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Nursing Policy and Management Lab (Qian)
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The lab supports health by using IoT to capture the rhythms of daily life and the changes in mind and body that go with them.

AboutAbout the lab
Using changes in daily life as clues to health.
Associate Professor Qian's lab studies the relationship between lifestyle patterns and subjective symptoms in women in young and middle adulthood.
The lab also works on using IoT devices to support lifestyle improvement, and on building models, based on salutogenesis, that help women reflect on their own health.
It is exploring ways to immediately sense the state of the mind and body, which changes with the environment and time of day, and to aim for a well-balanced state.
At the graduate level, it also accepts nursing research that draws on the idea of CoDesign (collaborative design).
Key terms
- Young and middle adulthood
- The stage of life when people have become adults and are building their lives while working.
- IoT (Internet of Things)
- A system in which everyday devices are connected to the internet to collect and exchange data.
- Salutogenesis
- An approach that focuses on the capacity to maintain and create health, rather than on the causes of disease.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab's research themes are the relationship between lifestyle patterns and subjective symptoms in women in young and middle adulthood, support for lifestyle improvement using IoT devices, and a support model for health reflection based on salutogenesis. Its research area is Life Collaborative Research.
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- Associate ProfessorShujun Qian
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