Dr. Xiali Yang is currently a lecturer at Ningxia Medical University. She has been awarded Advanced Worker in Educational Administration. She is a member of Chinese Nursing Society and Chinese Nutrition Society. She has long been engaged in research on maternal and child health care and is committed to developing Machine Learning-Based Management of High-Risk Pregnant Women programs to predict adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes. Dr. Yang has published 11 academic papers and presented at more than 2 domestic and international academic conferences, and independently undertaken 2 research projects funded by domestic and international funds. She has been invited to deliver academic lectures for Training Program under the Autonomous Region Early Childhood Care Project. She maintains close research collaborations with Ningxia Early Childhood Teacher Training College.

2021– Present Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia, Ph.D. in Public Health

2015– 2018 Kunming Medical, Kunming, China, MS in Child and Adolescent Health and Maternal & Child Health Care  

2010– 2015 Ningxia Medical University, Yinchuan, China, BM in Preventive Medicine

1. 2025 Third Prize (Teaching Innovation Category), 15th Ningxia Medical University Teacher Teaching Competition (Ranked 4th)

2. 2023 Second Prize in Curriculum Ideology and Politics Category, Ningxia Medical University Teaching Competition (Ranked 3rd)

3. 2022 Second Prize for Outstanding Achievements in Philosophy and Social Sciences (Paper Category), Ningxia (Ranked 2nd)

4. 2021 First Prize in Teaching Achievements, Ningxia Medical University (Ranked 3rd)

5. 2021 Second Prize in Teaching Achievements at the Autonomous Region Level(Ranked 3rd)

6. 2021 Outstanding Individual in the Annual Assessment, Ningxia Medical University

7. 2020 Advanced Worker in Educational Administration, Ningxia Medical University

1. 2021– 2024 Correlation between Self-Stigma and Mental Health Issues among College Students. Ningxia Higher Education Institutions Scientific Research Project. Role: Principal Investigator. RMB:10,000

2. 07/2024 – present A Study on the Regulating Effect of Dynamic Prenatal Checkup Parameters on Adverse Mother-Infant Outcomes among High-Risk Pregnant Women. 2024 First Class Discipline Incubation Project of the School of Nursing, Ningxia Medical University. Role: Principal Investigator. RMB:20,000

[1]Yang, X., Nordin, N. W., Yanhua, N., Abdullah, B., Naing, N. N., & Chen, X. W. (2025). High-risk pregnancies according to five risk assessment tools in Northwestern China: Detection and parameters for diagnostic accuracy. Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health, 102191.

[2]Yang, X. , Ning, Y., Tian, X., & Zeng, T. (2025). Analysis of the correlation between high-risk pregnancy and preterm birth outcomes in Ningxia. Maternal and Child Health Care of China, 40(13), 2446–2450.

[3]A, L., Zhou, X., Gu, Z., Yang, J., Cao, Y., Zhang, J., & Yang, X. * (2025). Analysis of the current situation of induced abortion and the choice of highly effective contraceptive methods among women of reproductive age 20-35. Chinese Journal of Family Planning, 33(2), 479–483, 488.

[4]Yang, X., Tian, X., Wei, M., Wang, , Qi, L., & Jiang, T. (2025). A study on the correlation between psychological help-seeking stigma and self-efficacy among college students. Psychology Monthly, 20(2), 105–108.

[5]Wang, F., & Yang, X. * (2025). The influence of self-efficacy on medical students' self-stigma: The mediating effect of attitudes toward professional psychological help-seeking. Health Vocational Education, 43(2), 139–143.

[6]Yang, X., Zhang, L., Wang, L., Piao, H., & He, Y. (2024). Study on the current situation and improvement path of clinical communication ability of nursing interns: Taking Ningxia Medical University as an example. Health Vocational Education, (1), 57–60.

[7]Yang, X., He, Y., A, L., & Piao, H. (2024). Application of scenario-based teaching method in "Gynecology and Obstetrics Nursing" teaching under the "Big Ideology and Politics" pattern. Economist, (10), 169–170.

[8]Qi, L., Yang, X. *, & Yang, X. (2023). Empirical analysis on the status and influencing factors of mutual aid participation among the elderly in rural Northwest China. Chinese Health Service Management, (4), 297–301, 320.

[9]Yang, X., & Huang, Y. (2018). Research progress on the relationship between urbanization and chronic diseases. Jilin Medical Journal, 39(8), 1560–1562.

[10]Yang, X., Li, X., Luo, Y., Tang, , & Huang, Y. (2018). Analysis of cognitive status and influencing factors of unintentional injuries among primary and secondary school students in Yunnan Province. Chinese Primary Health Care, 32(6), 59–61.

[11]Yang, X., Li, X. Zhu, J., Luo, Y., Tang, M., & Huang, Y. (2018). Epidemiological characteristics and influencing factors of overweight and obesity in adult residents of Dali Bai ethnic area under urbanization process. Occupation and Health, 34(10), 1358–1361.