Caring for Body and Mind, Walking the Medical Path Together
On May 16, the 2026 Guangdong Psychosomatic Medicine Forum, hosted by the Guangdong Mental Health Association and organized by Zhuhai Sailner Digital Medical Technology Co., Ltd., concluded successfully in the multifunctional hall of Building 01 at Zhuhai Sailner Technology Co., Ltd. Experts and scholars in psychosomatic medicine from within and beyond the province, together with frontline clinicians, gathered in Zhuhai to explore new paths toward high-quality development of integrated psychosomatic care.
Aligned with national mental health service priorities, the forum focused on clinical applications of psychosomatic medicine, sleep health, medical ethics, chronic disease prevention and treatment, and diagnosis and care of anxiety and depression—addressing clinical pain points and industry trends, and building a high-quality academic exchange platform for standardized, refined development of psychosomatic medicine in Guangdong.
Opening Ceremony
The opening ceremony was chaired by Professor Hu Jun of the Department of Orthopedics, The First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University. Professor Jia Fujun, President of the Guangdong Mental Health Association, and Mr. Yin Xinli, General Manager of Zhuhai Sailner Digital Medical Technology Co., Ltd., delivered remarks in turn, sharing perspectives on discipline building, academic collaboration, and industry–academia–research integration. They affirmed the forum's academic value and industry significance, expressed expectations for a successful meeting, and formally opened the event.


The forum featured a strong academic lineup and practical, forward-looking content. Five provincial experts delivered keynote talks grounded in the frontiers of the field and real clinical settings, covering psychosomatic innovation, standardized diagnosis and treatment, chronic disease management, and medical ethics—content that was professional, practical, and forward-looking, providing solid academic support for discipline development and clinical service upgrades across Guangdong.
Special Academic Exchange
The special sessions were held in two parts, chaired successively by Professor Chen Hexin (Director, Department of Otolaryngology, The First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University) and Professor Chang Xu (Vice President, Panyu District Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Guangzhou). Multiple experts shared themes and joined discussion.

Li Guoying|Executive Vice President and Secretary-General, Guangdong Medical Association
This presentation focused on clinical application and industrial translation of new biomedical technologies, systematically mapping pathways for translating cutting-edge technologies into practice and exploring innovative models that integrate digital technology with psychosomatic medicine—offering new ideas and practical directions for disciplinary innovation and clinical deployment.

Jia Fujun | President, Guangdong Mental Health Association
Addressing common sleep misconceptions among the public and clinicians with professional analysis, he shared standardized solutions for sleep disorder screening, clinical intervention, and full-cycle management, actively promoting the scientific concept of "treating body and mind together" and supporting standardized care for sleep disorders and refined public sleep health management.

Liu Junrong | Director, Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences, Guangzhou Medical University
Drawing on real clinical settings, he analyzed ethical dilemmas and practice risks in informed consent, and offered compliance-ready solutions aligned with industry norms—providing professional guidance for institutions to practice medicine properly, strengthen ethics management, and mitigate practice risk.

Li Aiguo | Vice President, Guangzhou Red Cross Hospital
Focusing on common geriatric chronic diseases such as osteoporosis, he shared the latest research progress and clinical pathways for prevention and treatment, refining geriatric chronic disease management systems to support long-term physical and mental health for older adults.

Xu Mingzhi|Former Chair, Psychosomatic Medicine Branch, Guangdong Medical Association
He systematically explained identification points, assessment criteria, and standardized care pathways for common psychosomatic issues such as anxiety and depression in general hospitals, detailing clinical screening and treatment practices to improve the standardization and precision of psychosomatic care.
A Crafted Gathering, Walking the Medical Path Together
As the organizer of this forum, Sailner Digital Medical handled end-to-end event coordination, venue setup, on-site services, and process assurance. With rigorous, efficient, and professional event support, the team ensured every agenda item proceeded smoothly and concluded successfully.
As the core medical division of Sailner Technology, Sailner Digital Medical is deeply engaged in 3D digital precision medicine, focusing on medical digital technology R&D and clinical scenario deployment. Leveraging proprietary core technologies, the company provides hospitals at all levels with one-stop smart medical services including 3D printing, AI modeling, medical image processing, personalized surgical planning, and digital rehabilitation solutions—empowering clinical care toward greater digitalization, precision, and efficiency.
With that, the 2026 Guangdong Psychosomatic Medicine Forum came to a successful close. The event not only effectively spread the scientific concept of "treating body and mind together" and built a high-quality platform for academic exchange and experience sharing, but also strongly advanced multidisciplinary integration in psychosomatic medicine across the province, upgrades in clinical standards, and collaborative industry–academia–research innovation.
Looking ahead, Sailner Digital Medical will continue to uphold its commitment to empowering healthcare with technology, deepen innovation in digital medicine, actively participate in medical academic development and service upgrades, and keep contributing corporate strength to high-quality regional healthcare and population health.













