Lei Haichao, male, Han nationality, born in April 1968, Shandong Dezhou, joined the Party in March 1996, joined the workforce in July 1991, Shanghai Medical University, graduated from the postgraduate program of social medicine and health care management, doctor of medicine, deputy director of the physician. He is also a professor and supervisor of the master's degree program in health management at Capital Medical University and Shandong University.
Currently Secretary of the Party Committee and Director of the Beijing Municipal Health Commission, and Secretary of the Party Committee of the Municipal Medical Bureau.
Chinese name: Lei Haichao
Date of birth: 1968
Occupation: Physician
Graduate school: Shanghai Medical University
Representative works: Research on the Management and Development of Modern Hospitals, Medical Equipment Management in China
Origin: Dezhou, Shandong Province
Personal biography
He was a physician of Dezhou People's Hospital in Shandong Province, deputy director, physician-in-charge and deputy chief physician of the Institute of Social Medicine and Health Economics of the Beijing Center for Disease Control and Prevention, deputy director and director of the Second Division of Policy Research of the Department of Health Policies and Regulations of the Ministry of Health, and a member of the Party Committee and deputy director of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Health.
January 2014 - May 2017, he was a member of the Party Committee and Deputy Director of the Beijing Municipal Health and Family Planning Commission.
May 2017 - Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Director of the Beijing Municipal Commission of Health and Family Planning.
November 2018 - Director of the Beijing Municipal Commission of Health.
Member of the 12th Beijing Municipal Committee.
Appointment and Removal Information
In March 2018, at the second meeting of the Standing Committee of the Beijing Municipal People's Congress of the 15th session, it was decided to appoint Lei Haichao as the director of the Municipal Health and Family Planning Commission.
On November 23, 2018, the ninth meeting of the Standing Committee of the Beijing Municipal People's Congress of the 15th session voted to appoint Lei Haichao as the director of the Beijing Municipal Health and Health Commission.
Major part-time jobs
He is also a member of the Scientific Steering Committee of the World Health Organization's Health Manpower Policy Research, a consultant for the World Bank's China Utility Reform, and a consultant for the World Bank's China Public*** Health and Rural Health Reform Study. He also serves as a member of the China Health Insurance Research Society, and an executive director of the Beijing Health Economics Society, among other academic positions. He is a member of the Asia Pacific Health Economics Network (APHEN) and the International Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (AHPSR), and was selected as one of the Beijing Municipal Rising Stars of Science and Technology in 2000, and as one of the Beijing Municipal "Ten Hundred Thousand" Health Talent Cultivation Project in 2001. He has published more than 120 papers in academic journals in the past 10 years, and has won three provincial scientific and technological progress awards. It has presided over and completed more than 20 research projects of the World Health Organization, Natural Science Foundation, National Development and Reform Commission, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Health and Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Commission, and established the first research institute of health policy and management among the national public health institutions in 2000, which had a positive impact on the whole country and was reported by a number of media, and it has been developed into one of the most important support units of national and Beijing Municipality for the development and decision-making of health. One of them.
Serving as an editorial board member of Chinese Journal of Hospital Management and China Health Quality Management, an editorial board member of Capital Preventive Medicine, an editorial board member of China Hospital Purchasing Guide, and a member of the Policy Research Advisory Committee of China Health Insurance Research, he has also served as an editorial board member of China Hospital Purchasing Guide, and a member of the Policy Research Advisory Committee of China Health Insurance Research, among others.
Participated in the preparation of books and teaching materials such as Modern Hospital Management and Development Research, China Medical Equipment Management, and Health Care Management.
Hosted more than ten national and municipal continuing education programs and trained thousands of trainees.
He undertakes teaching duties for undergraduates and postgraduates of Capital Medical University, Peking University and other colleges and universities, and teaches courses such as health economics as well as lectures on management topics. His research interests include health reform and development policy, health resource allocation theory and methodology, pharmacoeconomics and health insurance, socio-economic analysis of disease prevention and control, and hospital management and reform.
