Lufa Zhang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3935649 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lufa Zhang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lufa |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhang |
| SIGNATURE | ZHANG L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Reshaping the hierarchical medical system for rare diseases: A two-tier structure and one-stop referral network
Scale of employees’ initiative for proactive health: Development and validity testing
The scale demonstrated reasonable and reliable measurement of EIPH among Chinese participants
Telehealth, medical decisions and new health inequality in China
Telehealth is still underutilized in China's actual healthcare services, and use of telehealth is more likely to be seen among younger, higher-income, and well-educated groups. The use of telehealth may lead residents to skip primary health care more easily and occupy secondary and tertiary health care inappropriately. It maybe impacts China's hierarchical medical system, and further leading to new potential health inequalities due to the "digita…
How environmental perception influence depression and anxiety: The mediating role of social interaction
Individuals with poorer environmental perceptions were more likely to experience symptoms of depression and anxiety than individuals with better environmental perceptions in the YRDC. This relationship is partly moderated by social interactions
Why do rural residents in China withdraw from the health insurance system? —A qualitative study based on Y County in S Province, China
The decision of rural residents in China to withdraw from the medical insurance system is influenced not only by economic factors but also by the system's design and various aspects of rural governance. Moving forward, the Chinese government should optimize the medical insurance system's design, implement more flexible mobilization and persuasion strategies, and prioritize the identification and regulation of misleading information
The price of mobility: How migration shapes health outcomes in China
Measuring the inequalities in healthcare resource in facility and workforce: A longitudinal study in China
Objective: The study aimed to measure time trends of inequalities of the geographical distribution of health facilities and workforce in Shanghai from 2010 to 2016 and used a spatial autocorrelation analysis method to precisely detect the priority areas for optimizing health resource reallocation in metropolises like Shanghai in developing countries. Methods: The study used secondary data from the Shanghai Health Statistical Yearbook and the Shan…
Revisiting global health education: The engagement of medical students
In the midst of several global public health crises this century, the lack of health literacy has greatly hindered the implementation of public health policies. Prior research has demonstrated positive correlations between health literacy, health engagement, and health [1]. Effective health information dissemination can proactively guide the public to practice health behaviours and ultimately contribute [...]
Community Environment Co-Production and Environmental Satisfaction of Older Urban Residents in Shanghai, China
Community environment co-production was positively associated with environmental satisfaction among older urban residents in Shanghai. Environmental co-production should be encouraged when developing age-friendly communities for the elderly
Scarcity Value Assessment of Ecosystem Services Based on Changes in Supply and Demand: A Case Study of the Yangtze River Delta City Cluster, China
Rapid urbanization and economic development have resulted in a mismatch between the supply and demand of ecosystem services. The theoretical value of ecosystem services (ESTV) is not suitable for determining ecosystem service compensation, posing challenges for integrated regional ecological development. A scarcity value model was used to analyze the influence of changes in supply and demand on the scarcity value of ecosystem services (ESSV) in t…
The spatiotemporal impact of urban elderly care facilities on residential value and the resulting governance implications
Does the Direct Settlement Policy of Trans-Provincial Outpatient Expenses Aggravate the Siphoning Effect? An Empirical Study on Yangtze River Delta, China
To solve the problem of reimbursing trans-regional medical expenses, using only cross-regional manual reimbursement but not direct medical insurance card settlement, China implemented a pilot policy of direct settlement of trans-provincial outpatient expenses (DSTOE) in the Yangtze River Delta region. Due to the differences in inter-regional medical development, patients often migrate from areas with low-level medical resources to the high-level …
Spatial Accessibility to Healthcare Services in Metropolitan Suburbs: The Case of Qingpu, Shanghai
Spatial accessibility is an important factor for planning healthcare services to maintain a quality life for the metropolitan area. The metropolitan suburb is a special area for its location and rapidly changing population during urbanization. Taking Qingpu district, a suburb of Shanghai as a case, this study evaluated the spatial accessibility to healthcare services of 203 villages and neighborhoods based on the Two-Step Floating Catchment Area …
Problem behavior patterns of victims of school bullying in rural China: The role of intrapersonal and interpersonal resources
