Jounghyeon Jang
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Jounghyeon Jang is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of social welfare and emerging technology. Her primary research areas center on the application of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies—including artificial intelligence, big data, and automation—within social welfare systems, with a particular focus on educational implications for social welfare students. Jang’s major contribution lies in pioneering the discourse on how digital transformation can enhance social service delivery, a field that remains critically underexplored. Her most-cited work, "A Study on the Social Welfare Application of the 4th Industrial Revolution: Focus on Social Welfare Major Student" (2020, 3 citations), employs Focus Group Interviews and literature analysis to identify practical pathways for integrating advanced technologies into welfare practice. While her citation count is modest, this reflects the nascent stage of her research niche rather than its significance. Jang’s work is notable for its forward-looking approach, bridging the gap between technological innovation and human-centered welfare, and for laying foundational groundwork that will likely become increasingly relevant as digital tools reshape social services. Her research offers valuable insights for students and practitioners seeking to future-proof the social welfare profession.
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