Ying Bian
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6886906 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Ying Bian |
| PRENOMES | Ying |
| SOBRENOME | Bian |
| ASSINATURA | BIAN Y |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Macau |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1716-2925 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Creative Engagement Beyond the Classroom
Residential college (RC) activities represent a creative form of engagement beyond formal classroom teaching, integrating experiential, social, and community-based learning. China is promoting holistic education through the RC activities. Student motivation directly influences their engagement in practice-based learning. Yet, the motivation profile of Chinese students’ participation in RC activities remains largely unexplored. To address this gap…
Mapping Tourists' Wellness Tourism Priorities
The surging popularity of wellness tourism, driven by the pursuit of health and well‐being through psychological, physical, or spiritual activities, has become increasingly evident globally. The research aims to (1) map the heterogeneous preference structures within wellness tourism entities, (2) determine key drivers of tourists' wellness entity choice and (3) provide actionable insights for industry stakeholders. This study employs a latent cla…
How efficient are specialized public health services in China? A data envelopment analysis and geographically weighted regression approach
Background: The Chinese public health system is grappling with escalating demands, which stemmed from the challenges of preventing chronic and infectious diseases, as well as the aging population. Meanwhile, in the context of restricted public health resources, how to efficiently utilize these resources becomes a paramount concern. Objective: This study aimed to evaluate the technical efficiency of specialized public health facilities, the major …
Why Has China’s Fertility Rate Plummeted in the Past Decade? An Investigation of Fertility Intentions and Influencing Factors Among Single, Unmarried Women of Childbearing Age in China
Background/Objectives: Currently, the type of population reproduction in China has changed to “low birth, low death, low growth”. Additionally, as the number of single people has increased and the number of women of childbearing age has decreased, the growth of the total population was bound to show a negative trend. Therefore, this study aimed to understand what factors influence fertility intentions from the perspective of single, unmarried wom…
Older adults ‘s hospitalizational costs and burden study in China——analysis from CHARLS data 2018
Objective: The aging Chinese population is driving up health care costs, with hospitalizational accounting for a large portion of total health care costs. By 2012, hospitalization costs for people over 60 years of age exceeded outpatient costs, marking a change in the allocation of medical resources. Further research is needed on the factors influencing changes in hospitalizational costs and burden. This paper examines the costs and burden of hos…
Effectiveness of hierarchical medical system and economic growth
Background The hierarchical medical system is an important measure to promote equitable healthcare and sustain economic development. As the population’s consumption level rises, the demand for healthcare services also increases. Based on urban and rural perspectives in China, this study aims to investigate the effectiveness of the hierarchical medical system and its relationship with economic development in China. Materials and methods The study …
The influence of middle-aged and older adults’ social capital and education on physical function
Background: Population aging is a major global trend with significant social, economic, and health implications. In China, the increasing aging population presents challenges, including increased chronic diseases and disabilities. Social capital has emerged as vital in determining health outcomes for middle-aged and older adults. This study seeks to examine the impact of social capital and educational attainment on physical functioning in middle-…
Finding flaws in the spatial distribution of health workforce and its influential factors
Background: The maldistributions of the health workforce showed great inconsistency when singly measured by population quantity or geographic area in China. Meanwhile, earlier studies mainly employed traditional econometric approaches to investigate determinants for the health workforce, which ignored spillover effects of influential factors on neighboring regions. Therefore, we aimed to analyze health workforce allocation in China from demograph…
The Influence of Parents on Medication Adherence of Their Children in China
Objective: To explore the influence of parents on the medication adherence of their children. Study Design: A cross-sectional online investigation. Methods: A questionnaire with 41 questions was designed based on the health belief model (HBM) distributed and collected online in 28 cities around China through multi-stage stratified sampling. The reliability of the questionnaire was assessed with Cronbach's α coefficient and split-half reliability,…
How working-age population education and health of older people shape the burden of population aging
Macau, Hong Kong and Singapore are all facing increasing population aging. Those aged 65 and over make up the old-age population. The working-age population refers to the population aged 15 to 64. Conventionally, the burden of population aging is measured by the Old-Age Dependency Ratio, which is the ratio of the old-age population to the working-age population. As life expectancy rises, depending exclusively on age to calculate the burden of agi…
