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Gift Surgeries: We bring children to
hospitals in the United States to correct conditions that
require extremely complex medical procedures.
- Zhang Ren Wei
- Zhou Duo Duo
- Shao Gou
Sponsored Surgeries: We provide funds
to local Chinese hospitals for surgical procedures for children
from orphanages throughout China. Read about our donations to an
orphanage in Sichuan province that helped support open-heart
surgeries surgeries. "Open-Hearts in Chengdu"
Medical Equipment: We underwrite the
cost of much needed medical equipment in Chinese orphanage
hospitals that would otherwise not be available. For example, we
have provided anesthesia machines and monitoring equipment.
Medical Education: During each medical
mission in China, our team of US physicians provides Chinese
doctors and nurses with information and demonstrations of the
latest surgical techniques and medical care. During the day,
Chinese doctors participate in surgeries and make rounds to
learn about recovery and after-care techniques. In the evenings
lectures are provided.
Click here for sample
curriculum
Visiting Scholar Program: CCPF's
Visiting Scholar Program provides scholarships for Chinese
surgeons from orphanage hospitals to come to the United States
to study and learn new techniques.
Dr. Xin Shi, Vice Director of General Surgery
at the Zhongda Hospital in Nanjing China, came to the U.S. in
February 2007 for a three-week visit to observe the operating
theater in a US hospital, and witness how a children’s hospital
functions. In a letter received after he returned to China, Dr.
Shi wrote of what he had learned. “Not only did I learn the
skills of the surgeons, but I also learned the responsibility of
their work. I was able to witness surgeries I had only seen in
textbooks, and was also impressed with the friendly cooperation
between department colleagues, high responsibility for patient,
and humanized management. I am very appreciative of CCPF and
hope to devote my ability and passion to society. The people I
met in my travels are not only rich in material life, but rich
in spiritual life, and I think this is the “harmony society”
that China is pursuing.”
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Medical Programs
