Vaccine Procurement and Delivery: Experience from Developed Countries

An Assistant Professor in the Operations Management area at the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. His research focuses on socially responsible and sustainable operations emphasizing underserved populations. More specifically, his existing and ongoing work spans three interrelated areas: 1) nonprofit and public sector operations, 2) health and humanitarian supply chains, and 3) smallholder agricultural supply chains.

Zhangyang Pan has more than 10 years of working experience in journalism and corporate communications. She began her career as a journalist and editor in the United Kingdom before transitioning to the healthcare industry as a communication and public affairs professional, serving Becton Dickinson Medical Devices and Bayer China successively. She holds a master’s degree in journalism and is currently a year-one student at Duke Kunshan University in the MSc in Global Health program.

Yewei Xie is a Ph.D. student at the National University of Singapore Medical School. His primary research interests include health economic evaluation, infectious disease prevention and control. He is mainly involved in research on health policy, epidemiology of infectious diseases, and interventions to promote healthy behavior.

A third-year student at Georgetown University who was born and raised in Durham, North Carolina. She is majoring in Business and Global Affairs, minoring in French, and has a special interest in global health and pharmaceuticals.

Currently an undergraduate student at  Duke Kunshan University. My research focuses on the development of pharmaceutical enterprises, population aging and gender studies.

Researcher, Director of Social Security and Health Care Research Office, Department of Social and Cultural Development Research, Development Research Center of the State Council.

Her main research areas are health policy and elderly service policy. In the past five years, she has been the principal facilitator for over 20 international and domestic cooperative research projects and served as the main coordinator of many research projects. Her research areas include the Healthy China Strategy, multi-level medical security system, improvement of the hierarchical medical treatment, the drug policy reform, financing and remuneration of public hospitals, major infectious diseases prevention and control, evidence-based strategies for population aging, elderly service system and personnel training, long-term care insurance, and integrated medical and elderly care.