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Yinzi Jin
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Correspondent, BMJ Global Health
Liverpool
Beats
Health , Freelancing, Triathlon, Editing , Sports, Fitness , Running, Writing
Legal, politics, investmentss, sports, criminal
Content
Access to radiotherapy in improving gastric cancer care quality and equality - Communications Medicine
By MinMin Wang, Minmin Wang, Yinzi Jin| Nature Verified AbstractQuality health services could improve patient outcomes and prognosis. Gastric cancer care was of great disparity across genders. Disparities within radiotherapy units could impact gastric cancer care, potentially exacerbating gender-based inequalities. We retrieved the disease burden data from Global Burden of Disease 2019. A quality of care index was constructed by applying principal component analysis techniques.
Health policy competencies in regional organizations: a retrospective analysis for 76 regional organizations from 1945 to 2015 - Globalization and Health
By Zongbin Wang, Zhisheng Liang, Xuejie Dong, Liqun Gao, Shuduo Zhou, Hui Yin, Yinzi Jin, Zhi-Jie Zheng| Globalization and Health Verified Based on our operational definition of regional organizations, the research objects were chosen according to three criteria: 1) consisting of at least three countries, determined by specific geographical criteria; 2) having a headquarters or secretariat; and 3) concerning more than one specific issue. Consequently, regional entities in a single field like the regional committee of the World Health Organization were omitted.
Access to radiotherapy in improving gastric cancer care quality and equality - Communications Medicine
By MinMin Wang, Minmin Wang, Yinzi Jin| Nature Verified AbstractQuality health services could improve patient outcomes and prognosis. Gastric cancer care was of great disparity across genders. Disparities within radiotherapy units could impact gastric cancer care, potentially exacerbating gender-based inequalities. We retrieved the disease burden data from Global Burden of Disease 2019. A quality of care index was constructed by applying principal component analysis techniques.
Company Info
BMJ Global Health