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Library Party Branch and the Party General Branch of the Spine Orthopedics Department of Nanfang Hospital carried out a Party building co-construction activity.

  On October 20, in the afternoon, with Party building leading business development as the main line and in the form of a special lecture titled “Digital Intelligence Empowerment · Research Quality Improvement,” a joint Party building activity was held in the conference room of the Department of Spine Surgery, Nanfang Hospital. Professor Zhong Zhaoming, Secretary of the First Party Branch of the Department of Spine Surgery, Nanfang Hospital, and Professor Gu Ping, Secretary of the Library Party Branch and Director of the Library, attended the activity and delivered speeches. Professor Chen Jianting, discipline leader of Spine Surgery, made concluding comments. Xia Xu and Wu Cheng, members of the Library Party Branch and deputy directors, Director Liang Liming of the Decision-making and Intellectual Property Information Services Department of the Library, and Party member representatives from both branches participated in the activity, aiming to focus on research information analysis and precise literature resource services and to extend library services to the frontline of clinical research.

  Professor Zhong Zhaoming first welcomed and thanked the Library for bringing services into the department. He pointed out that the Department of Spine Surgery has heavy clinical research tasks, and researchers have increasingly urgent needs for the analysis and assessment of achievements and access to literature resources. The Library proactively connected with the clinical frontline and brought services to researchers, which is strong support for the research work of the Department of Spine Surgery. He hoped that taking this joint Party building as an opportunity, the branch could learn from the Library's useful experience in branch construction and promote the deep integration of Party building and discipline construction.

  In her speech, Professor Gu Ping elaborated on the role of the Library in the university's research and innovation system. She said that the Library is not only a guarantor of literature resources, but also a service provider for research information analysis and a supporter of discipline development. This joint Party building activity is a concrete action of the Library Party Branch to promote Party building and business work resonating at the same frequency. She hoped that the two sides would take co-construction as a bond, establish a regular exchange mechanism, and continuously deepen cooperation in research information services, assessment of discipline development, and other fields.

  In the special lecture session, Director Liang Liming of the Decision-making and Intellectual Property Information Services Department of the Library conducted a systematic analysis of SCI papers published by the Department of Spine Surgery, Nanfang Hospital in the past ten years. She interpreted core indicators such as the annual distribution of publication volume, citation frequency, and highly cited papers, objectively presenting the scale and influence of the discipline's research output. Based on the analysis results, she put forward targeted suggestions on refining research directions, cultivating high-level achievements, and enhancing academic influence.

  In the interactive exchange session, participants discussed issues such as improving research output and influence, including literature retrieval, database use, and subject service needs. The two sides also exchanged experience on grassroots Party building work and discussed promoting the deep integration of Party building and business work and promoting resource sharing through co-construction.

  Professor Chen Jianting affirmed the professionalism and relevance of the lecture in his concluding comments. He said that the data analysis objectively reflected the trends and shortcomings of the discipline's research development and had reference value for discipline construction. He hoped that the Department of Spine Surgery and the Library would use joint Party building as a platform to form a long-term cooperation mechanism in research information analysis, academic resource support, and other aspects, helping the discipline achieve high-quality development.

  This activity is a new practice of the Library Party Branch in advancing the “Party Building + Service” model. By delivering information services to the clinical frontline, it promotes the deep integration of Party building activities and business work and has accumulated experience for the Library to precisely match discipline needs and improve the effectiveness of research services.