Health status of children left behind in rural areas of Sichuan Province of China
BACKGROUND: In recent decades, many workers from rural areas in China migrated to urban cities in search of a better livelihood. Due to the household registration policy and other financial barriers, more than 40 million of children were left behind in their rural home by their migrated parents in 2015. In this cross-sectional study, we aimed to investigate the influence of being left behind on these children's physical and mental health. METHODS…
Gap analysis on hospitalized health service utilization in floating population covered by different medical insurances
Medical insurance type affects the hospitalization health service utilization of floating population, including Should be hospitalized but not and Reimbursement of in-hospital medical cost
Awareness of HIV/Aids and its routes of transmission as well as access to health knowledge among rural residents in Western China
The HIV awareness rate indicated that previous HIV health education covered 80% of the rural population in western China. Mass media should take greater responsibility in HIV health education for the general population, and special attention should be paid to the elderly, the most impoverished population, minority community as well as the mother-to-child transmission route
Comparison of risks for adverse drug reactions between traditional Chinese medicines and western medicines
Background: This study aimed to compare the risks for adverse drug reactions (ADRs) between traditional Chinese medicines (TCMs) and Western medicines (WMs).Materials and Methods: A comprehensive review of ADR cases reported in the Chinese-language literatures from January 2006 to December 2011 was conducted to identify the frequency, severity and hazard of ADRs associated with TCMs and WMs. Sort ratio (SR) was employed to compare the ranking of …
Comparison of Risks for Adverse Drug Reactions Between Traditional Chinese Medicines and Western Medicines
Background: This study aimed to compare the risks for adverse drug reactions (ADRs) between traditional Chinese medicines (TCMs) and Western medicines (WMs). Materials and Methods: A comprehensive review of ADR cases reported in the Chinese-language literatures from January 2006 to December 2011 was conducted to identify the frequency, severity and hazard of ADRs associated with TCMs and WMs. Sort ratio (SR) was employed to compare the ranking of…
Gender differences in the use of health care in China
Gender differences in the use of health care do occur in China. Despite of demographic factors, the differences between female and male can be in part explained by social power relations. China should increase attention to gender and equity in health
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Gender differences in the use of health care in China
Gender differences in the use of health care do occur in China. Despite of demographic factors, the differences between female and male can be in part explained by social power relations. China should increase attention to gender and equity in health
Comparison of risks for adverse drug reactions between traditional Chinese medicines and western medicines
Background: This study aimed to compare the risks for adverse drug reactions (ADRs) between traditional Chinese medicines (TCMs) and Western medicines (WMs).Materials and Methods: A comprehensive review of ADR cases reported in the Chinese-language literatures from January 2006 to December 2011 was conducted to identify the frequency, severity and hazard of ADRs associated with TCMs and WMs. Sort ratio (SR) was employed to compare the ranking of …
Comparison of Risks for Adverse Drug Reactions Between Traditional Chinese Medicines and Western Medicines
Background: This study aimed to compare the risks for adverse drug reactions (ADRs) between traditional Chinese medicines (TCMs) and Western medicines (WMs). Materials and Methods: A comprehensive review of ADR cases reported in the Chinese-language literatures from January 2006 to December 2011 was conducted to identify the frequency, severity and hazard of ADRs associated with TCMs and WMs. Sort ratio (SR) was employed to compare the ranking of…
Health status of children left behind in rural areas of Sichuan Province of China
BACKGROUND: In recent decades, many workers from rural areas in China migrated to urban cities in search of a better livelihood. Due to the household registration policy and other financial barriers, more than 40 million of children were left behind in their rural home by their migrated parents in 2015. In this cross-sectional study, we aimed to investigate the influence of being left behind on these children's physical and mental health. METHODS…
Gap analysis on hospitalized health service utilization in floating population covered by different medical insurances
Medical insurance type affects the hospitalization health service utilization of floating population, including Should be hospitalized but not and Reimbursement of in-hospital medical cost
Awareness of HIV/Aids and its routes of transmission as well as access to health knowledge among rural residents in Western China
The HIV awareness rate indicated that previous HIV health education covered 80% of the rural population in western China. Mass media should take greater responsibility in HIV health education for the general population, and special attention should be paid to the elderly, the most impoverished population, minority community as well as the mother-to-child transmission route
