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Title: Pediatric Hematology & Oncology in Shanghai | ChildMedCare
Canonical page: https://childmedcare.com/care/pediatric-hematology-oncology/
Language: English

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# Blood & cancer care. Hematology & oncology.

Ask about the hospital’s pediatric hematology and oncology services and the specialist review process.

SPECIALTY OVERVIEW

## Hospital services

Pediatric hematology and oncology are highlighted among Shanghai Children’s Medical Center’s established strengths in the city’s hospital profile.

Hospital background: [Shanghai municipal government ↗](https://english.shanghai.gov.cn/en-FindaHospital/20241014/fb60fe52373547a1aa2858f09c2a2c6d.html)

## Clinical areas

The university’s specialty overview covers childhood leukemia, solid tumors and bone marrow transplantation, supported by pediatric hematology-oncology research. Access to any service depends on hospital review and individual eligibility.

Specialty background: [University clinical overview ↗](https://www.shsmu.edu.cn/info/1074/1462.htm)

## Specialist profiles

[CJBlood & cancer care

### CHEN Jing 陈静

MD, PhD, Professor of PaediatricsPediatric hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and bone marrow failure research.View profile](https://childmedcare.com/experts/chen-jing/)

## Preparing for your consultation

A blood disorder or cancer inquiry needs a clearly stated review purpose. The receiving clinical team specifies the material needed; keep the current treating team involved while the request is considered.

Questions to confirm with the hospital
- Planning topic: What to ask

- Reason for review: Identify the question you want the specialist team to address.

- Clinical summary: Ask which diagnosis, laboratory and treatment summaries the hospital needs.

- Material transfer: Confirm whether original pathology material is requested and who coordinates it between institutions.

- Continuity of care: Discuss communication with the treating team, travel timing and the follow-up plan.

The hospital decides the records and clinical requirements for each request. Use its confirmed channel for private records.

## Questions for our team

- Hematology and oncology inquiry requirements.
- Records needed for specialist review.
- Expected review timeline and visit arrangements.

## What to include in your inquiry

- A parent or guardian’s contact details and country.
- A short description of the specialty you want to contact; no detailed medical history here.
- Questions about hospital review, records submission and planning.

The hospital confirms clinical suitability, appointments and costs.

ChildMedCare · Updated October 25, 2026

CONTACT OUR TEAM

### Ask about this service.

Tell us the specialty you need and your questions about visiting.

[International patient guide](https://childmedcare.com/international-patients/)

STORY & NEWS

## Prepare for your consultation.

[All articles](https://childmedcare.com/resources/)

[ArticleOctober 25, 2026

### Preparing medical records for a pediatric hospital review in Shanghai

Start with a brief inquiry. Ask the receiving hospital which records, formats and translations it needs before uploading files or booking travel.3 min read](https://childmedcare.com/resources/medical-records-for-a-pediatric-hospital-review/)[ArticleOctober 25, 2026

### How to compare a pediatric care cost estimate for a visit to China

Compare the scope of an estimate before comparing its total. Keep hospital charges, coordination services and travel costs in separate budget lines.3 min read](https://childmedcare.com/resources/pediatric-care-cost-estimate-checklist/)[ArticleOctober 25, 2026

### Childhood leukemia: organizing a specialist review and the questions to ask

A leukemia review depends on the exact diagnosis and existing test results. Ask the receiving clinical team what material it needs and keep the current treating team involved.3 min read](https://childmedcare.com/resources/childhood-leukemia-review-records-and-questions/)

COMMON QUESTIONS

## Frequently asked questions.

### Can you recommend a cancer treatment?

No. Treatment options and suitability must be discussed with the hospital’s qualified clinical team. The website and AI guide do not recommend treatments.

### Can we access a specific therapy or clinical trial?

Availability and eligibility require confirmation by the hospital. We do not guarantee access to a therapy, clinical trial or named clinician.

### Should we change our child’s existing care while waiting?

This service cannot advise on changes to care. Direct medical questions to your child’s current treating team.

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## Contact and service scope

Email: [contactus@childmedcare.com](mailto:contactus@childmedcare.com).

To contact the coordination team, visit [ChildMedCare](https://childmedcare.com/care/pediatric-hematology-oncology/) and choose “Talk to our team” or “Start a private inquiry”. Inquiries are private and are not published. Do not include a child’s identifying details or medical records.

ChildMedCare is an independent coordination service, not the hospital’s official website and not a provider of diagnosis or treatment. Clinical services, appointments, pricing and language arrangements require hospital confirmation.
