Graduate Institute of Public Affairs, NTU

Honors and Awards

• 2015 – Indiana University Doctoral Fellowship
• 2012–2015 – Ministry of Education Public Scholarship for Studying Abroad (Policy Planning and Evaluation category), Taiwan
• 2011 – Member, Phi Tau Phi Scholastic Honor Society
• 2009 – Fei-Yuan Award for Outstanding Graduate, National Taipei University (Academic Year 98)
• 2009 – Ying-Chuan Scholarship, National Taipei University
• 2008 – First Place, Senior Civil Service Examination (General Administration), Taiwan

Journal Articles

1. Wu, Shun-Wen, Chen, Yang-Chung, Wang, Kuang-Hsu, & Chen, Tun-Yuan. (2024). Exploring the Paradox of High Burnout but Low Turnover among Public Health Nurses: A Focus Group Approach. Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 36(2), 457–492.

2. Shih, Chia-Hung, Wu, Yu-Chen, Liu, Helen K., & Wu, Shun-Wen. (2024). Factors Determining Public Attitudes Towards Digital Contact Tracing Technologies in Taiwan. Journal of Public Administration, (7), 1–37.

3. Wu, Shun-Wen, Chen, Yi-Chen, Wang, Kuang-Hsu, & Chen, Tun-Yuan. (2024). Low Turnover Rate of Public Health Nurses despite High Burnout: A Focus Group Study. Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 36(2), 457–492.

4. Wu, Shun-Wen, & Lin, Li-Kuei. (2021). Effects of a Unit-Based Pricing Program on Municipal Solid Waste: Evidence from New Taipei City. Journal of Social Sciences and Philosophy, 33(2), 253–285.

5. Chen, Tun-Yuan, Wu, Shun-Wen, Chen, Yang-Chung, & Wang, Kuang-Hsu. (2019). Examining Burnout Factors among Public Health Nurses through the Job Demands–Resources Model: Public Service Motivation as a Moderating Variable. Taiwan Journal of Public Health, 38(5), 478–497.

6. Wu, Shun-Wen. (2019). The Transformation of Cost–Benefit Analysis: Exploring the Issues of Costs and Benefits from the Perspective of Political Practice. Book review of The Cost-Benefit Revolution by Cass R. Sunstein. Journal of Public Administration, 57, 137–144.

Conference Papers

1. Wu, Shun-Wen. (2023, September 16). Effects of Insurance Suspension Policy on Healthcare Utilization. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Taiwan Association for Schools of Public Administration and Affairs (TASPAA), Taipei: Civil Service Development Institute, Taipei Campus.

2. Wu, Shun-Wen. (2024, June 26). Should I Stay or Should I Go? Factors Affecting the Turnover of New Civil Servants in Taiwan. Paper presented at the Public Management Research Conference, Evans School of Public Policy and Governance, Washington, DC, USA.

3. Wu, Shun-Wen & Sun, Yu-Hung. (2022, December 3). Analysis of Turnover Factors among New Civil Servants. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Taiwanese Political Science Association, Taichung: Tunghai University.

4. Wu, Shun-Wen, Wang, Guang-Xu, Chen, Don-Yun, & Chen, Yang-Chung. (2019, October 19). Personal Burnout and Organizational Inertia in Street-Level Public Health Centers: The Case of Taiwan. Paper presented at the Sixth Cross-Strait Academic Forum on Public Governance, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China.

5. Chen, Tun-Yuan, Wu, Shun-Wen, Chen, Yang-Chung, & Wang, Guang-Xu. (2018, November 10). Examining Burnout among Frontline Health Workers from the Perspective of Conservation of Resources Theory: Public Service Motivation as a Moderating Variable. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Taiwanese Political Science Association, Yilan: Tamkang University, Lanyang Campus.

6. Wu, Shun-Wen & Lin, Lee-Kai. (2018, September 28). The Effect of the Unit-Pricing Program on Municipal Solid Waste in New Taipei City. Paper presented at the Greater China-Australia Dialogue on Public Administration 2018 Workshop, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China.

7. Wu, Shun-Wen (with Coady Wing & Jill Nicholson-Crotty). (2017, June 20). The ACA Medicaid Expansions Did Not Cost Much to Cover the Previously Eligible but Uninsured. Presented at the Political Science Research Frontiers Workshop, Taipei: National Taiwan University.

8. Wu, Shun-Wen. (2017, June 2). The Spillover Effect of Policy Programs: The Case of the ObamaCare Medicaid Program. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Taiwan Association for Schools of Public Administration and Affairs (TASPAA), Kaohsiung: I-Shou University.

9. Wu, Shun-Wen. (2016, June 14). The Effect of Early Medicaid Expansions on Health Expenditures and Health Status of Historically Eligible Parents. Poster presented at the American Society of Health Economists Conference (ASHEcon), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

10. Wu, Shun-Wen. (2016, April 9). Did Medicaid Expansions Attract More Enrollments? – The Welcome-Mat Effect of the Early Medicaid Expansion under the Affordable Care Act. Paper presented at the Junior Scholar Symposium of the 2016 Midwest Political Science Association Conference (MPSA), Chicago, Illinois, USA.

11. 2016.2.19. Shun-Wen Wu. How Much Money Did the State Government Pay for the Welcome-mat Effect? Paper presented at the 16th Annual Conference of the Association of SPEA Ph.D. Students, Bloomington, Indiana.
     
12. 2016.2.19. Shun-Wen Wu. The Welcome-mat Effect of the Early Medicaid Expansions for Low Income Adults. Paper presented at the 16th Annual Conference of the Association of SPEA Ph.D. Students, Bloomington, Indiana.
     
13. 2015.12.11. Shun-Wen Wu. The Effect of the Early Medicaid Expansion on Medical Care Use and Health of Previously Eligible Groups. Paper presented at the IU/VU Health Economics & Policy Conference, Nashville, Tennessee.
     
14. 2014.3.28. Shun-Wen Wu. Does Medicaid Coverage Affect Job Decisions of Non-Disabled Adults? Empirical Study from Current Population Survey. Paper presented at the 14th Annual Conference of the Association of SPEA Ph.D. Students, Bloomington, Indiana.
     
15. Chiu, Chang-Tai & Wu, Shun-Wen. (2010, November 6). An Evaluation Study of Taiwan’s Green Building Policy. Paper presented at the 2010 Annual Conference of the Chinese Association of Political Science, Kaohsiung: National Sun Yat-sen University.