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Ying Xian is a prominent health services researcher whose work focuses on improving cardiovascular and stroke care delivery, with a particular emphasis on revascularization strategies and telemedicine. Her major contributions include pioneering analyses of hybrid coronary revascularization (HCR) outcomes, where she demonstrated how combining surgical and percutaneous techniques can offer viable alternatives to conventional coronary artery bypass grafting in selected patients. Her 2014 study on HCR practice patterns and clinical outcomes in the United States has garnered 111 citations, reflecting its influence on clinical decision-making and surgical innovation. Xian has also advanced telestroke care by benchmarking time performance in consultations, as shown in her 2013 work, which helps optimize rapid stroke treatment in underserved areas. Her research leverages large-scale registry data to evaluate real-world effectiveness, directly shaping guidelines and hospital protocols. With a career dedicated to bridging evidence and practice, Xian’s work has been instrumental in quantifying the impact of procedural choices and telehealth systems, making her a key voice in translational outcomes research. Her findings continue to inform quality improvement initiatives and patient-centered care models across the United States.
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