Yu Wei

1978.02-1982.01  Donghua University  Bachelor in Electric automation

1986.09-1988.05  Clemson University  Master in Economics

1988.09-1992.05  Clemson University  PhD in Economics

1994.09-1996.08  Boston University  Post-doctor in Economics

1982.01-1986.08  Tianjin Polytechnic University  Lecturer in Electric automation department

1992.06-1994.08  Clemson University  Assistant Professor

1996.09-2000.05  Boston University Medical School  Assistant Professor

2000.06-2006.10  Stanford University Health Policy Center  Researcher

2000.06-2006.10  American Veteran Healthcare System Health Economics Center  Researcher

2007.07-2008.10  Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Advanced Research Institute  Deputy Dean

2007.01-2012.12  Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Health Policy and Management Research Center  Dean

2009.07-2013.02  Shanghai University of Finance and Economics School of Public Economics and Administration  Executive Deputy Dean

2013.03-2016.07  Shanghai University of Finance and Economics School of Public Economics and Administration  Dean

2006.11-Present  Shanghai University of Finance and Economics School of Public Economics and Administration  Professor

1.Construction of An Elderly Care Service System in China and Demand Forecasts -Impact of Population Aging and Demographic Structure of the One-Child Family. Population Journal. 2012, (4).
2. Theoretical Basis, Dilemmas and Breakthroughs of a Comprehensive Reform of County-Level Hospitals-Taking Shaanxi Zichang Health Care Reform for Example. China Health Policy Research. Volume 5, Issue 4, 2012, pp. 16- 20.
3. Yu Wei. Hippocratic Oath, Social Responsibility and the Interests of Patients (Being published). China Health Talents, Issue 3, 2012, p. 53.
4. Yu Wei. Four Core Issues in the Reform of Public Hospitals. China Health. Issue 1, 2012, p. 79.
5. Yu Wei. Government’s Loss of Control and Policies Disorder. China Health. Issue 10, 2011, p.49. 
6. Yu Wei. Public Hospital Reform: Social Welfare, Financial Compensation and Governance Model.  China Health Policy Research, 2011,4 (7), pp. 25-27.
7. Li Hua, Yu Wei. Progress and Difficulties in the Reform of the Public Hospital Management System and Operation Mechanism in China. 2011, 4 (7), pp 28-30.
8. Yu Wei. Reflections on the Development Orientation of Public Hospitals. China Health. Issue 4, 2011, p. 28.
9. Yu Wei. Three Fundamental Issues to be Addressed in Public Hospital Reform. China Health. Issue 2, 2011, p. 24.
10. Li H. and Yu W. “Enhancing Community System in China’s Recent Health Reform: An Effort to Improve Equity in Essential Health Care” Health Policy, 2011(2): 167-173.
11. Yu Wei. Analysis of the Zichang Health Care Reform Model. China Health. Issue 12, 2010, pp. 14- 15.
12. Yu Wei. Effective Integration of Public Health and Medical Services. China Health. 2010 (2), pp. 18 -19.
13. Yu Wei. Reform Promotion Requiring a Breaking Point. China Health 2010 (1) p.5
14. Yu Wei. Comment on the Analysis of Current Total Health Cost in Shanghai. China Health Policy Research. Volume 3, Issue 1 (January), 2010, p. 9.
15. Yu Wei. Effective Integration of Public Health and Medical Services. China Health. 2010 (2) p.18.
16. YU Wei. New Ideas on Improving the Fairness of Medical Services. China Health 2010 (1), p. 12.
17. Yu Wei, Li Hua. Seeking a Balance between Fairness and Efficiency: 60 Years’ Development of the Medical and Health Services in China. Social Science Report. Issue 1189 (November 12), 2009.
18. Yu W. “Initiation of comparing effective of medical treatments in the United States.” China Health, No. 11, 2009.
19. Yu W.. “Suggestions about the Hospital Evaluation Standard”China Health No. 9, 2009. 
20. Yu W. “Health System Reform and Development of Society”, China Health, 2009 (9). 
21. Yu W. “Equity of health service and regional economic development”, China Health Policy Research, No.2(6), 2009. pp.1-7.
22. Yu W. “Difference in regional economy affects access of medical care for people with catastrophic condition: Proposing a national protection plan for severe medical conditions.” China Health No. 11. pp24-25.

23. Yu Wei. A Suggestion of Developing A major Disease Citizen Security Program Against the Background of the Restriction of Regional Economic Differences. China Health. Issue 11, 2008, pp. 24- 25.
24. VR. Joyce, PG. Barnett, AM. Bayoumi, SC. Griffin, TC. Kyriakides, W Yu, V Sundaram, M Holodniy, ST. Brown, W Cameron, M Youle, M Sculpher, AH. Anis, and DK. Owens, “Health-Related Quality of Life in a Randomized Trial of Antiretroviral Therapy for Advanced HIV Disease” JAIDS 1 January 2009, Volume 50, Issue 1, pp 27-36.
25. Bruce Montgomery, Philip Lavori, Mark Garzotto, Kelvin Lee, Mary Brophy, Surai Thaneemit-Chen, William Kelly, Joseph Basler, Robert Ringer, Wei Yu, Alice Whittemore, and Daniel W. Lin. “Veterans Affairs Cooperative Studies Program Study 553: Chemotherapy After Prostatectomy, a Phase III Randomized Study of Prostatectomy Versus Prostatectomy with Adjuvant Docetaxel for Patients with High-Risk, Localized Prostate Cancer” Urology 2008 September Vol. 72 (3), pp 474-480.
26. Yu W. B. Smith, S. Kim, A Chow, F. Weaver. “Healthcare Costs and Major Medical Conditions Near End of Life for Veterans with Spinal Cord Injury and Disease” Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development。2008 No.6 pp831-840. 
27. Yu W. Debates on market or government leadership: Privatization of American elderly health insurance, China Health, No. 10, 2008. pp80-81.
28. Yu W. Application and development of hospital cost management. China Health No. 3 2008, pp52-54.
29. Frayne SM, Yano EM, Nguyen VQ, Yu W., Ananth L, Chiu VY, Phibbs CS. Gender disparities in Veterans Health Administration Care: Importance of accounting for veteran status. Medical Care May 2008，Vol.46(5) pp549-553.
30. Susan M. Frayne, Yu W. Elizabeth M. Yano, Lakshmi Ananth, Samina Iqbal, Ann Thrailkill, Ciaran S. Phibbs Gender and Use of Care: Planning for Tomorrow's Veterans Health Administration. Journal of Women's Health Oct 2007, Vol. 16, No. 8: 1188-1199.

Guest researcher of the Health Policy Center of Stanford University

Member of the Hospital Management Specialist Committee of Shanghai Branch of the Chinese Medical Association;

Member of the Editorial Committee of China Health Magazine;

Member of the World Health Economic Association;

Advisor of the Center for Public Economics of Peking University.