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Our Patient Liaison Officer
SEIMC is pleased to welcome Elisabeth Hemmingsen as the new Patient Liaison Officer. She will be coordinating with the inpatient and administration departments in maintaining and improving quality service. Elisabeth obtained a Bachelors Degree in Nursing from Copenhagen University in Denmark and worked at Roskilde University Hospital. She is Fluent in Danish, English and with a good knowledge of Norwegian, Swedish and German. |
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Expanded Surgical Services
At SEIMC we have exceptional medical support from the best specialists in Shanghai. In addition, we are now fortunate enough to have the services of Dr. Donald Greig, a Scottish surgeon, residing in Hong Kong. Dr. Greig will visit SEIMC each month to consult with patients and perform surgeries. His specialties over and above those covered by his general surgical experience include Surgical Dermatology, Breast Care, Colon Cancer Screening, Comprehensive Vein Care and Male Family Planning. He is also Director of the Hong Kong Hernia Centre.
For an appointment, please call Ms. Monica George at 5879-9999 or contact Dr. Greig by e-mail at donaldgreig@hkss.info
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Eastern / Western Combined Therapy
SEIMC is pleased to introduce two additions to the Complementary Medicine Department.
Jodie Casson is qualified in TCM from the Perth Academy of Natural Therapies, and in Sports and Remedial Therapy from the Australian College of Natural Health Sciences. Jodie's emphasis is on relieving the effects of stress and pain in the body, as well as acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, rehabilitative exercises and soft tissue manipulation.
Mark Wu received his qualifications in TCM at the University of Western Australia, and in Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney. His specialties include sports medicine, treatment of soft tissue and joint pain, and stress management. He combines both Western and Eastern approaches in treating patients. | |
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Upgraded Procedure Room
SEIMC has undergone clinic renovations to provide an even better environment for quality care. Our procedure room has been doubled in size and is fitted out with all the latest medical equipment and supplies to better assist in minor procedures and emergencies.
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We Welcome ALL International Medical Insurance Members
SEIMC has direct-billing agreements with most major international medical insurers, giving clients the convenience of cashless visits in most cases.
If your insurer is not on this list, we will help complete any claim forms and provide a detailed invoice for you to claim reimbursement directly from your insurer.
We also accept most major credit cards and RMB cash.
We provide international standard medical care at a reasonable price!
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New CICC Membership Benefits
Shanghai East International Medical Center welcomes all China-Italy Chamber of Commerce members. A FREE First Aid Kit (valued at RMB 250) will be given to current members when consulting one of our physicians. (conditions apply)
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Active in the Community
The O-Store, Shanghai's premier organic store and restaurant, regularly hosts Health Workshops and Presentations. Jodie Casson presented in January, describing the fundamentals of Traditional Chinese Therapy and provided a demonstration of acupuncture. Mark Wu will make a presention on Sports Medicine, Tuesday, March 7, 2006, at 1:30 PM.
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Health Tips |
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Had Too Much to Drink???
"Eat not to dullness, drink not to elevation" ---- Ben Franklin
With all the constant festivities and goings-on in Shanghai, it's hard to live in moderation. The next time you're out on the town, though, just keep a few sobering facts in mind:
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Drinking too much alcohol can cause dependency, damage internal organs and impair mental health.
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Heavy drinkers may not feel intoxicated because of a higher tolerance to alcohol. If a person has developed higher tolerance to alcohol, they can no longer trust their body's signals telling them when they have been drinking too much.
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Many experts recommend that most people should have no more than two to three (alcoholic) drinks on any given day, with at least two drink-free days a week. |
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If you or someone you love has a problem with alcohol, please contact:
Alcoholics Anonymous
www.aashanghai.com
(86) 13701715848 |
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| Our Address |
551 South Pudong Road |
Shanghai 551 South Pudong Road 200120 China |
(86 21) 5879-9999 |
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