From May 26 to 27, 2026, The 9th advanced training course for clinic practice on Regenerative Medical Technology for Mongolia was successfully held at Beijing Fengtai Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. Health professionals from Mongolia specializing in plastic surgery and wound repair have joined for the training. Through immersive clinical learning and deep academic exchanges, they systematically mastered the core techniques in Regenerative Medical Technology, further improving the cooperation and exchanges between China and Mongolia in the field.
At the opening ceremony, the Hospital welcomed the Mongolia medical delegation, and stated that the Regenerative Medical Technology is a mature, efficient, and accessible clinic technique, hoping that the training course would serve as a bridge and establish a long-term and stable platform for academic exchange to share medical resources, and enhance wound treatment level for both countries. The two-day training adopted a four-in-one teaching model combining clinical observation, surgical practice, thematic lecture, and case discussion. The delegation observed and practiced standardized dressing changes, and watched debridement and micro-skin implantation through live surgery broadcast.
Several senior experts from the hospital conducted specialized lectures encompassing the treatment for extensive severe burns, strategies for pressure ulcers, and nursing care for elderly pressure ulcer etc. Participants from both countries actively exchanged views and engaged in in-depth discussions, creating a strong academic atmosphere on site.
Through systematic study, the Mongolian delegation fully mastered the core principles and techniques of Regenerative Medical Technology, significantly improving their clinical skills. The delegation concurred that the training is highly practical and highly rewarding, and expressed their commitment to bring back the technique to benefit patients in Mongolia.
This training program marked an important achievement in global medical cooperation. It has cultivated specialized talent for Mongolia, also laid a solid foundation for future collaboration. Both sides will take this opportunity to expand cooperation in talent development, discipline building, and technology translation, thereby advanced and safe medical technologies reach broader populations in need.