Name:Liming Ou

Title:

Deputy director of Rehabilitation Medicine Teaching and Research Section

Specialties:

Chief Physician of Rehabilitation Medicine

Clinical Interests:

She has been engaged in clinical work of rehabilitation medicine for more than 30 years. She has rich experience in rehabilitation treatment of nervous system diseases, musculoskeletal and joint diseases, and a variety of chronic diseases of the elderly. At the same time, she pays special attention to the psychological behavior problems in rehabilitation medicine, focusing on the overall psychosomatic rehabilitation. She has published more than 20 papers. In recent years, she has set up interdisciplinary outpatient clinics related to rehabilitation medicine, such as Double-Heart Outpatient Clinic, Psychosomatic Medicine and Sleep Outpatient Clinic, and strives to combine mind-body treatment and comprehensive functional rehabilitation of diseases.

Bio:

After graduating, she had worked in the Rehabilitation Medicine Department of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University for 15 years, and then has been working in the Rehabilitation Medicine Department of Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital for 15 years.

Education:

Bachelor of Clinical Medicine, Sun Yat-sen Medical University.

Master of Public Health, Sun Yat-sen University.

Award and Honors:

Third Prize of Guangzhou Anti-SARS

Professional Memberships:

Member of the psychosomatic rehabilitation group in psychosomatic medicine branch of Chinese Medical Association .

Member of the behavior management group in behavioral medicine branch of Chinese Medical Association.

Vice  president of rheumatic-autoimmune disease rehabilitation branch of Guangdong Rehabilitation Medicine Association .

Member of psychosomatic medicine branch of Guangdong Medical Association.

Publications:

•Epidemic Inventory of Depression and Anxiety Disorders in Out-patient

•Departments of Comprehensive Hospitals in Guangzhou District.

•The Influence of Psychological Treatment to the Rehabilitation Effect of Cervical Spondylosis.

•Effects of Sleep Behavior Intervention on Neurological Function Recovery in Hospitalized Stroke Patients .