Organizing Committee

Seongho Bae is a Ph.D. student in Adult Nursing at the College of Nursing, Seoul National University. His research focuses on sleep problems and dietary behaviors among individuals with chronic diseases.

Yujin Park is a Ph.D. candidate at the College of Nursing, Seoul National University. Her research focuses on digital health, artificial intelligence in healthcare, chronic disease self-management, and healthy aging.

Yeonkyeong Ra is an integrated MS-PhD student in Nursing Informatics at Seoul National University, drawing on seven years of oncology-focused clinical experience. Her research asks how informatics and AI can sustain, rather than erode, the relationship between patient and clinician.

Yeongrok Jeong is a Ph.D. student in Nursing at the College of Nursing, Seoul National University, South Korea. His research focuses on the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning to healthcare, particularly in predictive modeling and digital health interventions.

Minji Kang is a PhD student in Seoul National University with research interests in health equity, disability health, aging, digital health interventions, and community-based care. She is particularly interested in social and healthcare access disparities among vulnerable populations.

Yeungmin Yoo is a Ph.D. student majoring in Adult Nursing at Seoul National University. Her research interest lies in geriatric nursing, with a particular focus on the physical and cognitive health of older adults who care for their grandchildren.

Su In Jung is an Integrated Ph.D. student majoring nursing Management at the College of Nursing, Seoul National University. Her primary research interests focus on nurse staffing in long-term care settings, with a particular focus on how organizational systems and policies influence care delivery.

Minju Kim is an integrated MS-PhD student in Nursing Informatics at Seoul National University. She brings five years of OR nursing experience to her research, which asks how interactive technologies can support clinical workflow and training in high-stakes care environments.

Sookyoung Lee is a PhD student at the College of Nursing, Seoul National University. Her research interests focus on maternal and child health, particularly neonatal intensive care, parental adaptation, and family-centered care for high-risk infants.

Eunji Kim is a master’s student in Nursing Informatics and the Integrated Major in Applied Data Science at Seoul National University. Her research interests include consumer health informatics, data standardization, and nursing education.