Shengji Jin

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Shengji Jin is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of healthcare, ethics, and robotics, with a primary focus on the integration of robotic systems into nursing and health education. Her work critically examines the ethical, practical, and human-centered dimensions of deploying robots in clinical settings, particularly within the framework of the European Union’s “Responsible Research and Innovation” (RRI) principles. Jin’s major contributions include a groundbreaking qualitative study on the ethical risks of robot health education, which has garnered 9 citations and provides essential guidance for developing responsible AI in nursing. She also conducted a seminal investigation into Chinese nurses’ perspectives on robotic health education, revealing key attitudes and concerns that shape the adoption of these technologies amid global nurse shortages. With a total of 11 citations across her most-cited works, Jin’s research is vital for informing policy, design, and practice in healthcare robotics. Her notable achievement lies in bridging the gap between technological innovation and ethical accountability, offering a voice to frontline nurses and ensuring that robotic health education is both effective and ethically sound.