Wang Y, Zhao S, Wei Y, Li K, Jiang X, Li C, Ren C, Yin S, Ho J, Ran J, Han L, Zee BCY, Chong KC*. Shenzhen Municipal Science and Technology Program - Basic research project.
1/4/17-30/9/18.Īn infectious diseases modeling study to analyze different vaccination strategies for measles elimination. Long Term Effectiveness of Elderly Health Care Voucher Scheme Strategies: A System Dynamics Simulation Analysis. 1/9/19-31/8/21.ĭevelopment of objective measure of psychotropic substances abuse using Automatic Retinal Image Analysis (ARIA), Beat Drugs Fund Regular Funding Scheme. Įvaluating the sugar-sweetened beverages tax in Hong Kong: An integrated study. National Natural Science Foundation of China.
Spatial resources allocation and dynamics planning for public healthcare services. 30/6/20-29/6/21.ĭetermining meteorologically favourable zones for the activities of seasonal influenza A and B in Hong Kong. 1/2/21-31/7/22.Īctivity of Seasonal Influenza Triggered the Hospital Admissions due to Tuberculosis: A Time-Series Analysis. (co-PI) Assessment and Implementation of Non-pharmaceutical Interventions to Avoid COVID-19 Resurgences: Accounting for Human Mobility, Contacts and Behavioral Change Using Both Big and Small data. 1/1/22-31/12/25ĭoes influenza activity trigger asthma exacerbations in Hong Kong? A retrospective modelling analysis. Quantifying the relative contribution of government measures, meteorological factors, and viral genetic variant on COVID-19 activity in a regional and global perspective.
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Chong is/was a statistical consultant for providing statistical services on Surgical Outcomes Monitoring and Improvement Program, Intensive Care Units Outcomes Monitoring Program, Neurosurgical Outcomes Monitoring and Improvement Program, Development of Refined Population-based Model to Inform Resource Allocation held by Hospital Authority.Įxcess all-cause mortality during the COVID-19 pandemic in Hong Kong: A time series analysis using territory-wide hospitalization data. With the expertise of biostatistics, he engages in providing supports and trainings of data analytics and research design not just in SPHPC, but also in different CUHK departments, including Institute of Digestive Disease, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, School of Chinese Medicine, Department of Imaging and Interventional Radiology, School of Biomedical Sciences, and Department of Anatomical & Cellular Pathology. Chong is working as a biostatistician in the Centre for Clinical Research and Biostatistics (former Centre for Clinical Trials) since 2006, possessing rich experience in conducting various statistical analysis of academic and industrial clinical investigations. He also served as Senior Associate Editor of BMC Infectious Diseases (since 2023), Associate Editor of BMC Public Health (Biostatistics and methods section) (since 2019), Academic Editor of PLOS ONE (since 2019), and PLOS Climate (since 2021).ĭr. He was appointed as Statistical Advisor of Hong Kong Medical Journal since 2017. He was awarded the Health and Medical Research Fund Research Fellowship in 2019, supporting a training of health economics at Business School, Imperial College London, United Kingdom. Chong was a principal/co-principal investigator for eight external competitive grants. To date, he has published more than 150 articles and is the first/corresponding author for 68 of the publications in international peer-reviewed journals.ĭr. His research interests include biostatistics, infectious disease modelling, environmental epidemiology, and applied research of artificial intelligence. Chong’s multidisciplinary research focuses on examining the relationship between environmental changes, human behaviors and infectious disease transmissions via static and dynamic mathematical approaches. Currently, he is an Assistant Professor in the JC School of Public Health and Primary Care (SPHPC), Assistant Professor (by courtesy) in Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Faculty of Medicine in CUHK, and Associate Researcher (by courtesy) in Shenzhen Research Institute, CUHK.ĭr.
Marc Ka-chun CHONG received his BSc degree in Statistics and PhD degree in Public Health from the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) in 20 respectively.
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