Academic Achievements
Conducted research on socio-economic evaluation of chronic diseases and optimal allocation of health resources earlier in China, and was the first to introduce the ARIMA model and the neural network model (ANN) into the research of health policy and management, and systematically researched the short-, medium-, and long-term trends of China's total health costs. It was the first time in China to systematically study the demand, supply and allocation of large medical equipment, and put forward a complete framework and model for measuring the allocation of large medical equipment. For the first time in China, the quantitative analysis method was used to study the issues of induced demand and moralhazard in health services, and the international common method was revised and improved. A new model for evaluating the fairness of resource allocation was constructed, which enriched and developed the international research methods on fairness. Introduced the Probit model into the field of health policy research for the first time in China. He was the first in China to propose the access requirements and quantitative model for the allocation of large-scale medical equipment to medical institutions, conducted modeling research on the factors related to the allocation of large-scale medical equipment, and completed the revision of the national measures for the management of large-scale medical equipment. He has presided over the completion of the study on the allocation standards for health resources in Beijing and the national planning for large-scale medical equipment. Some of the research results have been transformed into governmental decisions at all levels, and the research results have been reported and publicized by Xinhua News Agency, CCTV, Health News and other news media.
Academic Positions
Member of Asia-Pacific Health Economics Network (APHEN), 2000-
Member of International Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (IAHPSR), 2001-
Executive Director and Deputy Secretary General of China Medical Equipment Association (CMEA), 2001-2005
Advisor of Beijing Red Cross Health Promotion Committee. 2001-
Director of China Health Insurance Research Association, 2002-
Editorial Board Member of Capital Preventive Medicine Journal, 2002-
Executive Director of Beijing Hospital Association, 2003-
Editorial Board Member of China Hospital Purchasing Guide, 2003-
Editorial Board Member of China Journal of Quality Management in Health, 2004-
Member, Policy Advisory Expert Committee, China Health Insurance Research Journal, 2004-
Member, Scientific Steering Committee on Health Manpower Policy, World Health Organization (WHO), 2004-
Consultant, Economic Management Committee, Beijing Hospital Association, 2004-
Member, Health Expert Steering Committee, Haidian District Committee and People's Government of Beijing City, 2004-
Member, Health Expert Steering Committee, 2004-
Member, Beijing Health Quality Management Committee, 2004-
Executive Member of Youth Federation of Beijing Public *** Health Work Committee, 2004-
Consultant of World Bank China Institution Reform Study, 2004
Consultant of World Bank China Public *** Health and Rural Health Reform Study, 2004-
Director of Beijing Preventive Medical Association. 2004-
Editorial Board Member of China Medical Equipment Journal, 2004-
Executive Editorial Board Member of Chinese Journal of Hospital Management, 2004-
Awards
1998 Fourth Prize of Scientific and Technological Advancement of the People's Liberation Army, "Nursing and Patient Factors Influencing the Average Hospitalization Day and Management Countermeasures", Second Completer
1998 Shandong Provincial Education Committee Scientific and Technological Progress Applied Achievement Third Prize "Research on Urban Health Resource Allocation Adapting to Disease Pattern Transformation"
1999 People's Liberation Army Scientific and Technological Progress Fourth Prize "Research on Psychological Characteristics and Nursing Care Strategies for Knowledge-Based Elderly Patients", Second Completion Person
1999 Beijing Municipal Youth Outstanding Medical Science and Technology Thesis Prize "Forecasting Research on the Ratio of China's Total Health Costs to the Gross Domestic Product
2000 The First China Health Resources Magazine "Shenwei Cup" Outstanding Paper Award, "Research on Evaluation Methods of Equity in Geographical Distribution of Large Medical Equipment"
2000 Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Rising Star
2001 Beijing Municipal Health Talent Project, Second Completer
2001 Beijing "Ten Hundred Thousand Health Talent Project"
2001 China Medical Equipment Association Tenth Outstanding Paper Award "Analysis of Technical Efficiency of Large Medical Equipment in China"
2002 China Health Resources Annual Outstanding Paper Award "Methodological Review of Formulating Health Resource Allocation Standards"
2003 China Health Economics Association Outstanding Workers
2003 Good Achievement of China Health Economics Association: Research on the Separation of Ownership and Operation of Urban Public Hospitals
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