This program will  evaluate 2 groups of drugs, synthesize evidence from the cases, and present guidelines for health technology assessment and reassessment.

This study will generate evidence for the effectiveness of the “small medicine box” approach (which includes physical check-up, common drugs, health education, and contact information of local GPs) and help its expansion, if validated.

The study will use unannounced standardized patient (USP) as a tool to provide training for 500 primary healthcare practitioners in Gansu province.

The study will explore the impacts of scandals on parents’ choices fegarding vaccination for their children and develop a training program to help health professionals better communicate with parents and reduce their vaccination hesitancy.

This study aims to discover how the attributes of health care institutions and other factors affect rural residents’ seeking behaviors and willingness to pay for healthcare services.

This study aims at discovering the barriers of timely vaccination for 5 diseases with both quantitative and qualitative methods.

Nurse practitioner (NP) training as well as an experiment to investigate the NP practice model, policy incentives, and legal framework that fit the Chinese context.

Tsinghua University will develop and disseminate the Self-Study methodology among Chinese hospitals for the continuous improvement of China’s graduate medical education (GME).

This forum brings together domestic and overseas Chinese young scholars together topromote health policy research.

The project's goal is to document progress of organ transplantation in China. Funding will support support an international conference and the production of a white paper.