Mei‐Yen Chen
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About
Dr. Mei-Yen Chen is a pioneering surgeon and researcher whose work bridges the frontiers of oncologic surgery and vocational education psychology. In her primary field, she has made landmark contributions to breast cancer surgery, particularly through her leadership in robotic nipple-sparing mastectomy with immediate direct-to-implant reconstruction. Her 2024 study, drawing from one of Asia’s largest clinical cohorts (10 citations), established the safety and feasibility of this minimally invasive approach, offering patients superior cosmetic outcomes without compromising oncologic safety. This work positions her as a key figure in advancing robotic-assisted breast surgery across the region. Simultaneously, Dr. Chen has explored the psychology of vocational education, editing a 2025 volume on literacy promotion that examines how innovative teaching and technology-assisted skills learning shape student development, especially in the wake of the pandemic’s disruptions. With her research spanning surgical innovation and educational psychology, Dr. Chen demonstrates a rare interdisciplinary reach, impacting both clinical practice and pedagogical theory. Her dual focus on patient-centered surgical techniques and the psychological dimensions of vocational training underscores a commitment to holistic, evidence-based advancement in healthcare and education.
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