Chinese Medical Associaton

The Chinese Medical Association (CMA) is a non-profit national academic organization in China. It is an important social force in the development of medical science and technology and a linkage between the government and the medical professionals. Established in 1915, the CMA now has 89 specialty societies and about 700,000 members in China.

Major Functions of the CMA include: developing domestic and international medical academic exchange activities; discovering, recommending and cultivating medical talents; editing and publishing 191 medical and popular science journals including print and electronic, books and over 3,000 products including audio-visual and digital; carrying out continuing medical education projects and training specialists; implementing medical project evaluation and review and as well as science and technology decision-making demonstration; selecting and presenting awards for outstanding achievements in medical science and technology; promoting transformation and practical application of medical research results; disseminating medical and health knowledge for the general public; organizing technical appraisement on medical malpractice and AEFI (Adverse Events Following Immunization); undertaking the functions and missions entrusted by the government, and relaying suggestions and requests from the medical professionals to the government.

The current 26^th CMA council was elected in May 2021, with Zhao Yupei as CMA President.

CMA Council

President: Zhao Yupei

Vice President: Wang Wei  Wang Chen  Wang Jian  Qiao Jie  Li Wusi  Li Weimin  Li Guoqin  Li Qingjie  Yu Yanhong  Chen Saijuan  Shang Hong  Zheng Shusen  Feng Guosheng  Gao Fu  He Jie