It is understood that today is the first day of our hospital collaborating with the well-known psychiatrist, Director Hou Ye Zhi from Beijing, to conduct a joint consultation. Starting at 8 a.m. this morning, the hospital’s waiting corridor was already crowded with many patients who had made advance appointments, as well as many patients who came attracted by the fame.
Patients come eagerly, consultation scene bustling
The consulting physician today is Director Hou Ye Zhi from Beijing Anding Hospital affiliated with Capital Medical University. The patients waiting outside the expert consultation room are orderly lined up. Upon hearing the news that Director Hou Ye Zhi is consulting today, many patients deliberately made online appointments several days in advance. Among them are not only patients from the Quancheng area and nearby cities but also many patients from other provinces who have come eagerly. Each patient hopes to see this well-known expert from Beijing as soon as possible.
Introduction to Director Hou Ye Zhi
Hou Ye Zhi, female, graduated from Peking University Health Science Center in 1983. She has been engaged in clinical, teaching, and research work in psychiatry at Beijing Anding Hospital for many years. She is a chief physician, associate professor, and department head at Capital Medical University. With rich clinical experience and strong clinical skills, she has furthered her studies in the United States and Canada. She has been teaching psychiatry at Capital Medical University for over ten years, participated in the compilation of five textbooks, and authored one monograph. Engaged in clinical research on psychiatric medication and clinical research in psychiatric rehabilitation, she has published over twenty papers. She has received two self-help grants for active medical development in the capital (2005-001).
What diseases are consulted?
Schizophrenia, mental disorders, mania, depression, insomnia, anxiety disorders, autonomic dysfunction, bipolar affective disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, phobias, headaches, neurasthenia, neuroses, psychological disorders, delusional disorders, hysteria, hypochondriasis, adolescent depression, adolescent psychiatric disorders, adolescent emotional disorders, epilepsy, alcoholism, internet addiction, vertigo, headaches and dizziness, tinnitus, adolescent psychological counseling.
