Academician Project Goes to the Grassroots | The “Thousand Counties, Ten Thousand Towns” Demonstration Site Established at the People’s Hospital of Guangxin District, Shangrao City
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2026-03-19
On March 16, Li Yanping, Deputy Director of the Academician Liu Liang Expert Workstation, and He Zhiguo, Project Director, … Zhengqing Fengtongning Qiu Zhigang, Director of Division II and Station Manager of the Jiangxi Service Station, along with project mentor Li Yi and other representatives, attended the signing ceremony. Under the joint witness of Wang Minghua, Deputy Director of the Guangxin District Health Commission; Luo Zhongming, Party Secretary and President of the District People’s Hospital; and Jiang Longhua, Vice President, the two parties formally signed the project cooperation agreement and jointly unveiled the plaque designating the site as a demonstration center for Academician Liu Liang’s Expert Workstation under the “Thousand Counties, Ten Thousand Towns Plan.” This signing and unveiling mark the official launch of in-depth collaboration between the academician’s team and the Guangxin District People’s Hospital.
Meanwhile, the expert team has also conducted a specialized training program—combining on-site clinical diagnosis and treatment, hands-on instruction, and theoretical lectures—for key physicians across the district’s health and wellness system, comprehensively enhancing the diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities of primary-care medical personnel in managing rheumatic pain.
The “Rheumatism and Pain Triple‑Sequential Therapy” now being implemented is a nationally recognized achievement in the modernization of traditional Chinese medicine, developed by the team led by Academician Liu Liang. It also serves as a clinical model for integrated Chinese–Western medicine treatment of rheumatic diseases, osteoarticular disorders, and soft‑tissue pain. Breaking free from the limitations of single‑modal therapies, this approach employs a three‑step sequential regimen—“precise targeted analgesia, deep anti‑inflammation and edema reduction, followed by repair, consolidation, and conditioning”—to establish a comprehensive treatment pathway that moves from rapid symptom relief to root‑cause elimination of inflammation, and ultimately to joint repair and relapse prevention, thereby achieving both symptomatic and fundamental healing. Addressing the persistent clinical challenges of conditions such as neck, shoulder, lower back, and leg pain, as well as rheumatoid arthritis—where treatments often prove recurrent or ineffective—this therapy not only delivers rapid onset, sustained efficacy, and minimal adverse effects, but is also highly adaptable to primary‑care settings, offering patients with chronic pain a new, standardized therapeutic option.
As a demonstration site under Academician Liu Liang’s Expert Workstation “Thousand Counties, Ten Thousand Towns” initiative, Guangxin District People’s Hospital will seize this opportunity to establish a standardized specialized clinic for the “Rheumatology and Pain Triple‑Sequential Therapy,” leveraging the robust technical support of the academician’s team to facilitate the efficient translation of cutting‑edge national technologies into frontline clinical practice. Moving forward, the hospital will continue to conduct systematic training for medical staff and foster academic exchanges, actively building a regional collaborative network for the diagnosis and treatment of rheumatic and pain conditions, thereby effectively addressing the pressing concerns of the public—long distances to care, difficulty accessing medical services, and challenges in pain management. By fully harnessing the demonstration site’s role as a catalyst for broader impact and meticulously cultivating distinctive grassroots diagnostic and therapeutic offerings, the hospital will safeguard the musculoskeletal health of all residents in the district with higher‑quality, more convenient healthcare, injecting strong momentum into the comprehensive advancement of the “Healthy Guangxin” initiative.