatology Difficult Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Center.
The Fungal and Venereal Disease (STD) specialty in the hospital mainly diagnoses and treats sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis, gonorrhea, non-gonococcal urethritis, AIDS, genital warts, genital herpes, etc., and has a team of professional physicians with senior professional titles to provide diagnosis and treatment services for patients. There is also a special laboratory in the hospital for treponemal antibody testing, genital warts white vinegar test, human papilloma (HPV) gene testing, gonococcus, mycoplasma and chlamydia testing.
Due to the special nature of sexually transmitted diseases, the specialty has developed a systematic and strict diagnosis and treatment process to protect the privacy and rights of patients, and can provide relevant health guidance for patients and their families. In addition to conventional treatment, psychological counseling and health guidance are also an important part of STD treatment, due to the lack of disease knowledge, many patients still have fear of STD treatment, and effective psychological counseling and health guidance can untie the knot of patients' fear of disease treatment, enhance patients' awareness of treatment, and effectively improve the treatment efficiency of medical staff.
In addition to the complete distribution of specialties and rich diagnosis and treatment items, the excellent medical skills of the doctors in the hospital are also a major advantage of the department. The hospital's team of venereal disease specialists is led by Dr. Dang Yuping and Dr. Han Dekui, both of whom have rich experience in disease diagnosis, clinical treatment and medical technology research, and have published a large number of papers in core medical journals at home and abroad.
The hospital's Department of Dermatology and Venereology is located on the 5th floor of the main outpatient building. As the hospital is currently undergoing related engineering work, there is no obvious sign to guide the main outpatient building, and it may be necessary to use navigation software or ask security guards to know the specific location when looking for it. The hospital environment is slightly outdated, with a narrow entrance hall and a high flow of people, and due to the limited number of elevators, most patients still need to use stairs to shuttle up and down. The Department of Dermatology and Venereology has been overcrowded for a long time, the waiting time for registration and queuing is extremely long, and there are no corresponding isolation facilities in each specialty area, so the turnover of personnel is high, and the waiting physical examination is poor. Patients seeking treatment at the hospital should pay attention to registering in advance and arranging the consultation time.
Unfortunately, the hospital does not yet provide an online registration service, and patients who need to make an appointment can only make an appointment by dialing 114 by phone or at the hospital to make an appointment on site.
