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www.chinanews.cn 2005-12-16 17:22:46
Chinanews, Dec. 16 �C The first ��cyber family doctor�� service in China
kicks off in Hangzhou on Thursday after two months of operation in trial
basis.
The ��cyber doctor service�� is actually a platform that links patients
and doctors via internet and mobile communication technology. About 100
professors and associate professors from famous local hospitals in
Zhejiang work in the cyber medical center.
An expert in charge of health from Zhejiang University, Han Honglu said
there were three phone numbers available in the center. By dialing
��960520��, people can consult experts, on a one-to-one basis, for
information on health. If they want to make an appointment with a doctor,
they can dial ��960521��. And the number ��960522�� assists patients in
services like doctor guide and paying medical fees and getting medicines
for patients. It can also help patients to find nursing staff.
Experts said that at present, many patients went to the hospitals for
treatment. However, not every one needs to do so. If some problems are
resolved via phone, it can save doctors' time and make best use of expert
resources. This can ease the problem of medical shortage and allocate the
doctor resources more rationally.
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