Geok Ling Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 6515023 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Geok Ling Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Geok Ling |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE G L |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Singapore |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1490-9269 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Malay-Muslim engagement with end-of-life topics through participatory arts
Understanding the influence of bereaved family caregivers’ perception of a good death on their caregiving experiences
This retrospective qualitative study aimed to examine the influences of bereaved family caregivers' perception of good death for their dying spouse or parent on their caregiving experiences. A purposive sample of 15 participants were recruited from a hospice and their narratives were analyzed. Using the interpretative phenomenological analysis approach, five key components of a perceived good death that intermixed well-established Western attribu…
Re-Conceptualizing Bereavement Care Practices
The management and delivery of bereavement care and support services present practical challenges. A national-level, qualitative study was conducted to examine the current practices in Singapore. The study's purpose was to inform bereavement care practices by drawing from perspectives of service providers offering death, dying and bereavement-related services. This qualitative study was undertaken using focused group discussion (FGD) with service…
Understanding Bereavement Experiences and Coping Among Bereaved Family Caregivers in Singapore
The aim of this retrospective qualitative study was to examine the bereavement experiences and coping of family caregivers, with the Dual Process Model (DPM) as the theoretical framework. A purposive sample of 15 bereaved family caregivers, who had lived with and/or cared for their dying spouse or parent, were recruited from a local hospice. Using the interpretative phenomenological analysis approach, all one-to-one interviews were audio-recorded…
Loneliness amongst Low-Socioeconomic Status Elderly Singaporeans and its Association with Perceptions of the Neighbourhood Environment
In Singapore, a densely urbanised Asian city state, more than 80% of the population stays in public housing estates and the majority (90%) own their own homes. For the needy who cannot afford home ownership, public rental flats are available. We were interested in exploring social-environmental factors that are associated with loneliness among elderly residents of public rental housing in Singapore. We surveyed residents aged ≥60 in two Singapore…
Physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects of end-of-life trajectory among patients with advanced cancer
The study examined and described the perspectives of people living with advanced cancer and the changes over time in their needs and experiences. This paper reports the accounts of 11 terminally-ill people who gave a total of 25 in-depth interviews. Participants were recruited when they began receiving home hospice care service, and they were followed up over time, as their disease progressed. Framework method was used to organize the data and id…
Quality of life domains important and relevant to family caregivers of advanced cancer patients in an Asian population
Can Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Impact Singapore's Low Fertility Rate
Objective: This paper considers the potential contribution that assisted reproductive technology (ART) may make to population replenishment in countries that have experienced extended periods of below-populationreplacement Total Fertility Rates (TFR), by focusing on the specific situation of Singapore, which has recorded 'ultra-low' TFRs for many years.Methods: The factors contributing to ultra-low TFRs in Singapore, the economic and social conse…
Understanding the influence of bereaved family caregivers’ perception of a good death on their caregiving experiences
This retrospective qualitative study aimed to examine the influences of bereaved family caregivers' perception of good death for their dying spouse or parent on their caregiving experiences. A purposive sample of 15 participants were recruited from a hospice and their narratives were analyzed. Using the interpretative phenomenological analysis approach, five key components of a perceived good death that intermixed well-established Western attribu…
Physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects of end-of-life trajectory among patients with advanced cancer
The study examined and described the perspectives of people living with advanced cancer and the changes over time in their needs and experiences. This paper reports the accounts of 11 terminally-ill people who gave a total of 25 in-depth interviews. Participants were recruited when they began receiving home hospice care service, and they were followed up over time, as their disease progressed. Framework method was used to organize the data and id…
Can Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Impact Singapore's Low Fertility Rate
Objective: This paper considers the potential contribution that assisted reproductive technology (ART) may make to population replenishment in countries that have experienced extended periods of below-populationreplacement Total Fertility Rates (TFR), by focusing on the specific situation of Singapore, which has recorded 'ultra-low' TFRs for many years.Methods: The factors contributing to ultra-low TFRs in Singapore, the economic and social conse…
Can Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Impact Singapore's Low Fertility Rate
Objective: This paper considers the potential contribution that assisted reproductive technology (ART) may make to population replenishment in countries that have experienced extended periods of below-populationreplacement Total Fertility Rates (TFR), by focusing on the specific situation of Singapore, which has recorded 'ultra-low' TFRs for many years.Methods: The factors contributing to ultra-low TFRs in Singapore, the economic and social conse…
Quality of life domains important and relevant to family caregivers of advanced cancer patients in an Asian population
Physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects of end-of-life trajectory among patients with advanced cancer
The study examined and described the perspectives of people living with advanced cancer and the changes over time in their needs and experiences. This paper reports the accounts of 11 terminally-ill people who gave a total of 25 in-depth interviews. Participants were recruited when they began receiving home hospice care service, and they were followed up over time, as their disease progressed. Framework method was used to organize the data and id…
Loneliness amongst Low-Socioeconomic Status Elderly Singaporeans and its Association with Perceptions of the Neighbourhood Environment
In Singapore, a densely urbanised Asian city state, more than 80% of the population stays in public housing estates and the majority (90%) own their own homes. For the needy who cannot afford home ownership, public rental flats are available. We were interested in exploring social-environmental factors that are associated with loneliness among elderly residents of public rental housing in Singapore. We surveyed residents aged ≥60 in two Singapore…
Re-Conceptualizing Bereavement Care Practices
The management and delivery of bereavement care and support services present practical challenges. A national-level, qualitative study was conducted to examine the current practices in Singapore. The study's purpose was to inform bereavement care practices by drawing from perspectives of service providers offering death, dying and bereavement-related services. This qualitative study was undertaken using focused group discussion (FGD) with service…
Understanding Bereavement Experiences and Coping Among Bereaved Family Caregivers in Singapore
The aim of this retrospective qualitative study was to examine the bereavement experiences and coping of family caregivers, with the Dual Process Model (DPM) as the theoretical framework. A purposive sample of 15 bereaved family caregivers, who had lived with and/or cared for their dying spouse or parent, were recruited from a local hospice. Using the interpretative phenomenological analysis approach, all one-to-one interviews were audio-recorded…
Understanding the influence of bereaved family caregivers’ perception of a good death on their caregiving experiences
This retrospective qualitative study aimed to examine the influences of bereaved family caregivers' perception of good death for their dying spouse or parent on their caregiving experiences. A purposive sample of 15 participants were recruited from a hospice and their narratives were analyzed. Using the interpretative phenomenological analysis approach, five key components of a perceived good death that intermixed well-established Western attribu…
Malay-Muslim engagement with end-of-life topics through participatory arts
Sociology (7 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health (5 works) · Nursing (5 works) · Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues (5 works) · Qualitative research (4 works) · Gerontology (3 works) · Interpretative phenomenological analysis (3 works) · Psychotherapist (3 works)