Chunhuei Chi, Sc.D., MPH

Chunhuei Chi, Sc.D., MPH

Professor
chunhuei.chi@oregonstate.edu

Office: 541-737-3836

Milam Hall

Milam Hall 013

2520 SW Campus Way

2520 SW Campus Way
Corvallis, OR 97331
(he/him)
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PDF icon Chunhuei Chi, Sc.D., MPH (June 2021)

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Spotlight

A guide to navigating the return to travel

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Recorded February 10, 2022.

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The U.S and Taiwan After COVID: Preparing for the Next Crisis

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace webinar

Recorded April 27, 2021.

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COVID-19 Pandemic and its Global Impact

Chunhuei Chi, Sc.D., MPH
Jeffrey Bethel, Ph.D.

Recorded March 11, 2020.

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Beyond OSU
Personal Interests: 

International health development, national health systems, public financed health care systems, communitarian equity and efficiency in health and health care, displaced population, health insurance, integrated paradigm and methodology in public health

Publications

2022

Journal Article

R. Schoon, Chi, C., and Liu, T. - C., “Quantifying public preferences for healthcare priorities in Taiwan through an integrated citizens jury and discrete choice experiment”, Social Science & Medicine, p. 115404, 2022.
C. Chi, Núñez, A., and Tuepker, A., “From sharing voices to making decisions: The case for centring community ownership in evaluation of health programme planning and management.”, Int J Health Plann Manage, 2022.
R. Schoon and Chi, C., “Integrating Citizens Juries and Discrete Choice Experiments: Methodological issues in the measurement of public values in healthcare priority setting”, Social Science & Medicine, p. 115223, 2022.

2021

Journal Article

A. Núñez and Chi, C., “Investigating public values in health care priority - Chileans´ preference for national health care.”, BMC Public Health, vol. 21, no. 1, p. 416, 2021.

2020

Journal Article

M. Fitzgerald and Chi, C., “Factors Associated with Help-Seeking among Women Affected by Intimate Partner Violence in the Occupied Palestinian Territories”, Journal of Family Violence, 2020.

2019

Journal Article

A. Núñez, Manzano, C. A., and Chi, C., “Health outcomes, utilization, and equity in Chile: an evolution from 1990 to 2015 and the effects of the last health reform.”, Public Health, vol. 178, pp. 38-48, 2019.

2018

Journal Article

C. Chi, Tuepker, A., Schoon, R., and Mondaca, A. Núñez, “Critical evaluation of international health programs: Reframing global health and evaluation.”, Int J Health Plann Manage, vol. 33, no. 2, pp. 511-523, 2018.

2017

Journal Article

A. Ali Molla and Chi, C., “Who pays for healthcare in Bangladesh? An analysis of progressivity in health systems financing.”, Int J Equity Health, vol. 16, no. 1, p. 167, 2017.

2015

Journal Article

M. Henning, Goto, A., Chi, C., and Rudd, R. E., “Community health workers as critical building blocks to strengthen health systems: a two-case study of innovative CHWs in Zambia and Japan”, Journal of Communication in Healthcare, vol. 8, no. 3, pp. 241 - 249, 2015.

2014

Journal Article

D. López-Cevallos, Chi, C., and Ortega, F., “[Equity-based considerations for transforming the Ecuadorian health system].”, Rev Salud Publica (Bogota), vol. 16, no. 3, pp. 347-59, 2014.

