Core Insights - The article highlights the impactful medical assistance provided by the Jiangsu medical team in Ili, Xinjiang, through various initiatives aimed at improving healthcare access and quality for local communities [1][2][5]. Group 1: Pioneering Actions - The Jiangsu medical team has implemented the "Internet + Medical" model, establishing a remote consultation platform that connects Jiangsu and Ili, allowing local patients to receive advanced medical services without traveling long distances [2]. - In 2023, the Jiangsu team has executed 40 medical aid projects with an investment exceeding 600 million yuan, involving over 350 medical professionals who have treated more than 300,000 patients and performed over 25,000 surgeries [2][4]. Group 2: Training and Capacity Building - The initiative includes a mentorship program where local doctors are trained by Jiangsu experts, resulting in significant improvements in local medical capabilities, including the publication of a research paper in a prestigious journal by a local hospital [3][4]. - Since 2021, the Jiangsu team has conducted over 2,690 training sessions, benefiting nearly 98,000 local medical professionals and forming 450 mentor-mentee pairs [4]. Group 3: Community Welfare - The Jiangsu medical team has initiated programs targeting vulnerable populations, including children and the elderly, providing screenings and treatments for conditions such as congenital heart disease and cataracts, reaching over 134,000 individuals [6]. - The "Su Doctors in Action" program has actively engaged in community health services, providing care to over 108,000 residents in rural areas [6]. Group 4: Collaborative Development - The Jiangsu medical team has facilitated the establishment of five national-level clinical specialty units and 15 regional specialty units in Ili, enhancing the overall healthcare infrastructure [7]. - The transformation of the Ili Friendship Hospital into a regional medical center exemplifies the success of talent cultivation and resource allocation efforts [7].