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Specialty & Clinical Focus:
Neonatology specialist at Xinhua Hospital in Shanghai, affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, with a clinical focus on neonatal critical care, jaundice, pneumonia, respiratory distress syndrome, sepsis, brain injury, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, and comprehensive management of premature infants.
Professional Title & Qualifications:
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Chief Physician
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MD
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Doctoral Supervisor
Hospital & Department：
Xinhua Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine – Department of Neonatology
(address: No. 1665 Kongjiang Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai, 200092)
Dr. Jihong Qian (钱继红) - Neonatology Specialist
Personal Biography
Dr. Jihong Qian is a Chief Physician, Doctoral Supervisor, and Deputy Director of the Department of Neonatology at Xinhua Hospital, affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. With more than 20 years of pediatric and neonatal clinical experience, she focuses on neonatal critical care and complex conditions, including premature infant management, respiratory disorders, infections, and neonatal brain injury. Dr. Qian graduated from Shanghai Second Medical University in 1992 and completed a visiting fellowship in neonatology at Shands Hospital, University of Florida, in 2004. Her research interests include neonatal nutrition and intrauterine infection.
Why Consider Dr. Jihong Qian for your Care?
Dr. Jihong Qian combines more than two decades of pediatric and neonatal practice with senior clinical and academic responsibilities at Xinhua Hospital in Shanghai. Her visiting fellowship at the University of Florida adds international training experience, while her research in neonatal nutrition and intrauterine infection supports an evidence-informed approach to complex neonatal cases.
For families considering a remote specialist review before travelling to China, her clinical focus is especially relevant when records involve premature infant management, neonatal respiratory disorders, sepsis, brain injury, jaundice, or congenital adrenal hyperplasia. Organising the neonatal history, laboratory results, imaging, growth and feeding information, previous treatments, and a clear question list can help the specialist review the case efficiently and clarify possible next steps.
Pre-Travel Case Review & Specialist Liaison
International travel with a newborn or young infant requires careful preparation. Before making travel commitments, parents can request MedBridgeNZ coordination for a pre-travel case review with Dr. Qian through the relevant hospital pathway. We help organise medical records, coordinate translation, securely transfer client-authorized documents, and communicate the family's questions for specialist review.
Once the review arrangement is confirmed, Dr. Qian or the relevant hospital team will review the submitted materials and provide clinical opinions, recommendations, and responses to the family's questions. MedBridgeNZ can then coordinate appointment communication and practical travel planning based on the specialist's feedback and the hospital's arrangements.
Disclaimer: MedBridgeNZ is a medical concierge provider serving a global client base. We assist with logistical coordination and facilitate access to healthcare professionals. MedBridgeNZ does not provide medical advice, diagnoses, or treatments.Any clinical feedback, treatment planning or suitability discussion remains with the relevant hospital or licensed specialist.
Secure a Remote Case Review with
Dr. Jihong Qian
Areas of Expertise
Neonatal Jaundice (various types)
Neonatal Pneumonia
Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS)
Meconium Aspiration Syndrome
Neonatal Sepsis
Neonatal Cytomegalovirus (CMV) Infection
Neonatal Brain Injury
Neonatal Diarrhea and Lactose Intolerance
Neonatal Anemia
Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
Comprehensive Management of Premature Infants
Verified Client Satisfaction Metrics
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0/5.0 Overall Rating
* Treatment Pathway Satisfaction:
5.0/5.0
* Communication & Professionalism:
5.0/5.0
* High demand: Chosen online for specialist liaison and case reviews by over:
8,100 clients
(Source: These third-party platform indicators are provided for general reference only. They may change over time and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of diagnosis, treatment suitability, appointment availability, or individual clinical outcome.)
Work Experience
1992 - Present: Department of Pediatrics/Neonatology, Xinhua Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine.
2004: Visiting Scholar, Department of Neonatology, Shands Hospital, University of Florida, USA.
Education & Training
Graduated from the Department of Pediatrics at Shanghai Second Medical University (now Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine) in 1992.
Completed a visiting fellowship at the Department of Neonatology, Shands Hospital at the University of Florida, USA, in 2004.
Awards & Honors
2016 Shanghai March 8th Red Banner Pacesetter.
2015 Shanghai Science and Technology Progress Award (Second Prize) for "Analysis of Chinese Breast Milk Composition and Related Functional Studies".
