Christopher S Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 3820598 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christopher S Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christopher S |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE C S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Boston College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2510-4071 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Smoking trends in Poland (2012–2021)—insights from the comprehensive cardiovascular risk prevention program
Background Understanding smoking prevalence trends across demographic groups is crucial for effective public health interventions. Monitoring such trends helps tailor prevention strategies and allocate resources to the most affected populations. These insights support the design of more equitable and effective tobacco control policies. Aim This study analyzes data from the Comprehensive Cardiovascular Risk Prevention Program (CCRPP) in Poland (20…
Respectful Patient–Provider Communication and Patient Portal Usage in Pregnant People of Color
Background: Patient–provider communication (PPC) increasingly occurs in online patient portals. Variations in portal usage might worsen communication inequities for pregnant people of color (POC), widening the digital divide. The objective of this study was to examine the relationships between respectful PPC, patient portal usage, and digital health literacy (DHL) in pregnant POC. Methods: A multimethod cross-sectional survey design was used. Ord…
Trends in cardiovascular risk factors in poland
Improvements in smoking prevalence, TC, LDL-C, and SCORE values reflect progress in reducing cardiovascular risk factors. However, persistent physical inactivity, overweight, and rising glucose levels highlight the need for intensified preventive efforts targeting metabolic and lifestyle risk factors
Longitudinal changes in physical and psychological outcomes in spousal vs. non-spousal caregivers for patients with end-stage liver disease
To maintain or improve caregivers' abilities to provide care, healthcare professionals should provide resources to caregivers. Future research should include longitudinal, dyadic studies and focus on interventions for improving caregiver physical and mental QOL
Person-centered Needs Assessment for a Regional Population in the North of Singapore Using a Population Health Survey
Background: Yishun Health (YH), a regional population health system under Singapore’s National Healthcare Group expanded its role beyond healthcare provision, to care for more than 330,000 residents in northern Singapore. This prompted transformation towards a more effective and sustainable Unified Care Model (UCM). YH adopted a value-driven strategy, involving needs-based population segmentation, segment-specific interventions, and systematic me…
Teeing’ Up Games for Understanding (TUGfU)
Despite the global appeal of game-based approaches (e.g. Teaching Games for Understanding, Game Sense), there is a notable lack of evidence regarding target sport coaches’ perceptions and applications of these pedagogies. Using multiple qualitative methods including semi-structured interviews, video observations, coaching plans, reflections and visual images, this qualitative case study investigates a golf coach’s (i.e. David) perception and appl…
The influence of groove on sexual attraction
First described by Schachter & Singer (1962), the phenomenon of misattributed arousal (arousal perceived as coming from a wrongly presumed source and irrelevantly influencing evaluations of it) has been widely documented, with two recent studies, Marin, Schober, Gingras, & Leder (2017) and Chang et al. (2021), providing suggestive evidence of music as a source of misattributed arousal with an enhancing effect on sexual attraction. The aim of the …
You never forget your first? Impact of interview timing on institutional rank order
Commentary on Schotanus, "Singing and Accompaniment Support the Processing of Song Lyrics and Change the Lyrics' Meaning"
In this commentary, a number of problematic aspects of the studies presented in the target article are discussed. Suggestions have been made for further analyses of some of the data and for additional experimental investigations
HRSA-funded Health Centers Are an Important Source of Care and Reduce Unmet Needs in Primary Care Services
BACKGROUND: Evidence indicates the unmet need for primary care services including medical, mental health, and dental care is greater among uninsured and Medicaid beneficiaries than privately insured individuals, many of whom use Health Resources and Services Administration-funded health centers (HRSA HCs). OBJECTIVE: We examined differences in rates of unmet need between low-income uninsured and Medicaid patients of HRSA HCs and safety-net clinic…
How Do Cognitive Function and Knowledge Affect Heart Failure Self-Care
Despite extensive patient education, few heart failure (HF) patients master self-care. Impaired cognitive function may explain why patient education is ineffective. A concurrent triangulation mixed methods design was used to explore how knowledge and cognitive function influence HF self-care. A total of 41 adults with HF participated in interviews about self-care and completed standardized instruments measuring knowledge, cognitive function, and …
A Sensory-Motor Theory of Rhythm, Time Perception and Beat Induction
In this paper, we develop further a sensory-motor theory of rhythm, time perception and beat induction. We account for these phenomena by the interaction of sensory systems, which represent temporal information in terms of the power spectrum of the sensory image, and the motor system, which has certain natural frequencies. The central assumption is that beat induction is not a passive process but, rather, a form of sensory-guided action involving…
How Do Cognitive Function and Knowledge Affect Heart Failure Self-Care
Despite extensive patient education, few heart failure (HF) patients master self-care. Impaired cognitive function may explain why patient education is ineffective. A concurrent triangulation mixed methods design was used to explore how knowledge and cognitive function influence HF self-care. A total of 41 adults with HF participated in interviews about self-care and completed standardized instruments measuring knowledge, cognitive function, and …