Pages

In the News
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OSU officials, experts weigh COVID-19 policies for fall term
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Residents of the Chinese capital rushed to stock up on food and supplies over the last two days, as dozens of new cases emerged in the city. Many fear a lockdown similar to what happened in Shanghai.
Concerns for vulnerable as Taiwan gives up on 'zero-COVID'
Pandemic reaches ‘watershed’ moment, with end of mask mandate
‘COVID zero’ regions struggle with vaccine complacency
A guide to navigating the return to travel
Coronavirus Today: Is it over yet?
COVID two years on: World still awaits answers about virus origin
Gavin Newsom proposes $2.7B in new anti-COVID spending as more Californians learn to adapt
Some Angelenos say it’s time to learn to live with COVID
How China's 'zero COVID' pursuit is stoking anger, public shaming
Some GOP leaders are scornful or silent about booster shots seen as key to fighting omicron
After early success, Taiwan struggles to exit ‘zero COVID’ policy
‘How long can you maintain it?’ Cost of Taiwan’s pursuit of Covid zero starts to show
Vaccines Are Not More Deadly Than COVID-19 in Taiwan
Will we ever go maskless again? If so, when?
Taiwan’s COVID-19 Vaccination Against Biological and Political Viruses
What an Oregon pediatric doctor wants parents to know about Covid as schools reopen
Coronavirus Today: A new school year in Delta’s shadow
OSU researcher: ‘Some evidence that the 70% is not enough’
Health professionals warn of potential summer coronavirus case spike
Biden administration rolls out new vaccine incentives
OSU health expert says he doesn't expect to see another statewide virus surge
Why are Taiwanese skeptical of Chinese vaccines?
Why is Covid-19 resurging in Taiwan and across Asia?
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Webinar: Financing Life-Course Immunization for COVID-19 Response & Beyond
Is Taiwan's COVID success story in jeopardy?
Oregon health experts mixed on whether CDC mask guidance came too soon
Oregon Is Missing a Shot to Tie Blazers Games to Vaccinations
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How long does COVID vaccine immunity last? When might we need a booster?
Wearing masks outdoors probably not necessary unless in crowds, Oregon health expert says
From Michigan to India, Covid hasn’t quit us
What Is Herd Immunity, and How Do We Get There in Oregon?
How Long Are You Immune After the COVID Vaccine?
COVID-19 sickens larger proportion of young people, Oregon and national data show
Oregon sees share of coronavirus cases rise in 10-19 age group
How Long Does The COVID-19 Vaccine Last?
How long will the coronavirus vaccines protect you? Experts weigh in.
Oregon health professor says hesitancy around vaccine still a hurdle for herd immunity
COVID Sickens Bigger Proportion Of Young People
Concerns over vaccine distribution stem from staff shortages, lack of access
With increased vaccine supply, Oregon health and virus experts worry about distribution
Getting back to ‘normal’ in Oregon means getting to COVID-19 herd immunity
Whether the Pandemic Goes Out With a Bang or a Whimper Depends on Whether Oregon Can Outrace the Virus Variants
New coronavirus variants are everywhere: Will they drag out the pandemic?
Should we be wearing two masks to guard against COVID-19?
Little cloth mask is big tool in COVID battle
Oregon health professionals cautiously optimistic for future amid pandemic
OSU professor says proof of vaccination papers 'not a new concept'
Smart tips for holiday travel during COVID-19
How Taiwan beat Covid-19
Governor Kate Brown Issues a Plea for Oregonians to Stay With Their Household. Will It Work?
'Pumping the brakes': Why health experts say Oregon's two-week pause has to work
As Oregon hits coronavirus case milestones, experts concerned ahead of rainy season
Coronavirus Today: Kids are not immune
Taiwan Has Had 7 Coronavirus Deaths. Here's How
Oregon: Feds leave, virus remains
COVID-19 unmasked: Answers to frequent virus questions
Public health professor shares COVID-19 expertise to help keep people safe
You may be carrying COVID-19 into your home on your shoes
Portland restaurants and bars can reopen Friday: Here are 5 things you need to know
Salons Are Reopening, But Is It Safe To Get A Haircut Right Now?
What you need to know about hair, nail salons: The Oregonian/OregonLive’s guide to reopening
Even as Gov. Kate Brown Reopens Oregon, a Shortage of Masks and Other Personal Protective Equipment at Hospitals Suggests a State Still in Crisis Staying home was supposed to buy time—and supplies.
So you really want to see your friends? Here’s how to assess the risk
Deschutes County health and medical metrics for reopening ready to go
Public Health Experts Praise Gov. Kate Brown’s Approach to Reopening Oregon. They Also Think It Could Be Improved.
Oregon joins Washington, California in pledge to coordinate reopening from coronavirus shutdown
Most aggressive states against the coronavirus
We can’t shelter in place forever: How the coronavirus lockdown might end
Taiwan Is Exporting Its Coronavirus Successes to the World
Coronavirus in Oregon: How to properly care for and clean homemade masks
Coronavirus could leave U.S. with a lasting imprint: Masks as normal part of life
Wearing masks in public could be next big step in fight against coronavirus
"Are there coronavirus cases in your zip code? If so, Oregon won't tell you" - KGW
"Is 2 weeks enough? Experts say Washington's 'stay-at-home' order may need to continue to slow coronavirus" - Seattle Times
"How to Self-Quarantine" – U.S. News & World Report
“Covid-19 in our region,” Jefferson Public Radio
“To wear a mask or not? Experts answer coronavirus protection questions,” Los Angeles Times
“Head outside! But remember these tips before you go,” KGW8
"SARS taught Taiwan how to contain the coronavirus outbreak" – Fortune
“Oregon dentists urged to limit care to halt spread of coronavirus,” The Lund Report
“How has Taiwan kept its coronavirus infection rate so low?” Deutsch Welle
“Why Oregon’s health resources aren’t sufficient to confront COVID-19,” Willamette Week
"Gov. Kate Brown didn’t move aggressively in the face of the accelerating COVID-19 pandemic. But she was pressed into action." – Willamette Week
“Is it safe to go hiking? Yes, but avoid crowds,” OPB News
“Homeless at ‘double risk’ of getting, spreading coronavirus,” – U.S. News & World Report
“Coronavirus in Oregon: What does ‘underlying condition’ mean? – The Oregonian/Oregon Live
“Coronavirus: How Taiwan avoided crisis in spite of China links” – Independent
“Getting on with your life in the age of coronavirus” – HealthDay
"Hand sanitizer, toilet paper and other items flying off shelves due to coronavirus" – Gazette-Times
“Quarantine on the table in Oregon: What you need to know” – OPB
“Virus testing to increase after snafus slowed U.S. response” – Columbian
"Experts weigh in on COVID-19 questions" – The World
“Coronavirus: Philippines one-China travel ban extends overseas workers’ anxiety — South China Morning Post
“Should Oregon be acting more aggressively to stop the coronavirus?” – Oregonian
“As coronavirus looms, Kaiser denies it is running low on safety equipment but asks state for help – Oregonian
"OSU professor breaks down government response to COVID-19" – KOIN
"Oregon’s healthcare system braces for the coronavirus surge" — OPB
"Central Oregon should prepare for the ‘long haul’ with coronavirus" – Bend Bulletin
"How Oregon’s coronavirus testing stacks up to other states" – Oregonian
How to control the spread of the coronavirus: Lessons from Taiwan
“Politics of coronavirus: Taiwan, China and WHO — Al Jazeera
Virus testing to increase after snafus slowed U.S. response
Politics of coronavirus: Taiwan, China and WHO
Single-Payer Activists Outline Possible 2016 Ballot Measure
Single-Payer Activists Keep Dream of Universal Healthcare Alive
Dembrow Pitches Oregon Universal Healthcare Study