Wu Jinhui

Wu Jinhui

Chief Physician, Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, Director of the Geriatric Medicine Center, Deputy Director of the National Clinical Research Center for Geriatric Diseases

Internal Medicine
West China Hospital of Sichuan University logo Affiliated HospitalWest China Hospital of Sichuan University

-Research areas : Vascular aging in the elderly, cohort studies of chronic diseases in the elderly, cardiovascular diseases in the elderly; assessment and intervention of geriatric syndromes (frailty, sarcopenia).

- Cutting-edge technologies: cardiovascular risk stratification in the elderly, comprehensive management of cardiovascular diseases in the elderly, perioperative risk classification and differentiated management in the elderly; interactive assessment and intervention technology for geriatric syndromes based on mobile Internet; perioperative management platform for elderly trauma.

- Areas of expertise: Elderly patients with hypertension, coronary heart disease, heart failure, atherosclerosis, and multiple system comorbidities; elderly cardiovascular diseases, geriatric syndromes, and management of geriatric comorbidities.

- Academic Highlights: Principal Investigator of a National Key Research and Development Program project (RMB 19.65 million); Academic and Technical Leader of Sichuan Province, leading expert consensus in China on the prevention and intervention of sarcopenia in the elderly; Leading talent in medical and health care under the "Tianfu Qingcheng Plan"; one of Sichuan's "Most Beautiful Scientific and Technological Workers" in 2021; Chairman of the Geriatric Medicine Committee of the Sichuan Medical Association; Director of the Sichuan Provincial Geriatric Disease Quality Control Center; Visiting Scholar at Harvard University; Published dozens of papers in journals such as the American Heart Journal and JACC Cardiovascular Intervention. Core Value: Establishing a research cohort on vascular aging in the elderly to promote standardized and comprehensive management of chronic cardiovascular diseases in the elderly.