Family Medicine Attending Physicians, Chia-Yi Christian Hospital, Taiwan
Wen-Hsin Liu is a Family Medicine specialist and educator appointed by the Ministry of Education in Taiwan. He practices at the Division of Family Medicine, Ditmanson Medical Foundation ChiaYi Christian Hospital, where he focuses on chronic disease management, smoking cessation, geriatric care, and long-term care. Liu is a dedicated physician who integrates comprehensive patient management with education to improve health outcomes. His work also extends to the prevention of diseases like dementia. As a lecturer and clinical expert, Liu is deeply committed to advancing patient care by promoting healthier lifestyles, improving mental health awareness, and enhancing the quality of care for elderly patients. Liu has published multiple research articles in reputable journals and actively participates in the academic community as an editorial board member for Family Medicine & Primary Medical Care. His ongoing research focuses on dementia prevention and other key areas impacting public health.
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Education
Wen-Hsin Liu completed his medical education at a prominent university in Taiwan, where he earned his degree in Family Medicine. As a licensed Family Medicine specialist, he also completed specialized training in chronic disease management, geriatric care, and smoking cessation. His academic career is bolstered by his appointment as a lecturer by the Ministry of Education in Taiwan, which reflects his deep commitment to advancing medical knowledge. Liu continually seeks to expand his expertise through participation in medical conferences, workshops, and ongoing education to stay abreast of the latest advances in medical practices, especially in primary care. His role as an educator also allows him to share his knowledge with aspiring doctors, ensuring that his expertise in family medicine impacts future generations of healthcare professionals. Liu’s educational focus emphasizes evidence-based practice and patient-centered care, laying the foundation for his successful career in both medicine and academia.
Experience
Dr. Wen-Hsin Liu has extensive experience as a Family Medicine Attending Physician at Ditmanson Medical Foundation ChiaYi Christian Hospital, Taiwan. He is deeply involved in patient care, particularly for chronic diseases, geriatric care, and long-term care, providing evidence-based treatment plans that address both immediate and long-term health concerns. Liu also engages in preventive healthcare, with a focus on smoking cessation and promoting healthier lifestyles, which has contributed to his recognition in the field. His experience extends beyond direct clinical practice into the educational realm, as he serves as a lecturer in Family Medicine. In this role, he trains future healthcare providers, teaching them how to approach patient care with a holistic perspective. Liu has contributed to a number of published works, focusing on mental health awareness, depression risks, and chronic disease management. He continues to play an active role in advancing the knowledge base and practices in family medicine.
Research Focus
Dr. Wen-Hsin Liu’s research primarily focuses on chronic disease prevention, mental health awareness, smoking cessation, geriatric care, and dementia prevention. His research addresses the major health challenges facing modern society, particularly in aging populations and individuals at high risk for chronic diseases. Liu’s work includes studying the impact of environmental factors like night shifts and tobacco dependence on long-term health, particularly among Generation Z workers, which has been highlighted in his published research. Additionally, he investigates the psychological aspects of chronic diseases, including depression and the moderating effects of compassionate mindfulness in enhancing psychological well-being. Liu’s ongoing research on delaying dementia measures is of particular importance as it aims to provide interventions for aging populations at risk of cognitive decline. Through his studies, Liu aims to improve both preventive and treatment strategies for chronic diseases while raising awareness of the social determinants of health in Taiwan and beyond.
Publication Top Notes
- The Impact of Night Shifts, Tobacco Dependence, Health Awareness, and Depression Risk on Chronic Disease Risk Among Generation Z Overtime Workers During the COVID-19 Pandemic 📚💼