Ya-Hui Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 3942023 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ya-Hui Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ya-Hui |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Chung Cheng University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5802-9146 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Age management for older worker research evolution and trends: A bibliometric analysis
This article aims to further understand age management strategies for older workers, along with the key thematic themes that influence research in this field. To achieve this objective, a sample of 347 articles was obtained from the Web of Science database and then analyzed using bibliometric methods. Four types of analysis were used: performance analysis, the evolution of keywords, longitudinal analysis, and analysis by period. Based on the data…
Experiences of Shared Decision-Making Among Resident Physicians in Taiwan
The purpose of this study was to explore the clinical experiences and perceptions regarding three talk model shared decision-making (SDM) practices among different specialty of resident physicians in Taiwan. Resident physicians from a teaching hospital in Southern Taiwan were recruited using purposive sampling. In total, 19 residents participated in one-on-one, in-depth, qualitative, and semi-structured interviews regarding their experiences prac…
Learning of active aging knowledge and practices on quality of life as fully mediated by behaviors
This study applied the Kirkpatrick model to explore the positive effects of active aging knowledge and behaviors – acquired through participation in learning activities – on improving the quality of life (QoL) of older adults. Valid samples were collected from 899 participants aged 55 years or older at active aging learning centers in Taiwan; the samples were analyzed using a structural equation model. The study results indicated that behavior fu…
Relationship between professional competence and effectiveness among operators in active aging learning centers in Taiwan
Older adult educational organizations are a key public service that helps societies respond to an aging population. However, the perceptions, interactions, and operational effectiveness of these organizations have rarely been explored from the learners’ perspective. This study included the learners’ perspective and examined the relationship between professional competencies and operational effectiveness among operators of these organizations. A t…
The Physician-Patient Communication Behaviors Among Medical Specialists in a Hospital Setting
Effective physician-patient communication builds robust physician-patient relationships and reduces medical disputes. However, much is unknown about the differences that exist in the communication behaviors of physicians in different departments. Using a mixed-methods research approach, the researchers used Roter Interaction Analysis System to uncover the communication behaviors of internists, surgeons, family physicians, and emergency physicians…
The development, validation, and application of a retirement preparation readiness scale in Taiwan
Retirement preparation is an issue of global concern. The public and private sectors have implemented solutions in the workplace such that participants turn their knowledge into actions through exploration. Yet, research is scarce regarding the associations between these three levels of knowledge, exploration, and implementation. This study aimed to develop a retirement preparation scale for middle-aged and older adult employees in Taiwan and exa…
The Matchmaker between Employers and Older Job Seekers: Employment Specialists’ Service Experiences in Taiwan
Employment specialists play a key role in promoting the utilization of older workers’ human resources. In this study, the researchers conducted semi-structured interviews with 11 employment specialists to illustrate their experiences in matching employers for older job seekers. The results showed the following: (1) employment specialists enhance professional competencies by constantly learning and accumulating experiences; (2) employment speciali…
Communicate with Elderly Patients in the Medical Visit: Doctors’ Service Experiences of a Regional Hospital in Taiwan
This study explored doctors’ medical service experiences while communicating with elderly patients. In this qualitative study, the researchers conducted semi-structured interviews with 20 doctors from a regional hospital in Taiwan. The findings revealed that: (a) By providing medical service, doctors can collect patient information more effectively by inquiring about the patients in dialects and guiding the patients’ family members; (b) It is mor…
Community-Based Long-Term Care in Taiwan: The Service Experiences of Tier B Centers
This qualitative study explored the community-based long-term care in Taiwan, examining the service experiences of Taiwan’s Tier B centers. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with seven Tier B service centers managers. The interview transcripts were analyzed by comparing the participants’ responses to find similarities and inducted into three themes. It was found that the adversities encountered include frequent policy revisions, the lack …
From Older Adult Education to Social Service: The Transformation of Elderly Education Organizations
In recent times, fiscal austerity has driven many nonprofit organizations to transform into social enterprises. This study sought to explore the process that elderly educational organizations undergo when making this transformation. The 11 managers who participated in this study had guided the transformation of active aging learning centers into social enterprises and equipped with knowledge of the transformation experience. A qualitative method …
The Service of Retirement Preparation Program for Older Adults in Taiwan: From the Perspectives of Occupational Health Management Specialists
This study aimed to examine the experiences of implementing retirement preparation programs in Taiwanese. A qualitative study approach, in which semi-structured one-to-one in-depth interviews were conducted for data collection, was employed. Nine occupational health management specialists with experience in implementing retirement preparation programs were interviewed to shed light on the service of such programs in the workplace in Taiwan. The r…
Continued Exercise among the Elderly and the Relevant Support Strategies: A Qualitative Study in Taiwan
This study explores factors that contribute to elderly participants continued exercise. A qualitative approach utilizing the method of phenomenology was adopted, and semi-structured interviews were conducted to collect data on the perspectives of 21 elderly participants and 2 sports instructors. The study yielded the following findings: (a) the primary motivation behind the elderly participants’ continued exercise is the referral and encouragemen…
Life course productivity model to analyze academic research issues: A longitudinal analysis at one Taiwanese university
Research productivity has been a critical issue in terms of academic development in higher education. In this study, we adopt a life-course perspective to examine the personal factors, mostly age-related, affecting research productivity in a Taiwanese research-oriented university. Covering a time series of 20 years, our dataset includes individual research performance of faculty and other relevant covariates over their life course. The growth cur…
