Rate My Professor Juin-Ming Tsai

Professor Juin-Ming Tsai serves as Professor and Dean of Academic Affairs at National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences. He earned his Ph.D. in Business Administration from National Central University. Throughout his career at the university, he has held several key positions, including Professor and Chair of the Department of Gerontological Health Care, Assistant Professor and Director of the Incubation Center in the Department of Gerontological Health Care, and Assistant Professor in the Department of Long-Term Care. His academic contributions extend to editorial roles, serving as Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Health Sciences published by the university.

Professor Tsai's research specializations encompass Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Innovative Management, Aging Industry and Institutional Management, Social Enterprises and Non-Profit Organizations, Emerging Industry Management, Elderly Service Businesses and Welfare, Smart Life Care and Applications, Technology Management, and Strategic Management. His scholarly work has appeared in prominent journals, including 'Continued usage of smart wearable devices (SWDs): An empirical study with a moderated mediation model' (2022, Electronic Markets), 'Factors Influencing Self-Efficacy and Self-Management among Patients with Pre-End Stage Renal Disease' (2021, Healthcare), 'When Does Diffusion Stop? Forecasting Innovation Diffusion' (2020, International Journal of Forecasting), 'Acceptance and resistance of telehealth: The perspective of dual-factor concepts in technology adoption' (2019, International Journal of Information Management), 'Prediction of self-care behaviour on the basis of evidence-based knowledge among chronic kidney disease patients' (2016, Journal of Clinical Nursing), and 'Supply chain relationship quality and performance in healthcare services' (2016, International Journal of Production Research). These publications reflect his focus on healthcare technology adoption, patient self-management, and service innovation in aging populations, contributing to advancements in gerontological health care and long-term care management.