Dr. Shin Ting Yeh | Health Care Services | Best Researcher Award
Assistant Professor at National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences | Taiwan
Dr. Shin Ting Yeh is an accomplished scholar in health policy and health services research, with a strong focus on empirical evaluation and evidence-based analysis to support public health decision-making. Her expertise spans health care quality assessment, national health insurance policy, biostatistics, mental health policy, and population-based research. She has extensively investigated the health outcomes of vulnerable populations, including individuals experiencing intimate partner violence, older adults, persons with psychiatric disorders, and patients with chronic conditions. Her work frequently utilizes nationwide databases and advanced statistical methods to generate insights into healthcare utilization patterns, mortality risks, service disparities, and policy impacts across community, hospital, and long-term care settings. Dr. Yeh’s research also contributes to improving mental health care delivery, enhancing therapeutic alliances, strengthening medication adherence, and identifying factors associated with recovery among individuals in psychiatric and long-term care environments. She has collaborated on interdisciplinary projects examining hospital bed distribution, long-term care policy development, and health system capacity planning, producing findings that guide reforms in community-based and home-based services. Her contributions include peer-reviewed publications in international journals, presentations at academic conferences, and involvement in institutional and governmental evaluations related to long-term care quality and service standards. Dr. Yeh’s body of work reflects a commitment to applying rigorous methods to advance public health equity, optimize health resource allocation, and improve the well-being of diverse populations through informed health policy and service innovation.
Profile: Orcid
Featured Publications
Yeh, S.-T., & Hsieh, Y.-S. (2025). Effectiveness of Keeogo exoskeleton-assisted rehabilitation on functional mobility in older adults with multimorbidity: A single arm pilot study. International Journal of General Medicine.
Chao, P.-Y., Hsieh, W. L., Yeh, S. T., Hsieh, C. J., Liu, C.-Y., & Liu, W.-I. (2022). Factors associated with personal recovery among psychiatric nursing home residents. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing.