China MDT and second-opinion records checklist

Clarify the clinical question first

Before requesting a second opinion or MDT-style review in China, write one sentence: what decision are you trying to inform (for example staging, operability, radiotherapy options, or treatment sequence)? Explore pathway context on cancer care & review and related clinical pathways. Public hospital capability notes are independent summaries—not partnerships.

Records to gather

• Recent imaging — DICOM or original discs when possible; include date and facility name.
• Pathology reports — full text, not only a verbal summary; note specimen ID if available.
• Operative / discharge notes — if you already had surgery or inpatient care.
• Medication & allergy list — current doses; do not stop treatment solely to explore overseas options.
• Prior oncology letters — staging, molecular markers, and prior regimens if relevant.

Ask the receiving team which translations they require. Do not upload records through this website; hospital channels and scope are confirmed separately after a written coordination quote if you use YituCare.

Questions worth writing down

• Which specialists would join a multidisciplinary discussion?
• What alternatives exist, including no additional treatment?
• What records are still missing before a meaningful review?
• How will findings be written for your home clinician?

Specialist orientation only: specialist profiles. Availability of any named clinician is never guaranteed before the provider confirms it.

How YituCare can help

We can help you prepare a visit brief, request an appropriate department or professor consultation, and coordinate travel and hospital-day support under a written paid scope. See second opinion and Plan your visit. Clinical acceptance remains with the hospital.