固生堂作为中国首家上市的中医连锁服务机构，在中国及新加坡开设超80家线下医疗机构，累计服务客户超2000万人次。成立15年来，固生堂积累了海量高 质量临床数据，累计病历数据超1800万份、临床处方量突破4000万张，为验证中医临床疗效、保障患者安全、评估成本效益奠定了坚实的循证基础。 签约仪式上，新加坡前卫生与交通部高级政务部长、IHG董事长蓝彬明博士，IHG创始人兼首席执行官许丽莲，固生堂创始人、董事长涂志亮，固生堂副总 裁林小燕、副总裁郑项等双方代表出席见证。 根据合作框架，1doc将在其现有诊所网络内划分独立的中医诊疗区域，由固生堂持股70%并全面负责运营管理，1doc持股30%，共同开展中医业务。这一股 权结构确保了中医服务在西医场景中的深度嵌入与专业化运作。通过该合作模式，患者可在同一医疗生态内获得中西医结合的诊疗方案，体验从预防、诊断 到康复的全周期健康管理。 在诊疗过程中，固生堂中医师可为患者开具必要的检验检查，提升诊断的客观性与准确性，并以清晰的量化指标增强患者对诊疗方案的理解与信任，提升患 者依从性。 一直以来，新加坡政府积极推进中西医融合发展。2025年，新加坡卫生部推出"中医整合沙盒计划 ...

Core Viewpoint - The strategic partnership between Gu Shengtang and 1doc marks a significant milestone for the integration of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) into Singapore's mainstream healthcare system, promoting the internationalization of TCM [1][4]. Group 1: Partnership Details - Gu Shengtang and 1doc will systematically introduce TCM services in Western medical family clinics in Singapore, providing a collaborative healthcare experience that covers clinical diagnosis, daily health care, and community health [1][3]. - The partnership structure involves Gu Shengtang holding 70% of the shares and fully managing operations, while 1doc holds 30%, ensuring deep integration and professional operation of TCM services within Western medical settings [3][4]. - Patients will benefit from a comprehensive health management approach that includes prevention, diagnosis, and rehabilitation, facilitated by TCM practitioners who can prescribe necessary tests to enhance diagnostic accuracy [3][4]. Group 2: Supportive Environment - The Singaporean government actively promotes the integration of TCM and Western medicine, exemplified by the "TCM Integration Sandbox Program" set to launch in 2025, which will test and evaluate TCM treatment plans in public healthcare institutions [4]. - 1doc, a subsidiary of IHG, operates a robust network of clinics in Singapore, leveraging advanced digital technologies to support personalized and preventive healthcare, which will bolster the implementation of TCM [4][5]. - Gu Shengtang, as the first publicly listed TCM chain in China, has established over 80 medical institutions and served more than 20 million clients, providing a strong evidence base for the efficacy and safety of TCM [4][5]. Group 3: Future Prospects - The collaboration aims to create a "New TCM" service model in Singapore, representing Gu Shengtang's exploration of digital integration into international healthcare systems [5]. - Future plans include exploring more partnership models to build a collaborative healthcare ecosystem, promoting standardized and scalable development of TCM in international markets [5]. - Singapore's innovative policies and market openness provide a high-standard testing ground for Gu Shengtang, with potential for replicating successful models across Southeast Asia and globally [5].

Core Viewpoint - The emergency medical center is enhancing the integration of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and Western medicine to improve service capabilities and patient outcomes through a comprehensive approach that includes resource integration, talent development, and systematic training [1][22]. Group 1: Integration of TCM and Western Medicine - The emergency center has established a collaborative model combining "precise Western emergency care + TCM syndrome differentiation treatment," tailoring treatment plans for critically ill patients [3][8]. - A dedicated TCM treatment area has been set up in the emergency hall, allowing for immediate access to TCM services for patients in need [3][8]. - The center has developed symptom-oriented TCM emergency kits for common acute conditions, standardizing the application of suitable TCM techniques [3][8]. Group 2: Patient Testimonials and Treatment Efficacy - Patients have reported significant relief from symptoms through TCM treatments such as acupuncture, with one case highlighting rapid improvement in a tourist suffering from nausea and vomiting [3][5]. - A mother praised TCM external treatments for her child, noting quick recovery without the need for injections or oral medications [7][16]. - Another patient expressed surprise at the effectiveness of TCM treatments for pain management, leading to a reduction in the need for painkillers [16][18]. Group 3: Training and Development - The nursing team has been trained to perform various TCM techniques, including acupoint application and bloodletting therapy, enhancing the range of services offered [5][14]. - Regular training sessions ensure that nursing staff are proficient in TCM techniques, which has positively influenced patient perceptions and acceptance of TCM treatments [14][22]. Group 4: Streamlined Patient Experience - The emergency center has introduced a convenient follow-up process for discharged patients, allowing them to return for consultations without prior appointments, addressing common patient concerns [18][20]. - Patients have expressed appreciation for the ease of access to follow-up care, highlighting the center's commitment to addressing the needs of elderly patients [20][22]. Group 5: Future Plans - The emergency medical center aims to further enhance TCM service capabilities by establishing a comprehensive service system that covers pre-hospital reception, outpatient care, hospitalization, and follow-up [22].