Fudan University, China
Miranda Chan Man-yuet | Year 3 Bachelor of Nursing (Full-time) student
The three weeks of academic exchange at Fudan University were an enriching and unforgettable journey. I am grateful to HKUSON and Fudan University for providing this precious opportunity, and I appreciate the companionship and guidance of the local students. It was our honour to visit several affiliated hospitals of Fudan University, participate in lectures, and share our opinions at academic conferences. Additionally, we actively engaged in a series of charitable activities, such as visiting nursing homes and a learning centre for children with autism.
During the academic conferences, Fudan students presented their research findings, allowing us to gain insights into Shanghai's healthcare system and explore the leading trends and concepts in nursing research. The lively exchanges with them benefited us greatly! Among different affiliated hospitals, the surgical ward at Zhongshan Hospital opened my eyes to cutting-edge technology, where the application of state-of-the-art 5G networks, big data, and robots enhanced the efficiency and effectiveness of medical work. Real-time monitoring of the operation theatre conditions and patients' physical status also ensured their safety.
In addition, we visited a nursing home and engaged in activities such as stretching exercises and making incense cards with the older adults, which gave us heartwarming and unforgettable experiences. We also had the opportunity to participate in classes with children with autism, guiding them through learning tasks and fostering balance and coordination skills, and we enjoyed the joyful atmosphere and sense of accomplishment.
Throughout this journey at Fudan University, I made connections with many talented individuals, delved into various knowledge domains, and experienced countless unforgettable moments. This experience constantly reminded me of the importance of “To serve, not to be served.” It has motivated me to maintain a humble attitude, serve society with empathy and embrace the vibrant diversity of our world.
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