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Jessie Qu is the founder of PID Care China, an organization dedicated to supporting and helping patients with primary immunodeficiency (PID) in China
Since its establishment in 2017, she has been committed to helping Chinese PID patients and their families find the right treatment for the disease in a timely manner By planning various PID awareness activities, she actively advocates for society, key or grassroots hospitals, doctors, etc to recognize and understand PID, in order to minimize misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis rates among PID patients
In 2018, Jessie successfully represented PID Care China and joined the International Patient Organization for Primary Immunodeficiencies (IPOPI), making China one of its 73 member countries In the six years since its establishment, PID Care China has participated in international PID disease-related conferences and forums several times, providing an information exchange platform for PID diagnosis and treatment-related information at home and abroad and playing an important bridging role
In the future, Jessie will continue to promote the development of PID Care China, further expand the organization's influence and social recognition, and provide more support and help to PID patients and their families She hopes that through her team's unremitting efforts, she can call on the government, welfare institutions, foundations, etc to pay attention to the medical treatment, medication, treatment, psychology, medical security, and economic assistance of PID patients, and hopes to receive support and relevant policy support from the government and society, ultimately improving the quality of life of PID patients and their families