Professor Zhu, Ph.D. in Clinical Medicine and Postdoctoral Fellow in Public Administration, is Professor and Doctoral Supervisor, currently serving as Dean of the School of Nursing and Health Management at Shanghai University of Medicine & Health Sciences (formerly Dean of the School of Nursing at Second Military Medical University).

Professor Zhu has led the Nursing program at Shanghai University of Medicine & Health Sciences to receive approval as a Shanghai Municipal Model Experimental Teaching Center and be selected as both a national and municipal "First-Class Undergraduate Program" construction site. Under his leadership, the university was consecutively approved as the national training base for the “Health and Social Care” category of the WorldSkills Competition, hosted both municipal and national qualifiers, and successfully selected the first Chinese competitor to participate in the “Health and Social Care” event. The trainees he mentored went on to win bronze medals for China in the 46th (October 2022) and 47th (September 2024, France) WorldSkills Competitions — the first medals in this category for China, marking a breakthrough in both language and technical competencies.

As principal investigator, Professor Zhu has secured over 50 million RMB in funding for academic and research projects. He has published over 30 papers in SCI-indexed and core journals, edited more than 10 textbooks and monographs, and holds 8 approved patents. He also holds 17 academic and social positions.

Prof. Jordan H. Llego is a dynamic and accomplished healthcare educator, nurse leader, and researcher with over a decade of experience in academic leadership, clinical practice, and research. As a visionary Dean and Associate Professor III at the University of Luzon, he specializes in Nursing and Healthcare Education. His expertise spans curriculum development, evidence-based practice, and research mentorship, with a strong record of publications in Scopus and Web of Science-indexed journals. Committed to fostering academic excellence, he excels in driving innovative research and leading comprehensive nursing programs to full accreditation status.

Dr. Chen-Yang Mu specializes in interdisciplinary research bridging nursing science and basic medicine, with a focus on epigenetic regulation and metabolic mechanisms in cancer. She has published multiple SCI-indexed articles, with a cumulative impact factor of 58. Her work is dedicated to promoting deeper integration between nursing and biomedical sciences, aiming to expand the scope and impact of nursing research.

Professor Shi, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor in the Department of Emergency Nursing at the School of Nursing, Naval Medical University.

Professor Shi is recognized as an A-level Outstanding Instructor at the university. She is primarily responsible for teaching courses such as Critical Care Nursing and Field Nursing and serves as an instructor for the Basic Life Support (BLS) and National Disaster Life Support (NDLS) programs.

Professor Shi has led four provincial and ministerial-level research projects with cumulative funding exceeding 300,000 RMB.She has published 19 academic papers as the first author or corresponding author, including four SCI-indexed articles, with three additional SCI papers currently under review. She holds eight intellectual property rights, including invention patents, utility model patents, and software copyrights. Additionally, she is the associate editor of one nationally recognized outstanding popular science publication.

Guimei Wang, a native of Linyi, Shandong Province, studied in Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2001, and graduated in 2006 to work in the People's Hospital of Beilun District, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province. She has participated in work for 18 years, rotating through a number of departments. She was good at general surgery, orthopedic perioperative patient care and emergency care of critically ill patients, and published two papers. Through hard work and continuous self-improvement, she was hired as the head of general surgery nursing in 2012. As the head nurse of orthopedics in 2018, she was awarded the District Youth Civilization, the City Workers Pioneer, the Provincial Workers Pioneer, and the national five-one women's standard guard post in 2023. 

Dr. Xu is an Associate Chief Physician and Master's Supervisor. He holds a Ph.D. in Neurology from Shanghai Jiao Tong University and completed his postdoctoral research at Tongji University. He currently serves as the Director of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at the Second Affiliated Hospital of Shandong First Medical University, with a primary focus on neurorehabilitation.

Dr. Xu has received multiple Science and Technology Progress Awards and has led 11 provincial and national-level research projects. He is currently conducting seven ongoing research projects. As first author or corresponding author, he has published 39 academic papers. He also serves on the editorial boards of PLOS ONE and BMC Medicine.