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Cardio-oncology in China.
K Sharma1, Shanshan Wang2, Ying Liu3
1CardioOncology (Official Cardio-Oncology Organization in China), 201, Floor 2, Building B, The Rainbow Centre, Hongqiao, Hechuan Road 3051, Minhang District, Shanghai, 201100, China. kay@sanmed.cn.
Cardio-oncology is rapidly developing in China but faces challenges. A new Cardio-Oncology Knowledge Transfer Model (KTM) aims to foster growth and integrate medical practices for patient benefit.
Area of Science:
- Cardio-oncology
- Medical Sub-specialties
- Knowledge Transfer
Background:
- Cardio-oncology is experiencing rapid development across China.
- Significant challenges impede the consistent expansion of cardio-oncology services.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce the Cardio-Oncology Knowledge Transfer Model (KTM) as a framework for growth.
- To facilitate the integration of Western and Chinese medical practices in cardio-oncology.
- To support the establishment of cardio-oncology as a distinct clinical sub-specialty in China.
Main Methods:
- The study proposes a conceptual model (KTM) for knowledge dissemination and service development.
- Focuses on strategies for integrating diverse medical practices.
Main Results:
- The KTM provides a basis for the exponential development of cardio-oncology services.
- Enables precision-based practice and dynamic integration of medical traditions.
Conclusions:
- The KTM is crucial for overcoming current challenges in Chinese cardio-oncology.
- Successful implementation will benefit patients through enhanced, integrated care.
- Supports the formal recognition of cardio-oncology as a sub-specialty.
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