Professor Hao Jianping, Center Director, sets overall strategy; the three platform leads deliver research, clinical translation and standards work
Overall responsibility for the Center's strategy, resource allocation and external partnerships; chairs the Council and the Academic Committee.
Concurrently leads the Clinical Translation, Family & Community Innovation Platform.
Leads the interdisciplinary research network, research infrastructure and pilot studies.
Leads guideline development, professional education, international collaboration and inclusive research.
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Drawing on five schools and faculties — Rehabilitation Science and Engineering, Life Sciences and Health, Social Development, and Clinical Medicine — across neuroscience, biomedical engineering, bioinformatics, clinical medicine, rehabilitation therapy and psychology.
Working with four affiliated hospitals and 17 practice sites, in partnership with healthcare providers, schools, community organisations, industry and government.
Drawing on the Rehabilitation International global network, the Shandong Provincial Soft Science Research Base for Population Health and Public Policy, and educational resources from the School of Social Development and the School of Rehabilitation Science and Engineering.
The Center recruits leading researchers and early-career scholars in autism research worldwide under the University's talent policy, and supports doctoral training through joint programmes with partner universities.
Rehabilitation International, China Disabled Persons' Federation, Qingdao Disabled Persons' Federation and the China Rehabilitation Research Center team, together with strategic partners including Peking University, Shandong University, Fudan University, Laoshan Laboratory, Guangzhou Laboratory and the China Rehabilitation Research Center.