This three year project aims to develop and offer health policy options to the central and local governments to meet the rehabilitation needs of survivors and the reconstruction of the public health service network in the quake-hit area of Sichuan Province.

The project supports capacity development in Shandong through advanced training of junior faculty and capacity development in Western China through collaborative research in health financing, human resources, and MCH service delivery.

This project will examine existing policy, analyze the problems, and explore a suitable community health service model for economically underdeveloped areas of Northwest China.

This project will assess the effectiveness of China’s health reform initiatives and help develop policy recommendations for improving equity of health financing in guaranteeing basic health care in urban China.

This project proposes to address the Chinese government’s concerns about medical services cost control in a market economy.

The program aims to strengthen teaching and nursing administration in the region through the development and application of a new curricular framework based on health promotion and evidence-based nursing and health care.

The project aims to establish practice bases in community and hospital settings for the training of 195 community nurses in Northeast China over the coming three years.

This five-year supplement is aimed at strengthening China’s organ donation-transplantation system that suits the special aspects of Chinese culture, social structure and international standards, focuses on voluntary donations based on cardiac-brain death, and moves away from organ harvesting from prisoners.

This three-year project will develop a demonstration training model in three ethnic minority counties Shi Lin, Meng Lian, and Long Chuan.

The goal of this project is to improve the project management capacity of CMB liaison officers and coordinators of grantee universities and colleges through two training workshops.