The SRRSH Department of Nursing integrates advanced international nursing philosophies with the essence of Chinese and Western healthcare cultures. Over three decades of development, guided by a patient-centered holistic nursing model, the department has established the unique "SRRSH Nursing Model", driven by the goal of high-quality care, systematic nurse training programs, and a supportive work environment. This model has achieved significant milestones in nursing management, education, research, and specialized clinical care, fostering a compassionate and highly skilled nursing team.

In January 2014, the department was designated as a National Key Clinical Specialty Construction Project (2013-2014) by the Ministry of Health. Eighteen specialties, including operating room, diabetes, wound/ostomy care, intravenous therapy, ICU, gynecology, IVF, ERAS, pain management, ophthalmology, orthopedics, cardiovascular care, respiratory care, emergency medicine, endoscopy, rehabilitation, palliative care, and infectious diseases, were recognized as Zhejiang Provincial Training Bases for Specialty Nurses. Among these, nursing management, diabetes, critical care, wound/ostomy/incontinence, palliative care, intravenous therapy, and pain management serve as clinical teaching bases outside Beijing for the Chinese Nursing Association.

The department operates specialized outpatient clinics, including Intravenous Therapy Care, Complex Wound/Ostomy Care, Diabetes Education, and Breastfeeding Consultation. On March 22, 2019, the hospital became the first in China to achieve Magnet Recognition, a global benchmark for nursing excellence. Additional honors we have received include the National May 1st Women's Pacesetter Award (April 2021), the Zhejiang Provincial Women's Civilization Post (May 2022), and the National Women's Civilization Post (March 2023).

Specialized clinics & Technical advantages 

Intravenous Therapy Clinic: The clinic provides intravenous catheter care, arm port insertion, arm port removal, PICC insertion, midline catheter insertion, mini-midline catheter insertion, ultrasound-guided peripheral venous catheter insertion, and intracavitary electrocardiogram (ECG) localization of central venous catheter tip technology.

Wound and Ostomy Care Clinic : The clinic provides screening and management of high-risk diabetic feet and specialized care for diabetic foot ulcers. It established a quality management system for pressure injuries and promotes prevention and treatment techniques. It offers diagnosis of lower limb venous ulcers, joint debridement in outpatient clinics, and treatment of recurrent/non-healing venous ulcers. Other provided services include preoperative stoma positioning, postoperative guidance, and management of stoma complications, management of specific infectious wounds, sinus tracts, and fistulas, treatment of ingrown toenails, and care for various atypical ulcers.

Diabetes Care Clinic: The clinic offers dietary guidance for diabetes

 weight management, exercise guidance, personalized blood glucose monitoring goals and monitoring plans development, insulin dosage adjustment, insulin pump installation and operation guidance, Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) installation, operation guidance and report interpretation, and analysis of hypoglycemia causes.

Neonatal Care Clinic: The clinic offers guidance on neonatal feeding, breastfeeding techniques, and neonatal nursing techniques.