Peking University First Hospital (PUFH)
Founded in 1915, Peking University First Hospital (PUFH), known as "Peking University Hospital", is one of China's earliest national hospitals and a leading tertiary A comprehensive hospital in Beijing. With a century-long legacy, it serves as a central healthcare base and a pioneer in modern Chinese medicine.
Equipped with 1,835 inpatient beds, PUFH handles over 4 million outpatient visits, 86,000 admissions, and 44,000 surgeries annually. It houses 25 national key clinical specialties, covering major medical disciplines.
PUFH excels in clinical innovation and expertise. Its urology (ranked No.1 nationally for seven consecutive years), nephrology (birthplace of China's nephrology), dermatology, and pediatrics are top-tier. It pioneered China's first urology department (1946) and nephrology specialty (1950). Renowned for managing complex and rare diseases, it adheres to the motto "Virtue and Excellence", setting benchmarks for clinical care in China.