2014 Shanghai Medical Science and Technology Award (Third Prize) for "Analysis of Chinese Breast Milk Composition and Related Functional Studies".
Academic & Professional Memberships
Member, Infection and Immunology Group, Perinatal Medicine Branch, Chinese Medical Association (CMA).
Member, Neonatology Group, Pediatric Branch, Shanghai Medical Association.
Research & Publications
Research Focus: Neonatal nutrition and intrauterine infection.
Project Leadership: Principal investigator for multiple research projects at various levels.
Publications: Published over 60 academic papers, including more than 10 SCI-indexed articles. Co-authored several medical textbooks.
Selected Peer-Reviewed Publications
Qian J, et al. Breast milk macro- and micronutrient composition in lactating mothers from suburban and urban Shanghai. J Paediatr Child Health. 2010;46(3):115–120. PMID: 20105254.
Wang L, et al. Dried blood spots PCR assays to screen congenital cytomegalovirus infection: a meta-analysis. Virol J. 2015;12:60. PMID: 25889596.
Wang L, et al. Discrimination of serum metabolomics profiles in infants with sepsis, based on liquid chromatography-mass spectrometer. BMC Infect Dis. 2023;23(1):46. PMID: 36690951.
*The doctor’s information is sourced from the hospital’s official website or provided directly by the doctor. Due to update cycles, there may be occasional delays in reflecting the most recent changes.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How can I find out whether Dr. Qian's neonatal expertise matches my baby's case?
Dr. Qian's clinical focus includes premature infant management, neonatal sepsis, jaundice, respiratory disorders, brain injury, and congenital adrenal hyperplasia. MedBridgeNZ can coordinate preparation and secure transfer of your baby's records and questions through the hospital's remote specialist-review pathway. Once the review arrangement is confirmed, Dr. Qian or the relevant hospital team will review the submitted materials and provide an opinion on the case and possible next steps before you decide whether to pursue travel.
How can an international family request an in-person appointment with Dr. Qian?
International families can ask MedBridgeNZ to coordinate an appointment request with Xinhua Hospital and prepare the documents required for hospital communication. Support can include medical-record translation coordination, medical invitation or visa-document coordination, travel planning, and non-clinical bilingual administrative assistance during hospital visits. Appointment timing depends on the hospital's scheduling arrangements, but our team keeps you informed throughout the coordination process.
Does MedBridgeNZ provide medical advice or neonatal treatment recommendations?
No. MedBridgeNZ is a medical concierge and logistics coordination provider. We prepare and transfer client-authorized records, coordinate translation and appointment communication, and support medical travel arrangements. Dr. Qian or the relevant licensed hospital team provides all clinical opinions, recommendations, diagnoses, and treatment decisions. This keeps the specialist-review process clinically led by the hospital while MedBridgeNZ manages the non-clinical steps around access and travel.
What happens after the remote specialist review if we decide to travel to Shanghai?
After Dr. Qian or the relevant hospital team has reviewed the records and provided feedback, MedBridgeNZ can coordinate the next administrative and travel steps. Depending on the hospital's arrangements, this may include appointment communication, medical invitation or visa-document support, accommodation and local transport planning, and non-clinical bilingual assistance for the hospital visit. These arrangements help families prepare for a more organised medical journey to Shanghai.
Flexible Ways to Connect with the Specialist
We understand that every client’s situation is unique. Beyond the Remote Written Review, we offer a range of flexible ways to access specialist insights:
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Remote Video Liaison: For a more personal interaction, we can arrange a live video session, allowing you to discuss your case directly with the specialist with the help of our professional medical translators.
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On-Site Proxy Liaison: If you cannot travel, our dedicated bilingual team can visit the hospital in person on your behalf. We will present your translated medical records to the specialist, facilitate your inquiries, and provide you with a comprehensive translated report of the doctor’s findings.
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In-Person Appointment Booking: If you are planning to travel to China for treatment, we manage the complex hospital registration and appointment process, ensuring you have confirmed access to your chosen specialist upon arrival.
How MedBridgeNZ Helps You:
MedBridgeNZ is a medical concierge and logistics coordination provider for international families seeking specialist-care pathways in China. We assist with appointment request coordination, medical-record preparation, translation coordination, medical invitation or visa-document support, travel planning, and non-clinical bilingual administrative assistance. Our role is to help families organise the practical steps around hospital communication and travel. We do not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Third-party medical and travel costs remain separate unless expressly stated in writing.