Advisees and Thesis Titles
2026 Graduates
- Cheng-Rong Chen: Large Language Models in Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety: A Systematic Review, Meta-analysis, and Qualitative Interviews
- Shang-Hui Yang: Analyzing the Applications and Implementation Strategies of AI Applications in Taiwan’s Healthcare Institutions
- Hsuan-Hsuan Huang: Cost-Utility Analysis of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) in Insulin-Treated Adults with Type 2 Diabetes: A Taiwan Healthcare Payer Perspective
- Shu-Hui Chang: A preliminary study on the experiences of implementing the ”Inpatient Integrated Care Service pilot plan”: A case study of a Medical Center in Northern Taiwan
- Ching-Hwa Lin: Analysis of Medical Utilization Among Patients Referred to Taiwan Through the Palau Healthcare Fund
2025 Graduates
- Pin-Yu Huang: Exploring Key Success Factors of Medical Outsourcing: A Case Study of Hospital-Vendor Collaboration in Taiwan
- YU WEN HSU: A Preliminary Study of Physical Therapy Clinics’ Business Models in Taiwan: Market Status and Analysis of Representative Cases
- I-PING YANG: Exploring the Impact of Provider Alliances on the Hierarchical Referral: A Case Study of a Medical Center in Northern Taiwan
2024 Graduates
- Nai-Chu Chan: The Factors Associated with the Inclination to Use Online Doctor Consultation Amid the Covid-19 Pandemic
- Ju-Yeh Yang: Assessing Physicians’ Acceptance of a Clinical Decision Support System: A Focus on Anemia Management for Hemodialysis Patients
2023 Graduates
- 蘇靖惠: Factors Associated with Successful Downward Referral of Hospital-Based Chronic Disease Patients to Primary Care Facilities: Diabetes and Hypertension as Examples
– Taiwan Public Health Association 34th Graduate Student Thesis Award, Health Administration and Healthcare Management Group, First Place - Szu-Huei Yang: An Analysis on the Current State of Physicians’ Access to Images in NHI MediCloud System & Investigation into Related Requirements
- Ya-Hui Chang: Celebrity Endorsements and Factors Associated with Receiving a Booster Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine: an Application of Online Survey
2022 Graduates
- Yi-Wen Chang: The Association between Healthcare Providers’ Characteristics and Patients’ Choice on Intraocular Lens with Different Co-payment
– Taiwan Public Health Association 33rd Graduate Student Thesis Award, Health Administration and Healthcare Management Group, Second Place - Guan-Ling Lin: The Association between Levels of Healthcare Providers and Quality of Primary Care on three chronic diseases
- 張家芸: Predictors of Attitudes Toward Prescription Optimization Among Older Patients in Hospital and Clinic Settings
- 王玲玲: The Impact of Post-Acute Care on Subsequent Medical and Long-Term Care Costs for Stroke Patients
- Yan Yu Andy Lam: Exploring the Public Reporting of Quality in Long-Term Care Facilities: a Pilot Study
- Yi-Xiang Weng: The Effect of Traditional Chinese Medicine on Outcomes and Costs of Dementia Care
2021 Graduates
- Run Xiang: The Association between Primary Care Quality and Burden of Chronic Diseases: Comparisons of OECD Countries
- Yin-Tzu Chang: The Association between Patient Activation and Perceived Patient-centered Care
- Yi-Hsin Hsu: Association between the Use of National Health Insurance’s MediCloud System and Duplicate Medical Imaging Procedures
- Ya-Hui Chung: Explore the impact of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) on the healthcare service volume among different level of provider
- Ya-Hui Chen: The impact of COVID-19 epidemic on the utilization of non-urgent surgery and treatment
- Ya-Hsuan Wang: Associations between online ratings and quality measures of local clinics in Taiwan.
2020 Graduates
- Chin-Lin Tsai: Association between After-hours Visit on Sunday and Utilization of Emergency Visit for Loyal Patient
– Taiwan Public Health Association 31st Graduate Student Thesis Award, Health Administration and Healthcare Management Group, First Place - Ju-Chieh Lin: The Influence of Hospital Companion on Patient Experience and Self-Reported Outcome
- Yi-Chen Tsai: Attitudes and related factors of Taiwan public towards the use of public health care services by non-citizens living in Taiwan
- Jen-Hsiang Cheng: The Association between Hospital’s Level of Accreditation and Healthcare Quality- Taking Public Reporting as an Example
- Wei-Chun Lin: Impact of Physician Characteristics on the Use of Laboratory Tests and Imaging Studies of Emergency Department
2019 Graduates
- Yi-Chin Lin: The effect of the resource accessibility on the utilization of Traditional Chinese Medicine
– Taiwan Public Health Association 30th Graduate Student Thesis Award, Health Administration and Healthcare Management Group, First Place
– 2019 Taiwan Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Outstanding Poster Presentation Award - Chieh-Jen Wu: Factors Associated with Physician Prescribed Low-Value Care: The Case of Advanced Imaging Test
– Taiwan College of Healthcare Executives 2020 Journal of Healthcare Management Outstanding Article Award, Master’s/Doctoral Thesis Category, Excellent - Yi-Wen Wu: The association between physician characteristics and low-value medication use: Using antibiotics, antipsychotic, and benzodiazepine as examples
– Taiwan College of Healthcare Executives 2020 Journal of Healthcare Management Outstanding Article Award, Master’s/Doctoral Thesis Category, Honorable Mention - Sheng-Ru Lin: The Situation of and Factors Associated with the Prescription of Low-value Care Services: The Case of 6 Cardiac related treatments
- Kuan-Yu Su: The association between the proportion of acute inpatient care delivered by district hospital and the outcomes among geographical regions
2018 Graduates
- Ming-Chun Wu: The association between hospital characteristics、emergency network and length of stay in emergency room in Taiwan
2017 Graduates
- 張婷: Primary Care Quality and Avoidable Emergency Department Visits
– Taiwan Public Health Association 28th Graduate Student Thesis Award, Health Administration and Healthcare Management Group, Second Place - Yu-Ting Lin: The type of medical care institution selection of the case of seven surgeries among medical staffs and general adults
- Yi-Ying Lin: Patient Complexity and Services Provided by Primary Care Clinics in Taiwan
2016 Graduates
- Ching-Yi Chen: The Implementation of Centralization for High-risk Surgery-Estimating Potentially Avoidable outcome of cardiac procedure
– Taiwan Public Health Association 26th Graduate Student Thesis Award, Health Administration and Healthcare Management Group, First Place - Shu-Han Chan: Outcomes of Patients with Mutiple Chronic Conditions among Specialists and Different Level of Hospitals
- Nai-Yun Chang: A longitudinal study on the distribution and service volume of obstetricians, pediatricians, and general surgeons between 2003 and 2013 in Taiwan
2015 Graduates