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2025-02-17
The Asia-Pacific Observatory on Health Systems and Policies (APO) recently released a comparative country study entitled “Public-private mix for continuity of care for older persons: study of select countries in the Asia Pacific region”. Professor Alex Jingwei He, Associate Professor of the Division of Public Policy and Acting Director of the Institute for Public Policy, is a key member of the multinational interdisciplinary research consortium. In collaboration with prominent scholars in India, South Korea, and Mainland China, Professor He has been engaged in this comparative health policy research since 2021. This report is intended to draw useful lessons for health policymakers in the Asia Pacific region to strengthen the continuity of care for the elderly population through public private collaborations. Housed under the World Health Organization, the APO is a key collaborative partnership of governments in the region, international agencies, foundations, and researchers that promotes evidence-informed health system policy regionally and in all countries in the Asia Pacific region. The full report is available at https://apo.who.int/publications/i/item/public-private-mix-for-continuity-of-care-for-older-persons-study-of-select-countries-in-the-asia-pacific-region.   Booklet PDF Read more
2025-02-11
The conference will focus on exploring the evolving landscape of work in the face of technological disruptions and the necessary adaptations in social policies to address these challenges. Key topics of discussion will include enhanced labor protections in an automated environment, strategies to combat unemployment in the era of AI, and the pivotal role of human capital development in maintaining economic competitiveness. Read more
2024-06-28
Hong Kong’s Research Grants Council recently announced the results of major research grant applications of 2024/2025. Professor Kira Matus and Professor Alex Jingwei He’s research proposals are funded by the General Research Fund (GRF). Entitled “Can we regulate our way to a circular economy? A study of the relationship between extended producer responsibility regulation and sustainable innovation in the textile industry” and “Local Government Innovation under Political Recentralization in Contemporary China: A Two-Stage Sequential Study”, these two major projects represent academic excellence of IPP researchers. Read more
2023-10-17
The Stanford World’s Top 2% Most Cited Scholars ranking (2023) was released in early October 2023. Professor Alex Jingwei He, Associate Professor of PPOL and Acting Director of IPP, has been ranked 413 out of 22449 scholars worldwide in the field of Political Science and Public Administration based on 2022 single-year impact. Read more