A Sensory-Motor Theory of Rhythm, Time Perception and Beat Induction
In this paper, we develop further a sensory-motor theory of rhythm, time perception and beat induction. We account for these phenomena by the interaction of sensory systems, which represent temporal information in terms of the power spectrum of the sensory image, and the motor system, which has certain natural frequencies. The central assumption is that beat induction is not a passive process but, rather, a form of sensory-guided action involving…
A Sensory-Motor Theory of Rhythm, Time Perception and Beat Induction
In this paper, we develop further a sensory-motor theory of rhythm, time perception and beat induction. We account for these phenomena by the interaction of sensory systems, which represent temporal information in terms of the power spectrum of the sensory image, and the motor system, which has certain natural frequencies. The central assumption is that beat induction is not a passive process but, rather, a form of sensory-guided action involving…
How Do Cognitive Function and Knowledge Affect Heart Failure Self-Care
Despite extensive patient education, few heart failure (HF) patients master self-care. Impaired cognitive function may explain why patient education is ineffective. A concurrent triangulation mixed methods design was used to explore how knowledge and cognitive function influence HF self-care. A total of 41 adults with HF participated in interviews about self-care and completed standardized instruments measuring knowledge, cognitive function, and …
HRSA-funded Health Centers Are an Important Source of Care and Reduce Unmet Needs in Primary Care Services
BACKGROUND: Evidence indicates the unmet need for primary care services including medical, mental health, and dental care is greater among uninsured and Medicaid beneficiaries than privately insured individuals, many of whom use Health Resources and Services Administration-funded health centers (HRSA HCs). OBJECTIVE: We examined differences in rates of unmet need between low-income uninsured and Medicaid patients of HRSA HCs and safety-net clinic…
Commentary on Schotanus, "Singing and Accompaniment Support the Processing of Song Lyrics and Change the Lyrics' Meaning"
In this commentary, a number of problematic aspects of the studies presented in the target article are discussed. Suggestions have been made for further analyses of some of the data and for additional experimental investigations
You never forget your first? Impact of interview timing on institutional rank order
The influence of groove on sexual attraction
First described by Schachter & Singer (1962), the phenomenon of misattributed arousal (arousal perceived as coming from a wrongly presumed source and irrelevantly influencing evaluations of it) has been widely documented, with two recent studies, Marin, Schober, Gingras, & Leder (2017) and Chang et al. (2021), providing suggestive evidence of music as a source of misattributed arousal with an enhancing effect on sexual attraction. The aim of the …
Teeing’ Up Games for Understanding (TUGfU)
Despite the global appeal of game-based approaches (e.g. Teaching Games for Understanding, Game Sense), there is a notable lack of evidence regarding target sport coaches’ perceptions and applications of these pedagogies. Using multiple qualitative methods including semi-structured interviews, video observations, coaching plans, reflections and visual images, this qualitative case study investigates a golf coach’s (i.e. David) perception and appl…
Smoking trends in Poland (2012–2021)—insights from the comprehensive cardiovascular risk prevention program
Background Understanding smoking prevalence trends across demographic groups is crucial for effective public health interventions. Monitoring such trends helps tailor prevention strategies and allocate resources to the most affected populations. These insights support the design of more equitable and effective tobacco control policies. Aim This study analyzes data from the Comprehensive Cardiovascular Risk Prevention Program (CCRPP) in Poland (20…
Respectful Patient–Provider Communication and Patient Portal Usage in Pregnant People of Color
Background: Patient–provider communication (PPC) increasingly occurs in online patient portals. Variations in portal usage might worsen communication inequities for pregnant people of color (POC), widening the digital divide. The objective of this study was to examine the relationships between respectful PPC, patient portal usage, and digital health literacy (DHL) in pregnant POC. Methods: A multimethod cross-sectional survey design was used. Ord…
Trends in cardiovascular risk factors in poland
Improvements in smoking prevalence, TC, LDL-C, and SCORE values reflect progress in reducing cardiovascular risk factors. However, persistent physical inactivity, overweight, and rising glucose levels highlight the need for intensified preventive efforts targeting metabolic and lifestyle risk factors
Longitudinal changes in physical and psychological outcomes in spousal vs. non-spousal caregivers for patients with end-stage liver disease
To maintain or improve caregivers' abilities to provide care, healthcare professionals should provide resources to caregivers. Future research should include longitudinal, dyadic studies and focus on interventions for improving caregiver physical and mental QOL
Person-centered Needs Assessment for a Regional Population in the North of Singapore Using a Population Health Survey
Background: Yishun Health (YH), a regional population health system under Singapore’s National Healthcare Group expanded its role beyond healthcare provision, to care for more than 330,000 residents in northern Singapore. This prompted transformation towards a more effective and sustainable Unified Care Model (UCM). YH adopted a value-driven strategy, involving needs-based population segmentation, segment-specific interventions, and systematic me…
Medicine (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Environmental health (4 works) · Health care (4 works) · Population (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Acoustics (2 works) · Communication (2 works) · Family medicine (2 works)