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Congratulations The George Institute for Global Health Xuejun Yin on successful completion of her PhD degree. Her thesis contained a mixture of quantitative and qualitative studies, to provide evidence for salt substitute as a population intervention to reduce the risk of CVDs. Amazing work done!

I'm genuinely beyond blessed and grateful for the experience of working and learning at the George Institute for Global Health.

Excellent 3 tips from Prof Jason Kovacic for better 🫀 health! One of them is to make a simple salt swap - based on The George Institute for Global Health's extensive research showing how salt substitutes reduce rates of #stroke, #heartattack & death. Bruce Neal Maoyi Tian Xuejun Yin Prof Jacqui Webster

#SSaSS found a salt substitute reduced CVD and death by 12-14% compared to regular salt. How much regular salt replaced with salt substitute can achieve such health benefits? Our new paper answered this question. Bruce Neal Maoyi Tian The George Institute for Global Health ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/HY…

Partial replacement of dietary salt with a potassium-enriched substitute conferred reduced risk for stroke, major CV events and death among Chinese adults The George Institute for Global Health Xuejun Yin #cardiotwitter healio.com/news/cardiolog…

Eating too much salt is one of the top risk factors for heart disease, stroke, and death. WHO’s first global report on sodium intake reduction shows only 5% of WHO Member States are protected by mandatory and comprehensive sodium reduction policies👉bit.ly/3l0h24K

📢A follow up study based on our landmark #SSaSS trial shows that even an incomplete replacement of regular salt with potassium-enriched salt could improve human health! Maoyi Tian Bruce Neal Xuejun Yin James Bullen Claudia Selin Batz Resolve to Save Lives Queen Mary University of London WASSH

Thanks for the editorial commentary on our recent study about the use of potassium-enriched salt in SSaSS trial. On top of reducing sodium intake, the potential effect of potassium salt substitute on population potassium intake should not be neglected.

It’s been a shame that The George Institute for Global Health PhD graduates Xuejun Yin and Pengpeng Ye couldn’t attend their graduation ceremony in person. We held a mini ceremony in Beijing wearing my UNSW gown - last time use was 12 years ago at my PhD ceremony @rebeccaivers Lisa Keay

Thrilled to be part of the upcoming 5th Asia MM Conference! 🙌 I'll be facilitating the Qualitative and Mixed Methods Workshop, and give a talk on qualitative methods in implementation science. Looking forward to engaging in discussions and knowledge exchange!

Proud to represent UNSW Medicine & Health graduates at the UNSW China Open Day. Incredible event to share my experience in TGI and meet talented students.

Our new paper on improving school-located influenza vaccination programs in Beijing was published on #ImpSciComms. We've identified barriers instructed by #CFIR framework and practical strategies for success by using CFIR-ERIC matching tool. #impsci …ntationsciencecomms.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Research is only as valuable as its reach. We've surveyed public health researchers in China to understand their dissemination practices. Discover how we're working to help critical findings reach those who need them most.

Identifying implementation strategies to address barriers of implementing a school-located influenza vaccination program in Beijing #ImpSciComms #impsci …ntationsciencecomms.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

@MMIRAassociation presents Computationally Enhanced Risk Communication: Improving Hazard Preparedness using Mixed Methods. Attend MMIRA's FREE upcoming Webinar on March 1@ 10:00 AM EST. Please register on MMIRA's website mmira.wildapricot.org in the 'Webinar Schedule' ASAP

Our latest scoping review in JMIR Public Health and Surveillance uncovers crucial insights into managing #hypertension and #diabetes - the care cascade from awareness to control. Discover the interventions & factors shaping success in healthcare.JMIR Publications 🔍 Read more: publichealth.jmir.org/2024/1/e51802/

Excited to share our latest publication on the empirical applications of WHO’s Integrated People-Centered Health Services (IPCHS) framework. Our review sheds light on its utilization and the ongoing challenges in healthcare research. ijic.org/articles/10.53…

The "Guidelines for use and promotion of Low Sodium Salt in China" has just been released. Proud to contribute to this work promoting heart health! #LowSodiumSalt onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Proud to share our latest study protocol. We’re targeting patient retention gaps in hypertension and diabetes care in rural China through #CareCascade model. Our 3-phase study involves qualitative research, intervention mapping, and a cluster RCT. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Proud to share our latest study published in The Lancet Regional Health. We used a #MixedMethods approach to map the #CareCascade for #Hypertension & #Diabetes in rural China. 📉 Major drop-offs at each stage—& deep insights into why. 🔗sciencedirect.com/science/articl…