New Hong Qiao Project Team Unveils “Celebright” Brand

New Hong Qiao Plastic Surgery and Medical Aesthetics Hospital Project Team recently unveiled its new brand name “Manling” (English name: Celebright). The name will be used for internal communication at this stage and will be officially launched when the hospital opens next year.

Liu Aona, Executive Chairman of Luye Medical Group said: “After more than 2,000 days and nights of joint efforts and anticipation, the Celebright brand has finally emerged like a butterfly. This is a milestone and a new beginning. In the future, we will continue to work hard together to do something beautiful and meaningful, which means we do not only help ordinary people become more beautiful, but also to help some heart-breaking people regain their self-confidence embrace life. This mission describes Luye's firm belief ‘Passionate for Life’.”
 

Diao Haipeng, then-Chairman of Luye Medical (China) commented: “Now we have a new brand name ‘Celebright’, and my understanding is that 'We exist to make you more beautiful'. It is not difficult to build a hospital itself - you can build a nice building and hire doctors, but you cannot hire patients. Therefore, we ought to fully grasp and predict the needs of the market to provide patients with the best-possible services and products. Looking back, we have been marching for more than 2,000 days; and in the next 365 days, let’s forge ahead and keep going for a brighter future.”

The project team watched a video to review the past days and expressed their expectations and determination for the project.

The groundbreaking ceremony for the hospital interior decoration was held in the morning of 25th August. In a gilded and jubilant atmosphere, Liu Aona, Executive Chairman of Luye Medical Group, the project team, together with the construction unit, opened a new page for Celebright.

Doctor at Your Fingertips: Yantai Huayi Rehabilitation Hospital Launches Cloud Hospital

To meet patients’ growing demands and take better care of them, Yantai Huayi Rehabilitation Hospital launched an Online Hospital through its WeChat account, appealing to members of the public in need to use the online appointment services as far as possible. The brand-new system called “Cloud Hospital” provides several services such as eHealth card, appointment booking, report downloading, and outpatient payment, which shortens patients’ waiting time and improves their experience.

Mr. Lv, who made his doctor appointment through the "Cloud Hospital” for the first time, commented: "I used to go to the hospital early in the morning, and then wait in line to see a doctor, do body checkup and pay the bills. Now with the new system, many functions are just at my fingertip, and I can view the reports on my mobile phone. The Cloud Hospital is well-designed and user-friendly.”
 

Aurora Healthcare Australia Hospitals Inspire and Educates the Next Generation of Healthcare Professionals

Medical education is rapidly changing but practice-based training is always important to ensure that the health workers with the right skills can deliver high-quality healthcare services in the right places.

Eden Private Hospital of Aurora Healthcare Australia, which has always been investing time in the future generation of our health workforce, recently partnered up with Coolum State High School to help support the Year 10, 11, and 12 students that are currently enrolled in a Certificate 2/3 in Health Services. The Staff from Eden Private Hospital shared real-life experiences of what it is like to work in health and all the different avenues a career in health can take them. Hopefully, this project will lead to more students entering the health workforce after school.
 

In order raise community awareness about mental health and educate health professionals about treatment options and referral pathways, Belmont Private Hospital holds educational events regularly throughout the year. It is also part of our ongoing commitment to General Practitioner and Health Professional education.

This August, two complimentary information events were hosted for General Practitioners and other health professionals interested in young adult mental health and Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS). The latter covered a wide range of topics including Medicare funding models, education on at what point in the depression treatment plan should General Practitioners refer for rTMS as well as a 'real time' demonstration of the procedure.