Patient guides · care in China
Browse the complete collection of published guides to planning care in China. Search the articles on this page, filter by topic or use the A–Z directory to find the subject you need.
12 guides on this page
How Fudan Eye and ENT Hospital's ophthalmology teams approach myopia, glaucoma and high-myopia cataract, and what overseas patients should ask before referral.
What a women's health screening package price in China may not cover, how to read a written quote, and the exact questions to ask before you pay.
An unexpected digestive finding needs a clinician to interpret it and decide the next step. Learn how to prepare records and questions before care in China.
How Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center's breast and unknown-primary cancer teams work, who leads them, and what their research means for patients.
Get executive health checkup preparation instructions in China from the performing provider, confirm details in writing, and never stop medication without your clinician.
Planning a post-treatment health review in China? Learn what to confirm with the provider before booking, from scope and records to medicine questions.
How Peking Union Medical College Hospital's gastroenterology department organises pancreaticobiliary endoscopy, IBD, early GI neoplasia and motility work for overseas enquiries.
An unexpected health screening finding in China needs a named clinician, a clear explanation and a documented plan. Learn what to ask and how to prepare.
Genetic counselling in China: clarify what previous genetic reports tested and found, prepare records, and confirm details with the provider before travel.
Planning oligodendroglioma follow-up in China? See which IDH and 1p/19q records to gather and what to ask about handover before a records-based enquiry.
Planning a kidney health assessment in China? Learn how to confirm whether English face-to-face interpretation and a written English report are provided.
An unexpected kidney finding needs a clear next step in China. Learn how to share records, ask about review and plan a specialist visit.
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