Jingjing Shang

Dr. Jingjing Shang is a renowned researcher in the field of cancer patient outcomes and the nursing workforce. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor at the Nursing University of Pennsylvania, she has dedicated her career to advancing the understanding of how exercise adherence and symptom management can significantly impact the lives of cancer patients. Dr. Shang completed her doctoral dissertation at Johns Hopkins University, where she focused on exercise adherence and contamination in cancer patients. Her work has been pivotal in highlighting the importance of physical activity in improving patient outcomes and quality of life during and after cancer treatment. Her research has provided valuable insights into the barriers and facilitators of exercise adherence, contributing to the development of effective interventions for cancer patients. At the Center for Health Outcomes and Policy Research (CHOPR), Dr. Shang was awarded an American Nurses Foundation (ANF) grant, which supported her in-depth exploration of the nursing workforce. Her contributions have been recognized through numerous publications and presentations, shedding light on the critical role that nurses play in patient care and the healthcare system at large. Dr. Shang's research interests extend to symptom management, where she investigates innovative strategies to alleviate the physical and psychological burdens faced by cancer patients. Her commitment to improving patient care is evident in her ongoing efforts to bridge the gap between research and practice, ensuring that her findings translate into tangible benefits for patients and healthcare providers alike.