Bo Xie
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3583543 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Bo Xie |
| PRENOMES | Bo |
| SOBRENOME | Xie |
| ASSINATURA | XIE B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Wuhan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7641-5139 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 47 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 104 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 5 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Development and Validation of the HLS‐Q12‐OA Health Literacy Instrument for Older Adults
The impact of advertisement disclosure on consumer engagement in short videos
The targeted recommendations and user-friendly operation of short videos offer influencers more options for advertising disclosure modes. In short videos, the response of consumers to influencers’ advertising disclosure remains unclear. Therefore, in this study, we collect a large amount of comment data in short video advertisements, aiming to explore the impact of consumers’ awareness and attitude of advertising disclosures on their engagement. …
Optimal Scale of Greenspace Exposure for Pulmonary Tuberculosis Treatment Success
Game theoretic research on strategies for medical carbon neutrality stakeholders under time delay effects
Introduction: Carbon emissions from the healthcare sector have drawn increasing attention as global climate change intensifies. Achieving carbon neutrality in healthcare is vital for sustainable development, yet the complexity of stakeholder interactions and regulatory mechanisms creates substantial challenges. Methods: This study develops a dynamic evolutionary game model with time-delay effects to examine the strategic behaviors of four stakeho…
Traffic safety in relation to multidimensional street network and land use features
The association of the triglyceride-glucose index and its changes with 5-year all-cause mortality in patients with depression
The TyG index is linked with a 5-year all-cause mortality risk among patients suffering from depression. The dynamic fluctuations in the TyG index could potentially offer more substantial insights in identifying patients at high risk for all-cause mortality
Beyond additive effects
To reduce biases in air pollution control policies and maximize their health benefits, it is essential to assess both the additive and interactive effects when evaluating the health impacts of air pollutant mixtures. Furthermore, the influence of greenness should be considered in the context of these air pollutant mixtures
Relationship between childhood obesity and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases
The relationship between childhood obesity and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases (CCVD) remains ambiguous. This study aims to explore the causal relationship between childhood obesity and CCVD utilizing the two-sample Mendelian randomization (MR) method. Furthermore, the study investigates the prognostic implications of obesity on CCVD, utilizing insights derived from the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study 2021. This study utilized po…
Spatial and moderating effects of greenspace on the association between air pollution and lung cancer incidence
Empowering the Care of Older Adults Through the Use of Technology
In recent years, the COVID-19 pandemic and other global crises have significantly affected the lives of older adults, impacting their healthcare, social connections, and daily routines. While the increasing digitization and automation of services offer benefits such as remote healthcare access and reduced isolation, these technologies also pose challenges in terms of unfamiliarity, learning curves, and privacy and security concerns. Addressing th…
Spatial spillover effect of environmental factors on the tuberculosis occurrence among the elderly
Targeted interventions among the elderly in Western Zhejiang may be more efficient than broad, province-wide interventions. Low annual mean temperature and high annual mean precipitation in local and neighboring areas tend to have higher PTB onset among the elderly
Homelessness and migration
Homeless people have become more visible in China in recent years. However, research on Chinese homelessness in general and homeless migrants in particular is still very limited. Based on the China Migrants Dynamic Survey, this pioneering exploration of the geography of homeless migrants in China arrives at three conclusions. First, although homeless migrants are often scorned as an underclass of derelict drifters, the majority are educated, marr…
Large-scale greenway exposure reduces sedentary behavior
Prediction of the risk of cytopenia in hospitalized HIV/Aids patients using machine learning methods based on electronic medical records
Background: Cytopenia is a frequent complication among HIV-infected patients who require hospitalization. It can have a negative impact on the treatment outcomes for these patients. However, by leveraging machine learning techniques and electronic medical records, a predictive model can be developed to evaluate the risk of cytopenia during hospitalization in HIV patients. Such a model is crucial for designing a more individualized and evidence-ba…
Online Health Information Wants of Caregivers for Persons With Dementia in Social Media
This study aimed to examine the online information behavior of informal caregivers of persons with dementia (PWDs). We examined caregivers’ posts ( N = 401) in two subgroups on the social media platform Reddit. Content analysis and correlational analysis techniques were used to analyze the data. Over half of caregivers (57%) posted health information for the purposes of both sharing and seeking information, whereas the remaining caregivers posted…
Aging Workforce in the Context of Technological Advancements
Technological advancements continue to result in fundamental changes to the work itself and the workplace. Although these changes can create challenges for older workers, older workers can draw from individual and contextual resources to maintain and enhance their wellbeing, motivation, and capacities, and thus achieving successful aging at work. These articles in this special issue characterize the different psychological mechanisms underlying w…
How greenway exposure reduces body weight
Evolution of Habitat Quality and Its Response to Topographic Gradient Effect in a Karst Plateau
