Successful Conclusion | Pediatric Nursing Elites Gather at HeYou Hospital to Enhance Regional Pediatric Nursing Capabilities

On October 31, 2025, the “Advanced Health Assessment Application and Nursing Management of Intracranial Hemorrhage in Children Training Course & the First HeYou Pediatric Nursing Academic Forum”, co-organized by the Pediatric Nursing Professional Committee of the Foshan Nursing Association, the First People's Hospital of Foshan, and HeYou Hospital, was successfully held at HeYou International Hospital Group.

This academic event, focusing on the frontiers of pediatric nursing, brought together the backbone of pediatric nursing from Foshan. With the core theme of “Professional Empowerment, Safeguarding Children's Health,” it injected new momentum into improving the quality of pediatric nursing.

Opening Address:

HeYou Pediatrics' “Nursing Responsibility”

Director Cui Hong of the Nursing Department at HeYou Hospital delivered a welcome speech and expressed gratitude at the forum's opening. She stated that since its establishment, HeYou Pediatrics has always adhered to the core goal of “Warm Medical Care and High-Quality Nursing,” providing full-cycle services for children aged 0-14, creating an integrated “Diagnosis-Treatment-Rehabilitation” model. It has served nearly 90,000 outpatient visits and over 2,500 inpatient admissions, earning a leading reputation for nursing quality. The team is exploring a path of “Integration of Chinese and Western Medicine + Digital Intelligence.”

This forum closely aligned with patient safety strategies, focusing on the challenges of pediatric intracranial hemorrhage, and established a learning platform. The hospital will deepen cooperation to promote the development of pediatric nursing towards precision, systematization, and humanization, contributing to the high-quality advancement of pediatric nursing in the Greater Bay Area.

Academic Feast:

Comprehensive Breakthroughs from “Assessment” to “Management”

This training course invited authoritative experts in the field of pediatric nursing from Foshan to conduct in-depth discussions around four core modules: “Full-Course Management of Pediatric Intracranial Hemorrhage, Identification of Risk Factors, Clinical Decision-Making in Advanced Health Assessment, and Nursing Care for Critically Ill Children During Transport”. The content was rich in practical knowledge and highly applicable.

Teacher Chen Haiting from the First People's Hospital of Foshan presented “Full-Course Management of Pediatric Intracranial Hemorrhage and Literature Frontiers,” starting from the entire chain of “Risk Factor Identification - Acute Care - Rehabilitation Intervention.” Combining the latest clinical research, she analyzed nursing challenges and innovative directions, emphasizing a scientific management model of “Multidisciplinary Collaboration + Family Involvement.”

Teacher Fan Xiaoyan's “Risk Factors and Identification of Pediatric Intracranial Hemorrhage” focused on clinical pain points, outlining common triggers such as birth trauma, hypoxia, and coagulation abnormalities. She shared practical tools like “Early Symptom Screening Scales and Key Points for Dynamic Vital Sign Monitoring” to aid in the rapid identification of high-risk children, seizing the golden window for intervention.

Director Su Minyi, using “Glasgow Coma Scale and Dynamic Vital Sign Monitoring” as examples, interpreted how advanced health assessment provides precise evidence for nursing care in her session “Advanced Health Assessment: The ‘Decision Engine’ of Pediatric Nursing,” driving the transformation of nursing from “experience-driven” to “evidence-driven.”

Head Nurse Ye Qiulian, in “Closed-Loop Nursing Safety for the Transport of Critically Ill Children,” shared core strategies of “Risk Prediction, Team Collaboration, and Emergency Response” based on practical cases. She put forward the distinct viewpoint that “Just as a strong nation possesses nuclear weapons, the development of PICU also requires a ‘nuclear force of talent.’” Her team, through a standardized training system, has built a “nuclear-powered nursing” capability for the PICU, setting a high-quality benchmark for talent development in the industry.

HeYou Nursing:

Transformative Practice from “Treating Disease” to “Health Guardianship”

Head Nurse Li Yan, the head of pediatric nursing at HeYou Hospital, stated that the department will continue to advance the construction of the TCM Pediatric Nursing Clinic, deepen the synergistic coordination of Chinese and Western medicine nursing, and leverage intelligent platforms to ensure comprehensive support for children's prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. This aims to achieve the transformation from “disease treatment nursing” to being the “gatekeeper” of children's health, allowing high-quality nursing to permeate every detail of the service.

Industry Echo:

Injecting “HeYou Wisdom” into Pediatric Nursing

This training course attracted pediatric nursing managers and key nurses from various districts of Foshan. “Such academic exchange is so timely! From risk factor identification to full-course management, from theoretical explanation to practical guidance, every session effectively addresses our clinical challenges,” remarked a nurse from a primary hospital after the event. She expressed anticipation for deeper collaboration with the HeYou nursing team in the future to jointly elevate the overall level of regional pediatric nursing.

Academic Q&A Concludes, On-Site Observation Begins

Following the forum, Head Nurse Li Yan led a tour of HeYou Hospital. Participants visited the pediatric wards, outpatient clinics, and sunrooms, exploring the full-chain nursing scenario, observing the digital intelligence system and advanced equipment, experiencing the convenient services and warm atmosphere, and witnessing the new ecosystem of high-quality nursing.

With the mission of “Safeguarding Children's Health,” HeYou Hospital's Pediatrics Department is deeply committed to pediatric medical care and nursing. Through initiatives such as academic forums and specialized co-construction, it aims to make high-quality nursing accessible to more families, offering the “HeYou Solution” for the high-quality development of pediatrics.

Author of this article>>> Pediatrics | Wang Kaiqing