Problem behavior patterns of victims of school bullying in rural China: The role of intrapersonal and interpersonal resources
Spatial Accessibility to Healthcare Services in Metropolitan Suburbs: The Case of Qingpu, Shanghai
Spatial accessibility is an important factor for planning healthcare services to maintain a quality life for the metropolitan area. The metropolitan suburb is a special area for its location and rapidly changing population during urbanization. Taking Qingpu district, a suburb of Shanghai as a case, this study evaluated the spatial accessibility to healthcare services of 203 villages and neighborhoods based on the Two-Step Floating Catchment Area …
Does the Direct Settlement Policy of Trans-Provincial Outpatient Expenses Aggravate the Siphoning Effect? An Empirical Study on Yangtze River Delta, China
To solve the problem of reimbursing trans-regional medical expenses, using only cross-regional manual reimbursement but not direct medical insurance card settlement, China implemented a pilot policy of direct settlement of trans-provincial outpatient expenses (DSTOE) in the Yangtze River Delta region. Due to the differences in inter-regional medical development, patients often migrate from areas with low-level medical resources to the high-level …
Scarcity Value Assessment of Ecosystem Services Based on Changes in Supply and Demand: A Case Study of the Yangtze River Delta City Cluster, China
Rapid urbanization and economic development have resulted in a mismatch between the supply and demand of ecosystem services. The theoretical value of ecosystem services (ESTV) is not suitable for determining ecosystem service compensation, posing challenges for integrated regional ecological development. A scarcity value model was used to analyze the influence of changes in supply and demand on the scarcity value of ecosystem services (ESSV) in t…
The spatiotemporal impact of urban elderly care facilities on residential value and the resulting governance implications
Measuring the inequalities in healthcare resource in facility and workforce: A longitudinal study in China
Objective: The study aimed to measure time trends of inequalities of the geographical distribution of health facilities and workforce in Shanghai from 2010 to 2016 and used a spatial autocorrelation analysis method to precisely detect the priority areas for optimizing health resource reallocation in metropolises like Shanghai in developing countries. Methods: The study used secondary data from the Shanghai Health Statistical Yearbook and the Shan…
Revisiting global health education: The engagement of medical students
In the midst of several global public health crises this century, the lack of health literacy has greatly hindered the implementation of public health policies. Prior research has demonstrated positive correlations between health literacy, health engagement, and health [1]. Effective health information dissemination can proactively guide the public to practice health behaviours and ultimately contribute [...]
Community Environment Co-Production and Environmental Satisfaction of Older Urban Residents in Shanghai, China
Community environment co-production was positively associated with environmental satisfaction among older urban residents in Shanghai. Environmental co-production should be encouraged when developing age-friendly communities for the elderly
Reshaping the hierarchical medical system for rare diseases: A two-tier structure and one-stop referral network
Scale of employees’ initiative for proactive health: Development and validity testing
The scale demonstrated reasonable and reliable measurement of EIPH among Chinese participants
Telehealth, medical decisions and new health inequality in China
Telehealth is still underutilized in China's actual healthcare services, and use of telehealth is more likely to be seen among younger, higher-income, and well-educated groups. The use of telehealth may lead residents to skip primary health care more easily and occupy secondary and tertiary health care inappropriately. It maybe impacts China's hierarchical medical system, and further leading to new potential health inequalities due to the "digita…
How environmental perception influence depression and anxiety: The mediating role of social interaction
Individuals with poorer environmental perceptions were more likely to experience symptoms of depression and anxiety than individuals with better environmental perceptions in the YRDC. This relationship is partly moderated by social interactions
Why do rural residents in China withdraw from the health insurance system? —A qualitative study based on Y County in S Province, China
The decision of rural residents in China to withdraw from the medical insurance system is influenced not only by economic factors but also by the system's design and various aspects of rural governance. Moving forward, the Chinese government should optimize the medical insurance system's design, implement more flexible mobilization and persuasion strategies, and prioritize the identification and regulation of misleading information
The price of mobility: How migration shapes health outcomes in China
Medicine (10 works) · Economic growth (7 works) · China (6 works) · Environmental health (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Healthcare Systems and Reforms (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Health care (4 works)