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Qiping FanAssistant Professor of EpidemiologyOffice: 524 Edwards Phone: 864-656-3841 Email: qipingf@clemson.edu Vita: View Personal Website: https://sites.google.com/view/qipingfan/main-profile | |
Educational BackgroundDoctor in Public Health (DrPH) Public Health Sciences Master of Science (MS) Global Health Bachelor of Science (BS) Biotechnology | Courses TaughtHLTH 3800 Epidemiology
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ProfileDr. Qiping Fan is a public health researcher with expertise in maternal and child health, mental health, and digital health. She received her Doctoral Degree in Public Health (DrPH) from Texas A&M University, Master of Science (MS) Degree in Global Health from Duke University, and Bachelor's Degree in Biotechnology from Wuhan University. She led a population-based project about postpartum depression in Sri Lanka, examined maternal health service disparities using Ethiopian Demographic Health Surveys (EDHS), assessed determinants of adolescent mental health using National Survey of Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) and National Surveys on Children's Health (NSCH), researched on rural/urban and racial and ethnical disparities in acute myocardial infarction (AMI) in the US using the National Inpatient Sample (NIS), and collaborated extensively on qualitative and quantitative data-driven research such as community-based hypertension management in Nepal, Alzheimer's Disease mortality in South Carolina, and intimate partner violence issues in global contexts. She currently leads small business innovation research (SBIR) projects funded by National Institute on Aging (NIA) to work on Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered care planning tool for dementia caregiving support with a total amount of 5.2 million. She served as the National Student Meeting Co-Chair for American Public Health Association (APHA) Student Assembly, Epidemiological Consultant for Texas Department of State Health Services, and Case Investigator and Contact Tracer at the Brazos Valley COVID-19 Operation Center. She currently serves as an Associate Editor of JMIR Aging, Communication Committee Member for the Society for Epidemiologic Research (SER), and ad hoc reviewer for multiple peer-reviewed journals such as JMIR, BMC Health Service Research, and BMC Public Health. | |
Research InterestsDr. Fan's major research interests include mental health, maternal and child health, substance abuse, racial/ethnic disparities, social determinants of health outcomes and service utilization, digital health solutions for aging care provision, and machine learning applications in epidemiological studies. Research Publications*corresponding author, #mentee author
Honors and AwardsIndustry Engagement Seed Grant Award, Clemson University, 2024
LinksResearchGateGoogle Scholar The biggest financial, legal and functional challenges of caregivers of persons living with dementia Major depressive episodes rising in adolescents, especially minorities SBIR Funding from NIA |