My research and academic interests focus on smart healthcare, digital health management, and AI-enabled medical service innovation. I am particularly interested in how artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and digital platforms can support healthcare resource allocation, online healthcare community participation, health risk prediction, and intelligent elderly care. My work also emphasizes the adoption of AI healthcare service resources by medical institutions, especially through theoretical frameworks such as the Technology–Organization–Environment framework, as well as empirical analysis of users’ continuance intention in online healthcare communities. In addition, my academic interests extend to medical decision-making, fuzzy-set-based multi-attribute group decision-making, supplier selection, medical diagnosis, and computational modeling of stakeholder behavior. I am also interested in applying interdisciplinary methods, including evolutionary game analysis, machine learning, data visualization, and health informatics, to address practical problems in medical management, elderly care services, and public health governance.