Qilu Hospital of Shandong University

Qilu Hospital of Shandong University, founded in 1890, is a hospital directly under the National Health Commission and affiliated with Shandong University. As a provincial-national co-constructed National Regional Medical Center, it fulfills the important function of diagnosing and treating regional complex and critical diseases. The International Medical Department, established in November 2019, provides high-end medical services for international patients. After more than 130 years of development, the hospital upholds the spirit of "extensive learning and diligent practice, benevolent heart and skilled art" and has become a large modern comprehensive hospital integrating medical care, teaching, scientific research, and preventive healthcare. In the Fudan University Hospital Rankings, it is ranked 23rd nationally overall, 5th in East China, and 3rd nationally in CMI (Case Mix Index), consistently maintaining an A++ rating in the National Health Commission performance assessment. The hospital operates three major campuses—Central Campus, Qingdao Campus, and East Campus—with over 5,000 beds and more than 100 clinical and medical technology departments, including 28 National Key Disciplines and National Clinical Key Specialties. The Department of Hematology ranks 6th nationally in Fudan specialty rankings, maintaining a top-ten position for 10 consecutive years; Emergency Medicine ranks 3rd nationally and is the chair unit of the Emergency Medicine Branch of the Chinese Medical Association; Rehabilitation Medicine ranks 5th nationally. The hospital has over 8,000 employees, including more than 1,200 senior specialists and over 200 doctoral supervisors. In terms of specialty advantages, the hospital leads the nation in Hematology, Emergency Medicine, Rehabilitation Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Neurosurgery, Cardiology, and Gastroenterology. The International Medical Department covers more than 20 clinical specialties, providing renowned expert consultation, high-end health examinations, and MDT multidisciplinary diagnosis, operating on a self-pay basis. The hospital undertakes teaching responsibilities for Cheeloo College of Medicine, Shandong University, and is one of the earliest bases for higher medical education in China, training numerous medical professionals. Annually, it serves over 4 million outpatient visits, admits more than 200,000 inpatients, and performs over 120,000 surgeries. The hospital has received honors including "National Health System Advanced Collective" and "National Civilized Unit," and is renowned as "East Qilu," alongside "North Xiehe, South Xiangya, West Huaxi" as one of the four prestigious medical institutions in Chinese medical education.