In order to guide medical institutions to focus on their main responsibilities and businesses, standardize the management of outpatient names in medical institutions, and facilitate patients' medical treatment, the National Health Commission recently issued the "Notice on Standardizing the Management of Outpatient Names in Medical Institutions" (hereinafter referred to as the "Notice"). The Notice requires that medical institutions should follow the principles of legality, compliance, scientific standardization, clarity and accuracy in naming outpatient clinics, and should generally match the diagnosis and treatment subjects; The name of a specialty clinic should truthfully, accurately, concisely, and clearly reflect the characteristics of the specialty and the scope of diagnosis and treatment; The name of multidisciplinary joint clinic should be suffixed with "joint clinic" or "MDT clinic". The Notice specifies that names that violate socialist core values, violate public order and good customs, stand out from the crowd, and are prone to causing social anxiety and controversy shall not be used. Medical institutions should comprehensively sort out the setting and naming of their outpatient departments, and make immediate changes to address the issue of non-standard setting and naming of outpatient departments; Adjust outpatient signage and guidance signs, optimize outpatient management processes, and provide guidance services for patients to enhance their medical experience; Outpatient information is released through official websites, official account and other channels to facilitate patients' medical treatment. (New Society)