Bio

Prof. Huang obtained the Master of Nursing (MN) from Australian Catholic University (ACU) in 2014. She is a committee member of Youth Committee Member of the Blood Purification Professional Committee of the Chinese Nursing Association, vice leader of the Nursing Group of the Nephrology Branch of the Shanghai Medical Association, a member of the Blood Purification Professional Committee of the Shanghai Nursing Association. She was selected for the Shanghai Nursing High-Plateau Discipline Development Hundred Talents Program (2018-2020). She was awarded Shanghai Sci-Tech Innovation “Starlight Program” Award for Medical Workers(2020), and won the 2022 “Outstanding Paper Exchange Award” at the 5th Shanghai International Nursing Conference.

Major achievements

Prof. Huang’s research addresses critical gaps in chronic kidney disease (CKD) management, with a focus on enhancing self-care capabilities among maintenance hemodialysis (MHD) patients. Her contributions include:

(1) Personalized Care Models: Development of tailored interventions based on patient-specific profiles (e.g., comorbidities, lifestyle factors) to optimize treatment adherence and clinical outcomes. A novel self-management framework, structured around the ADOPT model (Attitude-Definition-Open Mind-Planning-Try it out), demonstrated a 35% improvement in patient engagement when validated across 100 MHD cases.

(2) Digital Health Integration: Design of a mobile health platform to bridge inpatient and outpatient care, enabling continuous monitoring of CKD complications (e.g., hypertension, hyperphosphatemia) and fostering patient empowerment through remote support systems.

(3) Workforce Development: Establishment of China’s first standardized competency framework for critical care blood purification nurses, featuring a 39-item evaluation index across five domains: theoretical knowledge, practical skills, professional growth, critical thinking, and ethical attributes. This evaluation index system can provide references for the recruitment, training and management of critical care blood purification nurses.

Over the past five years, Prof. Huang has secured over ¥500,000 research funding from municipal and institutional sources. Her scholarly contributions include 15 peer-reviewed publications as first or corresponding author in journals such as Nurse Education in Practice and Gastroenterology Nursing, focusing on topics ranging from chronic disease self-management to nursing education innovation.

Publications

Huang J, Wang S, Wu Z, et al. Application of problem-solving mode in self ⁃ management and volume management of hemodialysis patients [J]. Journal of Navy Medicine, 2025,46(3):286-291

Ding Y, Wang S, Huang J. Dose-effect relationship between sedentary time and sarcopenia in maintenance hemodialysis patients [J]. Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing, 2025,41(4):283-289.

Wu Z, Ding Y, Huang J, et al. Construction of an evaluation index system of core competencies for critical care blood purification nurses in China: A Delphi study. Nurse Education Practice. 2023; 72:103751. doi: 10.1016/j.nepr.2023.103751

Huang J, Wu Z, Jiang L. Investigation of status and demands of continuous renal replacement therapy training for ICU nurses [J]. Chinese Journal of Nursing Education, 2023,20(7):835-839.

Wang S, Huang J. The impact of rosenthal effect nursing on emotional management and self-care ability in maintenance hemodialysis patients [J]. Journal of Navy Medicine, 2021,42(2):235-238.

Wang S, Huang J. Effect of life hope planning nursing on fatigue state and self-management ability of uremia patients with persistent hemodialysis [J]. Guangxi Medical Journal, 2020,42(13):1755-1759.

Huang J, Ding Y. Clinical efficacy of two different nursing methods in uremic patients on hemodialysis[J]. International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, 2020, 13(9): 6710-6715

Zhou H, Yao M, Huang J, et al. Functional gastrointestinal disorders common among nurses with poor sleep quality in Shanghai, China: a pilot study[J]. Gastroenterology Nursing, 2017, 40(4): 312-319.

Huang W, Huang J, Huang H, Chen S. Nursing care to hemodialysis patients with hypocalcemia after parathyroidectomy [J]. Modern Clinical Nursing, 2017,16(5):21-23.