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From Older Adult Education to Social Service: The Transformation of Elderly Education Organizations
In recent times, fiscal austerity has driven many nonprofit organizations to transform into social enterprises. This study sought to explore the process that elderly educational organizations undergo when making this transformation. The 11 managers who participated in this study had guided the transformation of active aging learning centers into social enterprises and equipped with knowledge of the transformation experience. A qualitative method …
The Service of Retirement Preparation Program for Older Adults in Taiwan: From the Perspectives of Occupational Health Management Specialists
This study aimed to examine the experiences of implementing retirement preparation programs in Taiwanese. A qualitative study approach, in which semi-structured one-to-one in-depth interviews were conducted for data collection, was employed. Nine occupational health management specialists with experience in implementing retirement preparation programs were interviewed to shed light on the service of such programs in the workplace in Taiwan. The r…
Continued Exercise among the Elderly and the Relevant Support Strategies: A Qualitative Study in Taiwan
This study explores factors that contribute to elderly participants continued exercise. A qualitative approach utilizing the method of phenomenology was adopted, and semi-structured interviews were conducted to collect data on the perspectives of 21 elderly participants and 2 sports instructors. The study yielded the following findings: (a) the primary motivation behind the elderly participants’ continued exercise is the referral and encouragemen…
Life course productivity model to analyze academic research issues: A longitudinal analysis at one Taiwanese university
Research productivity has been a critical issue in terms of academic development in higher education. In this study, we adopt a life-course perspective to examine the personal factors, mostly age-related, affecting research productivity in a Taiwanese research-oriented university. Covering a time series of 20 years, our dataset includes individual research performance of faculty and other relevant covariates over their life course. The growth cur…
The Matchmaker between Employers and Older Job Seekers: Employment Specialists’ Service Experiences in Taiwan
Employment specialists play a key role in promoting the utilization of older workers’ human resources. In this study, the researchers conducted semi-structured interviews with 11 employment specialists to illustrate their experiences in matching employers for older job seekers. The results showed the following: (1) employment specialists enhance professional competencies by constantly learning and accumulating experiences; (2) employment speciali…
Communicate with Elderly Patients in the Medical Visit: Doctors’ Service Experiences of a Regional Hospital in Taiwan
This study explored doctors’ medical service experiences while communicating with elderly patients. In this qualitative study, the researchers conducted semi-structured interviews with 20 doctors from a regional hospital in Taiwan. The findings revealed that: (a) By providing medical service, doctors can collect patient information more effectively by inquiring about the patients in dialects and guiding the patients’ family members; (b) It is mor…
Community-Based Long-Term Care in Taiwan: The Service Experiences of Tier B Centers
This qualitative study explored the community-based long-term care in Taiwan, examining the service experiences of Taiwan’s Tier B centers. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with seven Tier B service centers managers. The interview transcripts were analyzed by comparing the participants’ responses to find similarities and inducted into three themes. It was found that the adversities encountered include frequent policy revisions, the lack …
The development, validation, and application of a retirement preparation readiness scale in Taiwan
Retirement preparation is an issue of global concern. The public and private sectors have implemented solutions in the workplace such that participants turn their knowledge into actions through exploration. Yet, research is scarce regarding the associations between these three levels of knowledge, exploration, and implementation. This study aimed to develop a retirement preparation scale for middle-aged and older adult employees in Taiwan and exa…
The Physician-Patient Communication Behaviors Among Medical Specialists in a Hospital Setting
Effective physician-patient communication builds robust physician-patient relationships and reduces medical disputes. However, much is unknown about the differences that exist in the communication behaviors of physicians in different departments. Using a mixed-methods research approach, the researchers used Roter Interaction Analysis System to uncover the communication behaviors of internists, surgeons, family physicians, and emergency physicians…
Learning of active aging knowledge and practices on quality of life as fully mediated by behaviors
This study applied the Kirkpatrick model to explore the positive effects of active aging knowledge and behaviors – acquired through participation in learning activities – on improving the quality of life (QoL) of older adults. Valid samples were collected from 899 participants aged 55 years or older at active aging learning centers in Taiwan; the samples were analyzed using a structural equation model. The study results indicated that behavior fu…
Relationship between professional competence and effectiveness among operators in active aging learning centers in Taiwan
Older adult educational organizations are a key public service that helps societies respond to an aging population. However, the perceptions, interactions, and operational effectiveness of these organizations have rarely been explored from the learners’ perspective. This study included the learners’ perspective and examined the relationship between professional competencies and operational effectiveness among operators of these organizations. A t…
Age management for older worker research evolution and trends: A bibliometric analysis
This article aims to further understand age management strategies for older workers, along with the key thematic themes that influence research in this field. To achieve this objective, a sample of 347 articles was obtained from the Web of Science database and then analyzed using bibliometric methods. Four types of analysis were used: performance analysis, the evolution of keywords, longitudinal analysis, and analysis by period. Based on the data…
Experiences of Shared Decision-Making Among Resident Physicians in Taiwan
The purpose of this study was to explore the clinical experiences and perceptions regarding three talk model shared decision-making (SDM) practices among different specialty of resident physicians in Taiwan. Resident physicians from a teaching hospital in Southern Taiwan were recruited using purposive sampling. In total, 19 residents participated in one-on-one, in-depth, qualitative, and semi-structured interviews regarding their experiences prac…
Psychology (10 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Gerontology (5 works) · Qualitative research (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Medical education (4 works) · Nursing (4 works) · Political science (4 works)