Habitat quality (HQ) is widely considered to be a proxy indicator for biodiversity. Assessing the dynamic changes in HQ induced by land-use and land-cover (LULC) changes could provide a scientific perspective for regional sustainable development, especially in the ecologically fragile karst plateau mountainous areas. We selected nine landscape metrics to examine LULC dynamics in the Key Biodiversity Conservation Project Area of Wuling Mountains i…
Study on Safety Coefficient of Sedimentary Bauxite Strip Pillar under Valley Terrain
The underground sedimentary bauxite ore body in Shanxi province has a shallow burial depth; the valley terrain caused stress concentration on a pillar which affected the pillar’s safety and goaf stability. This paper proposed a pillar safety coefficient calculation method affected by the goaf structural parameters and the valley terrain, which was based on a pillar mechanics analysis under the valley terrain. The results show that the overlying v…
Internet-Enabled Behaviors in Older Adults During the Pandemic
In response to social distancing measures during the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a need to increase the frequency of internet enabled behaviors (IEBs). To date, little is known about how the pandemic impacted IEBs in older adults, a population that has historically been linked to lower digital literacy and utilization. We administered an online survey between April and July 2021 to 298 adults who were over age 50 (mean age = 73 years; 93.5% non-…
Dementia Caregiver Insights on Use of Assistive Technologies
Concerns about developing memory problems and losing independence constitute a significant source of stress for the aging population. Impairments in cognitive and functional abilities are the hallmark symptoms of dementia, a common age-related condition. The responsibility of caring for older adults with dementia falls disproportionately on family and friends. Technologies, such as smartphone applications, wearable devices, and smart speakers, of…
Feasibility and Utility of Wearable Bluetooth and RFID Sensors to Measure Care Interactions
Clinical care interactions influence important health outcomes in older adults such as nosocomial infections, falls, and care satisfaction. However, traditional measurements of interactions are often time-consuming, costly, biased, or they interfere with normal clinical care. Wearable sensors measure interpersonal contact with a high degree of spatial and temporal detail and accuracy when applied to examining the spread of infection. This study a…
Differences Between Employed and Retired Older Adults in Information and Communication Technology Use and Attitudes
Older adults, 65 years and older, are a heterogeneous group in terms of their information and communication technology (ICT) use. Few studies, however, have examined how ICT use patterns may vary between employed older adults versus those who are no longer in the workforce. We expand research on this topic by examining whether variations in ICT use, as well as attitudes toward ICTs and online self-efficacy, exist between these 2 groups. Key outco…
Electronic Wearable Device Use for Physical Activity in Older Adults
Innovative solutions to help older adults increase physical activity are critically important. In this qualitative study, we explored older adults' acceptance, capability, and experiences of using three different types of electronic wearable devices over a period of 4-24 weeks for self-monitoring and promoting physical activity. We conducted 23 semistructured interviews with older adults who participated in three physical activity intervention st…
Effects of neighborhood environment on different aspects of greenway use
A Double Burden of Exclusion? Digital and Social Exclusion of Older Adults in Times of Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has excluded older adults from a society based on physical social contact. Vulnerable populations like older adults also tend to be excluded from digital services because they opt not to use the internet, lack necessary devices and network connectivity, or inexperience using the technology. Older adults who are frail and are not online, many of whom are in long-term care facilities, struggle with the double burden of social …
Disentangling residential self-selection from impacts of built environment characteristics on travel behaviors for older adults
In the context of population ageing in many developed and developing countries, encouraging active transport behaviors of older adults, is a key public health priority. However, many cross-sectional studies assessing the impact of built environment characteristics on travel behavior fail to address residential self-selection bias, and hence the causal relationship is uncertain. A large-scale public housing scheme provided this study with a unique…
Multimodal Computer-Mediated Communication and Social Support among Older Chinese Internet Users
Using the grounded theory approach, this ethnographic study examines the relationship between the use of three different modes of computer-mediated communication (CMC) and the types of social support exchanged within an online community of older Chinese (age 50 or older). The findings indicate that the voice chat room is best suited for companionship while the online forum is used primarily for informational support. The exchange of emotional and…
Using the Internet for Offline Relationship Formation
This study examines the impact of the Internet on the online and offline social interactions and relationships of members of a senior-oriented computer club. Twenty semistructured, openended interviews were conducted in February 2005 to collect data. Grounded theory was used to guide data analysis. Major findings include the following: First, within this particular group of older American Internet users, there is little online interaction. The In…
Dose-response effect of a large-scale greenway intervention on physical activities
Older Adults and Political Participation on the Internet
Older adults are not only lagging behind in terms of physical access to the Internet but also in engaging in political activities in the online environment. The findings from two independent studies bridging the USA and China suggest that older adults, even when they have access to the Internet, have ambivalent or negative attitudes toward political activities online. As political participation is seen as one of the key social benefits of the Int…
