Raffles Medical, Chongqing Hospital to form new collaboration model

A key partnership area includes the development of a medical consortium.

Raffles Medical Group and the First Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Municipality have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to establish a new model for medical collaboration.

The agreement outlines plans to establish a healthcare collaboration framework focused on reciprocal exchanges, medical innovation, and resource optimisation.

A key partnership area includes the development of a medical consortium involving Raffles Hospital Chongqing and the First Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Municipality.

Both institutions will initiate regular personnel exchanges across medical, nursing, pharmaceutical, technical, and administrative departments.

They will also explore cooperation models such as dual-appointment talent systems, AI applications, and alignment with international medical standards.

Moreover, the partnership includes the development of a ‘Specialty Alliance 2.0’ cooperation model to promote the standardisation of medical technologies.

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