Hae Sagong

Assistant Professor
Dr. Hae Sagong has six years of experience working in the ICU of a geriatric long-term care hospital in South Korea and served as a lecturer at nursing colleges in South Korea for three years. Dr. Sagong's research primarily focuses on frailty, person-centered care in long-term care facilities, and dementia care for older adults. As an immigrant to the United States, she has also begun focusing on improving health literacy and healthcare access for Korean immigrants, as well as addressing healthcare disparities within this group. Complete List of Published Work: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=1qnwR4YAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao
Contact hzs0135@auburn.edu (334)   844 - 6765
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Education

  • Doctor of Philosophy - Seoul National University - 2021
  • Master of Science in Nursing - Dong-A University - 2016
  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing - Dong-A University - 2011

Licenses

  • Registered Nurse

Research Areas

  • Frailty, Healthcare access, Person-centered care, Long-term care facility, Immigrant health disparity

Interests

  • Diversity and Inclusion
  • Health Care Promotion among Underserved Populations
  • Technology
  • Community Nursing

Teaching Areas

  • Doctor of Nursing Practice
  • Evidence Based Practice
  • Graduate Nursing

Grants

  • Eugene Washington PCORI engagement award Improving access to healthcare for Korean immigrants with limited English proficiency $245,490.00 Hae Sagong, Myoung-Gi Chon & Surachat Ngorsurache
  • Auburn University, Daniel F. Breeden Endowed Grant Program Enhancing nursing students understanding of older adults with a aging simulation suit $2,345.00 Hae Sagong, Lynn G. Brown & Amy M. Curtis
  • QAUANTUMTX Pilot testing the effect of magnetic mitohormesis therapy for treating frailty in older adults $93,413.00 Pao-Feng Tsai, Hae Sagong & Chih-Hsuan Wang
  • AUCON Bonnie and Leo Sanderson Excellence Award Investigating factors affecting pre-frail older Korean immigrants: A pilot study $5,000.00 Hae Sagong
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