DR. CHE CHONG CHIN
Department of Nursing Science
Faculty of Medicine
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Dr. Che Chong Chin, PhD, holds the position of Senior Lecturer in the Department of Nursing Science, Faculty of Medicine at Universiti Malaya. Her academic journey includes the achievement of a BNSc degree in Nursing and a Master of Nursing (Education) from Monash University, followed by the completion of her PhD at the Universiti Malaya. Dr. Che has extensive experience in nursing and midwifery practice. Throughout her academic career spanning over 15 years, she has made substantial contributions to both teaching and research domains. Her research focus spans Gerontology Nursing, Maternal and Child Health and Community Health, with a current emphasis on pioneering a psychosocial approach to prevent healthcare-associated infections. Notably, she actively contributes to the development of a time banking model tailored for ageing and sustainable communities. Dr Che is a devoted life member of the Golden Key International Honour Society and holds a position on the Early Career Researcher Editorial Advisory Board of Nursing Open. |
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Development Of Time Banking Model For Productive Ageing And Sustainable Community |
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Marital Self-Disclosure Intervention for the Fear of Cancer Recurrence in Chinese Patients With Gastric Cancer: Protocol for a Quasiexperimental Study
Measuring empowerment in pregnant women: A scoping review of progress in instruments
Psychometric properties evaluation of the Advance Care Planning Readiness Scale for community-dwelling older adults with chronic diseases residing in suburban counties within the Chinese context
Psychometric validation of the Chinese version of the empowerment scale for pregnant women
Holistic Nursing Approach: A Case Study on Integrating Traditional Chinese Medicine into Nursing Care for a Patient with Upper Limb Lymphedema and Coexisting Pressure Injury Post-breast Cancer Surgery
Ageism among healthcare providers: A scoping review. In Elder abuse and neglect: In selected Asian countries