Dongsheng Jiang

Dr. Dongsheng Jiang is an Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. His work focuses on chronic disease management, clinical trial design, and integrating Tai Chi into healthcare. He maintains a clinical practice covering the full scope of family medicine.

• Education: MD (Qingdao Medical College, 1986), Master of Medicine (Shanghai Medical University, 1991), Research Fellow (Royal Perth Hospital, 1997), Post-Doctoral Fellow (Thomas Jefferson University, 2003), Family Medicine Residency (Lancaster General Health/Penn Medicine, 2009).

Research interests include optimizing disease management efficiency through clinical trials, particularly in chronic conditions like liver disease and mental health. He emphasizes evidence-based approaches for patient engagement and alternative therapies like Tai Chi.

His articles highlight trends in integrative medicine, patient adherence in trials, and gender-specific care for pelvic organ prolapse. Notable awards include America's Best Physicians (2021) and multiple Compassionate Doctor recognitions.

Dr. Jiang oversees no listed student advisees but contributes to medical education through residency training. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals focused on health and well-being.