To promote the digital construction of disciplines such as colorectal cancer, enhance the diagnosis and treatment as well as clinical research capabilities of medical institutions at all levels in this specialty, and enable more practitioners in related fields to benefit from it, the Chengdu High-tech Medical Association, as the host, The national continuing medical education project "Digital Construction and Application Practice of Colorectal Cancer Specialized Disease" (Project Number :2025-04-01-101(National)) and the clinical Research Capacity Enhancement Training course, hosted by West China Hospital of Sichuan University, was successfully held in Chengdu, Sichuan Province from October 17th to 18th, 2025. This training program covers a wide range of topics and is closely related to the actual needs of the industry. It is highly advanced, practical and controllable, enabling more practitioners with different foundations engaged in medical digitalization construction to benefit from it. About a hundred trainees attended the learning.
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Opening ceremony
▲汪晓东 教授
四川大学华西医院
成都高新医学会结直肠癌专委会主任委员
The opening ceremony of the training was presided over by Professor Wang Xiaodong, the director of the Colorectal Cancer Specialized Committee of Chengdu High-tech Medical Association. He first expressed his gratitude to the experts and trainees who participated in the training, and then elaborated from a professional perspective on the positive impact of this training on industry exchanges, knowledge sharing and clinical practice. He looked forward to all trainees gaining something from this training.
▲王 永 教授
四川大学华西医院
胃肠外科副主任/书记
Professor Wang Yong, deputy director and secretary of the Department of Gastrointestinal Surgery at West China Hospital of Sichuan University, delivered a speech at the opening ceremony. He reviewed the development process of the digitalization related fields of colorectal cancer, emphasized the significance of this training in promoting research and practice in this field, and hoped that colleagues in the industry could work together to advance the digitalization construction of colorectal cancer.
Digital Construction and Application Practice of Colorectal Cancer Specialized Disease
This continuing education project has attracted much attention for its forward-looking topics and strong lineup of lecturers. The conference specially invited experts from the fields of colorectal cancer diagnosis and treatment, hospital information management and clinical research in China to give special lectures. Experts provided in-depth interpretations and shared insights on cutting-edge hotspots such as "Progress in the colorectal cancer industry", "Hospital Informatization Construction", and "Trends in medical digitalization".
The course content not only covers a solid theoretical foundation but also integrates a wealth of practical cases, outlining a clear path for the digital construction of colorectal cancer as a specific disease for the trainees and pointing out the direction of transformation from "data" to "decision-making".
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Training for enhancing research capabilities
In response to the pain points that clinical workers encounter in scientific research, the "Clinical Research Capacity Enhancement" module specially designed for this training has become a major highlight. The expert lecturer gave a systematic and concise explanation covering topics such as research design, statistical methods, and paper writing. The content was practical and highly technical, earning rounds of applause from the trainees.
Clinical Research Capacity Enhancement Training Course
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Summary
Finally, Professor Wang Xiaodong summarized this training, stating: The on-site learning atmosphere of this training course was very strong. It not only provided a "zero-distance" learning platform for the majority of digital construction workers in colorectal cancer, but also played a positive role in promoting talent cultivation in grassroots hospitals, enhancing related digital construction capabilities and scientific research capabilities. We hope there will be more opportunities to hold similar training sessions in the future!
