Yang Yingjie

Yang Yingjie is a second-year graduate student at the School of Nursing, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (SHUTCM), pursuing a master’s degree in nursing with an expected graduation in 2027. Her research focuses on the psychosocial adaptation of elderly stroke patients. During her studies, she has diligently pursued her academic goals and actively participated in projects related to social participation and anxiety in elderly stroke patients, as well as digital health technologies. These experiences have enhanced her research capabilities, as well as her skills in coordination and communication. She has also taken the initiative to engage in palliative care community outreach, improving public awareness of palliative care through educational posts and health promotion activities. Additionally, she has participated in the Shanghai “Innovation, Creativity, and Entrepreneurship” competition and the National College Student Innovation and Invention Competition, receiving relevant awards. With years of experience in a Grade 3A hospital nursing position, she is familiar with clinical nursing processes and patient needs. Currently, she is further honing her skills through clinical practice at Shuguang Hospital, affiliated with Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She has become proficient in traditional Chinese nursing techniques such as auricular acupressure, acupoint paste application, and acupoint massage. She hopes to leverage this valuable learning opportunity to broaden her academic perspective in elderly care and, with her background in traditional Chinese nursing, apply her knowledge to the practice of elderly chronic disease care.