Bio:
Dr Clifford Pang
EDUCATION BACKGROUND & WORKING EXPERIENCE
1959 – 1963
Indiana University, USA – Bachelor degree
1963 – 1965
McGill University, Canada – Masters degree
1983 – Aug 2006
Self studies in TCM, Western Medicine, Medical Qigong, and Alternative Medicine
Nov 2001 -present
Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine – Professor
2006 – 2009
Medical College of Jinan University – Doctorate in Medicine
2000 – present
Clifford Hospital, Guangdong Province – Board Chairman; CEO Led hospital administration for the past decade.
Jun 2003 – present
Clifford Hospital, Guangdong – Hospital Director
Conducted weekly doctors’ rounds of wards and led hospital administration
Achieved JCI Accreditation in 2003, 2006, 2009 (JCI: Joint Commission International)
Achieved Grade AAA Hospital (China) Accreditation in August,
2008
Awarded Famous TCM Hospital of Guangdong in 2009
2005 – 2008
Attended eight sessions of hospital management training by the Guangdong Hospital Association
April 2008
Continued Education Base for Clinical TCM Tumor Treatment of China Association for Chinese Medicine – Director
PUBLIC SERVICE / AWARDS / HONORS
2005, 2008
Delegate at the 10th & 11th National Committee of CPPCC
2006
Chairman of the 1st Preparatory Committee of Clinical Practice & Research of Alternative Medicine of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Studies Charitable Benefactor to New Great Wall Education Top Ten Charitable Benefactors of Mainland China
Jan 2005
China’s Top Ten Well Known Hospitals – Special Award
2003
China Association of Chinese Medicine – Merit Award
2005
Special Award for Development of Hospital Brand of China, 2004
Dec 2005 Deputy Director, Board Director, and Executive Director of the Guangdong Hospital Association; Honorary Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Health Food Association of Guangdong (HFAG)
Nov 2006
Member of the Cancer Committee of the Guangdong Association of Liver Disease
Sept 2007
Outstanding Director of China TCM Hospitals
Sept 2007
Vice-Chairman of the Guangdong Association of Integrated Chinese-Western Medicine
Sept 2007 -present
Consultant for Accreditation and Registration of Overseas TCM Pharmacists to the China Association for Chinese Medicine
Oct 2007 -present
Vice-Chairman of the Hospital Management Committee of the China Association for Chinese Medicine
Dec 2007
Member of the China Association for Chinese Medicine
Dec 2007
Vice-Chairman of the 2nd Psychology Committee of the Guangdong Association for Traditional Chinese Medicine
Vice-Chairman of the 4th Cancer Committee of the Guangdong Association of Integrated Chinese-Western Medicine
Jan 2008 -present
Deputy Chief-Editor of the Journal of Modern Hospital
Apr 2008
Vice-Chairman of the Hospital Management Committee of the China Association for Chinese Medicine
Jul 2008
Member of the China Hospital Association
Dec 2008
Director of 6th Committee of the Guangdong Society for Pathophysiology
Awarded Honorary Consultant of the China – Hong Kong Society for Medical and Health Care, and Top 100 Managers of China, for his hospital administrative leadership over the past 10 years
Jan 2009
Director of the 4th Committee of Guangzhou Anti-Cancer Association (GACA)
Feb 2009
Director of the 1st Committee of the China Hospital Association
Jun 2009
Director of the 5th Committee of the China Association for Chinese Medicine
Jun 2009
Top Ten Hospital Managers in China
Jul 2009
Committee Member of Research of Alternative Medicine of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Studies
Dec 2009
Director of the 4th Committee of China Association of Medical Qigong
Medical Research & Publications
1. The Alternative Medicine Center of Clifford Hospital, which opened in 2000, is the first of its kind in China, offering diagnosis & treatment, teaching, and research.
2. Developer of the Nontoxic Integrative Approach to Cancer Treatment, which integrates TCM with Western Medicine. His speech on this topic at the 3rd World Conference on Integration of TCM with Western Medicine enjoyed a tremendous response. This approach is the result of a successful integration of both medicines, a step forward for TCM in the global medical world, and a blessing for cancer patients.
3. Continued practice and research in the study of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), while promoting TCM acceptance in the medical world. Developed detoxification for health improvement based on Western chelation therapy, TCM, and modern nutrition. This approach is unique in Clifford Hospital’s treatment of cancer.
4. Leading research titled The Effect of Alternative Medicine Plus Hyperthermia on the Immunity Function of Cancer Patients in Middle and Late Stages (GDTCM [2005] No. 27, Project Number: 1050098) assigned by the GD Administration of TCM.
5. Undertaking research on A View on the Healing Effect of Nontoxic Comprehensive Therapies for Colon Cancer in Middle and Late Stages (Project Number: 2007-Z-69-1) assigned by the GZ Panyu Science and Technology Bureau.
6. JCI Hospital Standards Practical Guidelines, with 1.7 million words, published in September 2008 by the People’s Medical Publishing House.
7. A Study of Nontoxic Integrative Cancer Treatments, with 591,000 words, published in October 2008 by the China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Completed 12 Academic Papers:
1. ‘A New Approach to Cancer Treatment – Nontoxic Integrative Therapies’, published in 2006, 6 (12) by the Journal of Modern Hospital (rated “Excellent” by Chinese Medical Association at a national tumor conference)
2. ‘The Progress of Clinical Application of Vitamin C’, published by Modern Internal Medicine, 2007, 4 (2) (rated “Excellent” by the editing panel)
3. ‘A Systematic Practice for Quality Improvement in Clifford Hospital’, published by the Journal of Modern Hospital, 2008.4
4. ‘The Latest Development of Liver Cancer Treatment’ [J], published by the China Journal of Gerontology, 2009, 29 (5)
5. ‘A Study of the Protective Effects of Intravenous Injection of Vitamin C on Implanted Hepatocarcinoma in Rats’, published by the Journal of Southern Medical University, 2009, 29 (2)
6. ‘A Study of Fu-Zheng-Kang-Ai Herbal Remedy on Implanted Hepatocarcinoma in Rats’, published by the China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy, 2009, 24 (6)
7. ‘An Experimental Study and Analysis of Fu-Zheng-Kang-Ai Herbal Remedy on Implanted Hepatocarcinoma in Rats’, published by the Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology, 2009, 25 (4)
8. ‘A Case Study of Nontoxic Comprehensive Approach Against Huge Mediastinal Fibroma’ (rated “Excellent” by Chinese Medical Association at a national tumor conference)
9. ‘An Initial Report on the Treatment of Radiation Skin Damage using Ozone Therapy Bagging Approach’, published by the Tumor Journal of the World, 2008, 7 (3): 237-238
10. ‘Study on the Use of Intravenous High-Dose Vitamin C in the Treatment of Implanted Hepatoma in Rats’ [J], by Clifford L. K. Pang, Lu Daxiang, Qi Renbin, Zhang Tao, Wang Zhen, and Sun Yong, published by ACNEM Journal, 2009
11. ‘Acupuncture Against Cancer Pain’, collected into Papers for World Symposium on Acupuncture-against-Pain, 2009, 5
12. ‘Nontoxic Integrative Approach to Cancer Treatment’, collected into Papers for 3rd World Symposium on Integration of TCM with Western Medicine, 2007, 9