Niying Li

Niying Li, Ph.D., MSc, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Clinical and Administrative Pharmacy at the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy. Specializing in healthcare policy, geriatric pharmacy, and health systems analysis, their work focuses on improving access to medications, evaluating caregiver dynamics in dementia care, and analyzing health policy impacts. Research interests include health disparities mitigation, pharmacoeconomic modeling, and cross-national healthcare system comparisons.

Education: Holds a Ph.D. and MSc in Pharmacy-related fields (institutions unspecified). Research expertise spans systematic reviews of treatment outcomes, caregiver burden analyses, and policy evaluations regarding drug affordability and healthcare access. Active in interdisciplinary studies combining legal data analysis with healthcare quality metrics, particularly in Chinese healthcare contexts and international referral system comparisons.

Recent work examines disparities in Alzheimer's drug access, insulin copay policies, and caregiver medication management challenges. Their 2024 publications address both domestic (US) and global healthcare issues, reflecting a dual focus on applied policy research and clinical outcomes evaluation.

• Key research areas: Alzheimer's treatment access, diabetes management economics, caregiver support systems, health policy reform analysis
• Methodological strengths: Systematic literature reviews, discrete choice experiments, legal/healthcare data integration
• Geographic focus: U.S., China, and comparative international studies