Finding flaws in the spatial distribution of health workforce and its influential factors
Background: The maldistributions of the health workforce showed great inconsistency when singly measured by population quantity or geographic area in China. Meanwhile, earlier studies mainly employed traditional econometric approaches to investigate determinants for the health workforce, which ignored spillover effects of influential factors on neighboring regions. Therefore, we aimed to analyze health workforce allocation in China from demograph…
The Influence of Parents on Medication Adherence of Their Children in China
Objective: To explore the influence of parents on the medication adherence of their children. Study Design: A cross-sectional online investigation. Methods: A questionnaire with 41 questions was designed based on the health belief model (HBM) distributed and collected online in 28 cities around China through multi-stage stratified sampling. The reliability of the questionnaire was assessed with Cronbach's α coefficient and split-half reliability,…
How working-age population education and health of older people shape the burden of population aging
Macau, Hong Kong and Singapore are all facing increasing population aging. Those aged 65 and over make up the old-age population. The working-age population refers to the population aged 15 to 64. Conventionally, the burden of population aging is measured by the Old-Age Dependency Ratio, which is the ratio of the old-age population to the working-age population. As life expectancy rises, depending exclusively on age to calculate the burden of agi…
Older adults ‘s hospitalizational costs and burden study in China——analysis from CHARLS data 2018
Objective: The aging Chinese population is driving up health care costs, with hospitalizational accounting for a large portion of total health care costs. By 2012, hospitalization costs for people over 60 years of age exceeded outpatient costs, marking a change in the allocation of medical resources. Further research is needed on the factors influencing changes in hospitalizational costs and burden. This paper examines the costs and burden of hos…
Effectiveness of hierarchical medical system and economic growth
Background The hierarchical medical system is an important measure to promote equitable healthcare and sustain economic development. As the population’s consumption level rises, the demand for healthcare services also increases. Based on urban and rural perspectives in China, this study aims to investigate the effectiveness of the hierarchical medical system and its relationship with economic development in China. Materials and methods The study …
The influence of middle-aged and older adults’ social capital and education on physical function
Background: Population aging is a major global trend with significant social, economic, and health implications. In China, the increasing aging population presents challenges, including increased chronic diseases and disabilities. Social capital has emerged as vital in determining health outcomes for middle-aged and older adults. This study seeks to examine the impact of social capital and educational attainment on physical functioning in middle-…
How efficient are specialized public health services in China? A data envelopment analysis and geographically weighted regression approach
Background: The Chinese public health system is grappling with escalating demands, which stemmed from the challenges of preventing chronic and infectious diseases, as well as the aging population. Meanwhile, in the context of restricted public health resources, how to efficiently utilize these resources becomes a paramount concern. Objective: This study aimed to evaluate the technical efficiency of specialized public health facilities, the major …
Why Has China’s Fertility Rate Plummeted in the Past Decade? An Investigation of Fertility Intentions and Influencing Factors Among Single, Unmarried Women of Childbearing Age in China
Background/Objectives: Currently, the type of population reproduction in China has changed to “low birth, low death, low growth”. Additionally, as the number of single people has increased and the number of women of childbearing age has decreased, the growth of the total population was bound to show a negative trend. Therefore, this study aimed to understand what factors influence fertility intentions from the perspective of single, unmarried wom…
Creative Engagement Beyond the Classroom
Residential college (RC) activities represent a creative form of engagement beyond formal classroom teaching, integrating experiential, social, and community-based learning. China is promoting holistic education through the RC activities. Student motivation directly influences their engagement in practice-based learning. Yet, the motivation profile of Chinese students’ participation in RC activities remains largely unexplored. To address this gap…
Mapping Tourists' Wellness Tourism Priorities
The surging popularity of wellness tourism, driven by the pursuit of health and well‐being through psychological, physical, or spiritual activities, has become increasingly evident globally. The research aims to (1) map the heterogeneous preference structures within wellness tourism entities, (2) determine key drivers of tourists' wellness entity choice and (3) provide actionable insights for industry stakeholders. This study employs a latent cla…
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