一帶一路有“醫”靠 ——我院組織多學科為老撾友人做好全周期健康管理服務

2025年是中老建交64周年。8月19日醫師節來臨之際，來自老撾的Yotthida Boutchanpheng、Malaisone Thammavong與Kongseng soukhavong等幾位女士攜家屬來到上海市兒童醫院健康管理中心，這趟不遠萬里的跨國之行有兩大核心訴求：一是進行專科咨詢與用藥指導；二是接受家庭式全面深度健康管理。

健康管理中心立即啟動國際服務團隊，經過初步問診與資料審核后，按流程啟動專科協作，請神經內科專家陳旭勤主任對一名13歲青少年進行健康評估。該少年自今年2月以來，已輾轉新加坡、泰國等多地就診，藥物控制一度欠佳。經調整劑量后，目前情況得到控制，但病因仍不明確。陳主任詳細追問病史后，考慮其癥狀與出生時的特殊情況相關，診斷為癥狀性相關疾病，并伴有局部肢體運動及力量水平欠佳。她表示，這是一個可控的疾病，目前用藥方案可以維持，本人也展現出積極配合的信心。但同時強調，疾病管理是一個長期過程，必須規律服藥，并在癥狀加重時及時就醫，確保穩定控制。

因此根據孩子的實際情況，上海市兒童醫院健康管理中心在特色年齡+專題體檢套餐的基礎上，引入藥物安全監測模塊，并結合免疫功能評估，確保患兒在長期治療中的全方位健康管理。同時，還為三位家長安排了上海頂尖三甲成人醫院的針對性體檢，實現“一站式家庭健康管理”。

未來在他們回國之后，健康管理中心還將開展跨國遠程隨訪，持續保障全家在不同階段的健康需求，確保全周期、全家庭健康管理的延續性與完整性。

通過“一站式統籌 + 專科把關”，用國際化標準為其家庭制定個性化全面性的方案，健康管理中心不僅整合了專家意見，補齊了長期用藥與過敏管理中易忽略的隨訪環節，也注入了家庭整體健康管理的理念，為患兒的康復和家庭的健康帶來更全面、持續的保障。夫人們紛紛表示：不遠萬里慕名而來，終于在上海找到了“醫靠”。

副院長陳津津、健康管理中心副主任任佳鶯，姜蓮、兒童保健醫學部護士長洪霞、主治醫生楊帆等參與接待。值此醫師節來臨之際，老撾友人和陳津津副院長還共同為我們醫師獻上節日祝福與感謝。

正如中國駐老撾大使方虹所說：中老兩國的建交史精彩紛呈，既有合力抗擊美帝國主義侵略的英勇戰斗，又有攜手推進經濟社會發展的緊密合作，是政黨間、國家間關系發展的典范。在中國提出構建人類命運共同體理念后，中老最先就構建雙邊命運共同體達成政治共識。中老務實合作不斷取得突破性成果。期待今后在一帶一路征途上，醫療發展合作方面中能更進一步。

Belt and Road Brings Medical Assurance

— Shanghai Children’s Hospital Provides Multidisciplinary, Full-Cycle Health Management Services for Lao Friends

The year 2025 marks the 64th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Laos. Sharing mountains and rivers, the two countries are bound by a special bond as comrades and brothers. On the occasion of Chinese Doctors’ Day, August 19, a group of Lao visitors, including Yotthida Boutchanpheng, Malaisone Thammavong, and Kongseng Soukhavong, traveled with their families to the International Medical and Health Management Center of Shanghai Children’s Hospital. Their visit focused on two key goals: obtaining specialized medical consultation and guidance on medication, and receiving comprehensive family-oriented health management services.

The Health Management Center promptly activated its international service team. Following preliminary consultation and review of medical records, the center initiated multidisciplinary collaboration. Neurology expert Director Chen Xuqin was invited to assess a 13-year-old adolescent. Since February of this year, the adolescent had sought treatment in multiple countries including Singapore and Thailand, with inconsistent outcomes. After adjustments in dosage, the condition is now under control, though the underlying cause remains uncertain. After carefully retracing the medical history, Director Chen Xuqin determined that the symptoms are likely linked to complications at birth, diagnosing a symptomatic disorder accompanied by localized motor and strength impairment. She explained that this is a manageable condition, that the current treatment regimen is adequate, and that the patient has shown confidence and cooperation. At the same time, she emphasized that disease management is a long-term process requiring strict adherence to medication and timely medical attention if symptoms worsen, to ensure stable control.

Based on the patient’s condition, the Health Management Center refined its specialized age- and theme-based health examination package by introducing a drug safety monitoring module and incorporating immune function assessments. These measures ensure comprehensive support throughout the course of treatment. In parallel, targeted health check-ups at leading tertiary hospitals in Shanghai were arranged for three accompanying family members, achieving a truly “one-stop family health management” service.

Looking ahead, once the family returns home, the Health Management Center will continue to provide cross-border remote follow-up services. This approach ensures that the health needs of all family members are addressed at different stages, guaranteeing the continuity and integrity of full-cycle, whole-family health management.

Through the model of “one-stop coordination + specialist oversight,” and in line with international standards, the Health Management Center not only consolidated expert opinions but also strengthened aspects often overlooked in long-term care, such as medication follow-up and allergy management. By embedding the concept of family-centered health into medical services, the Center offers more comprehensive and sustainable protection for both patient recovery and overall family well-being. The visitors expressed heartfelt appreciation, noting: “After traveling thousands of miles, we finally found reliable medical care in Shanghai.”

Vice President Chen Jinjin, Deputy Directors Ren Jiaying and Jiang Lian of the Health Management Center, along with Head Nurse Hong Xia, Attending Physician Yang Fan, and their colleagues from the Child Health Department, took part in the reception.On this special occasion of Doctors’ Day, the Lao guests, together with Vice President Chen Jinjin, conveyed warm greetings and sincere appreciation to all the physicians of the hospital.

Chinese Ambassador to Laos Fang Hong has highlighted that China–Laos relations are deep and enduring, evolving from solidarity in times of struggle to close cooperation in economic and social development, and serving as a model of inter-party and state-to-state relations. Since China advanced the vision of a community with a shared future for mankind, China and Laos were among the first to reach bilateral consensus, with pragmatic cooperation yielding significant achievements. Looking ahead, deeper collaboration in medical and health development is expected under the Belt and Road framework.