Hospital services
Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine’s published clinical overview describes the hospital’s TCM department and its work involving pediatric appetite-related and nutritional concerns, alongside an integrated Chinese and Western medicine approach.
Hospital background: Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine ↗
Clinical areas
The university overview describes pediatric tuina (manual therapy), acupuncture, herbal medicines and external approaches. The hospital confirms current services; a qualified clinician assesses suitability and risks.
Specialty background: University clinical overview ↗
Preparing for your consultation
Discuss a specific consultation question rather than choosing a procedure from a list. A qualified clinician should explain relevant evidence, risks and how any proposal relates to existing care.
| Planning topic | What to ask |
|---|---|
| Consultation purpose | Which concern would the clinician be asked to review? |
| Existing care | Ask how prescribed medicines, supplements and other care should be reviewed through the clinical channel. |
| Evidence and safety | Ask what evidence applies to children and what risks or interactions need discussion. |
| Availability | Confirm the clinician, current service, campus, language and fees for the actual visit. |
The hospital decides the records and clinical requirements for each request. Use its confirmed channel for private records.
Questions for our team
- Ask about the process for a pediatric TCM consultation.
- Clarify how the clinical team considers TCM alongside an existing care plan.
- Confirm the clinician, language arrangements, visit format and cost before booking.
What to include in your inquiry
- A parent or guardian’s contact details and country.
- A brief, non-sensitive description of the type of consultation you are exploring.
- Questions for the clinician about evidence, potential risks, interactions and follow-up. Discuss any medicines through the hospital’s approved channel, not this chat.