Yang Hong

Yang Hong

Chief Physician, Associate Professor, Master's Supervisor, Doctor of Medicine.

Rehabilitation
Children's Hospital Affiliated to Fudan University (National Children's Medical Center) logo Affiliated HospitalChildren's Hospital Affiliated to Fudan University (National Children's Medical Center)

Research Areas : Neurodevelopmental monitoring and family guidance for newborns at high risk of brain injury (premature birth, hypoxic-asphyxia, intracranial hemorrhage, hydrocephalus, seizures, etc.); ultra-early identification, functional assessment, and systematic rehabilitation management of children with cerebral palsy; assessment of children's language development. Cutting-Edge Technology: Holds China's first "GMs TRUST Whole-Body Movement Assessment Qualification Certificate," possesses international junior teacher qualification in European GM Trust Whole-Body Movement Assessment Technology, and is responsible for curriculum training at the "European GM Trust Whole-Body Movement Assessment Technology China Training Base" and the operation of the GMs technology training website.

Areas of Expertise: Neurodevelopmental monitoring of high-risk newborns with brain injury, early identification and systematic rehabilitation management of cerebral palsy, and integrated medical-educational and family rehabilitation for children with developmental disorders. Academic Highlights: Vice Chairman of the Pediatric Rehabilitation Professional Committee of the Shanghai Association of Rehabilitation Medicine; Standing Committee Member and Head of the Pediatric Rehabilitation Assessment Group of the Pediatric Rehabilitation Professional Committee of the Chinese Association of Rehabilitation Medicine; Vice Chairman of the Brain Potential Development Professional Committee of the China Association for Eugenics and Childbirth; In 2004, he participated in the GM Association's training in whole-body motor assessment technology in Europe and obtained China's first GMs qualification certificate; In 2005, he went to the State University of New York for further study in pediatric rehabilitation; In 2010, he published the monograph "Early Screening Technology for Cerebral Palsy Children—Research Progress of Whole-Body Motor Assessment in China"; He is the chief editor of the popular science book "Listening to Orange Growth"; He received the second prize of the Shanghai Disabled Persons' Rehabilitation Service Technology Achievement Award and the 8th Shanghai Medical Science and Technology Award (Community Health).