Effects of neighborhood environment on different aspects of greenway use
Developing Online Community Accessibility Guidelines for Persons With Disabilities and Older Adults
As online communities have become an important means of social interaction and community participation, ensuring their universal accessibility is essential for social inclusion. Although accessibility standards have been developed to make information-oriented Web sites more inclusive to users with disabilities and older adults, similar efforts have not been devoted to accessibility standards tailored specifically for online communities that are p…
Differences Between Employed and Retired Older Adults in Information and Communication Technology Use and Attitudes
Older adults, 65 years and older, are a heterogeneous group in terms of their information and communication technology (ICT) use. Few studies, however, have examined how ICT use patterns may vary between employed older adults versus those who are no longer in the workforce. We expand research on this topic by examining whether variations in ICT use, as well as attitudes toward ICTs and online self-efficacy, exist between these 2 groups. Key outco…
Deciphering the stroke–built environment nexus in transitional cities
Large-scale greenway exposure reduces sedentary behavior
Aging Workforce in the Context of Technological Advancements
Technological advancements continue to result in fundamental changes to the work itself and the workplace. Although these changes can create challenges for older workers, older workers can draw from individual and contextual resources to maintain and enhance their wellbeing, motivation, and capacities, and thus achieving successful aging at work. These articles in this special issue characterize the different psychological mechanisms underlying w…
Internet-Enabled Behaviors in Older Adults During the Pandemic
In response to social distancing measures during the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a need to increase the frequency of internet enabled behaviors (IEBs). To date, little is known about how the pandemic impacted IEBs in older adults, a population that has historically been linked to lower digital literacy and utilization. We administered an online survey between April and July 2021 to 298 adults who were over age 50 (mean age = 73 years; 93.5% non-…
Perceptions of computer learning among older Americans and older Chinese
This study examines, compares, and contrasts older Americans’ and older Chinese’s perceptions of computer learning. Semi–structured, open–ended interviews were conducted among members of two senior–oriented computer training organizations: SeniorNet in the U.S. and OldKids (lao xiaohai) in China. Major findings include: first, American and Chinese participants share a similar, strong interest in learning in general and computer learning in partic…
Using the Internet for Offline Relationship Formation
This study examines the impact of the Internet on the online and offline social interactions and relationships of members of a senior-oriented computer club. Twenty semistructured, openended interviews were conducted in February 2005 to collect data. Grounded theory was used to guide data analysis. Major findings include the following: First, within this particular group of older American Internet users, there is little online interaction. The In…
Qualitative Interviewing in Internet Studies
This methodological paper addresses practical strategies, implications, benefits and drawbacks of collecting qualitative semi-structured interview data about Internet-based research topics using four different interaction systems: face to face; telephone; email; and instant messaging. The discussion presented here is based on a review of the literature and reflection on the experiences of the authors in performing completed research that used tho…
Lifelong Interactionsolder Adults, Health Information, and the Internet
column Share on LIFELONG INTERACTIONSOlder adults, health information, and the internet Author: Bo Xie University of Maryland University of MarylandView Profile Authors Info & Claims InteractionsVolume 15Issue 4July + August 2008pp 44–46https://doi.org/10.1145/1374489.1374499Published:01 July 2008Publication History 20citation972DownloadsMetricsTotal Citations20Total Downloads972Last 12 Months54Last 6 weeks15 Get Citation AlertsNew Citation Alert…
Multimodal Computer-Mediated Communication and Social Support among Older Chinese Internet Users
Using the grounded theory approach, this ethnographic study examines the relationship between the use of three different modes of computer-mediated communication (CMC) and the types of social support exchanged within an online community of older Chinese (age 50 or older). The findings indicate that the voice chat room is best suited for companionship while the online forum is used primarily for informational support. The exchange of emotional and…
Developing Online Community Accessibility Guidelines for Persons With Disabilities and Older Adults
As online communities have become an important means of social interaction and community participation, ensuring their universal accessibility is essential for social inclusion. Although accessibility standards have been developed to make information-oriented Web sites more inclusive to users with disabilities and older adults, similar efforts have not been devoted to accessibility standards tailored specifically for online communities that are p…
Older Adults and Political Participation on the Internet
Older adults are not only lagging behind in terms of physical access to the Internet but also in engaging in political activities in the online environment. The findings from two independent studies bridging the USA and China suggest that older adults, even when they have access to the Internet, have ambivalent or negative attitudes toward political activities online. As political participation is seen as one of the key social benefits of the Int…
Exploring older and younger adults' preferences for health information and participation in decision making using the H ealth I nformation W ants Q uestionnaire ( Hiwq )
CONTEXT: Existing measurements of patient preferences cover only a limited range of health information and participation in decision making. A broader approach is necessary to understand the breadth and variations in patient preferences. OBJECTIVE: To explore the breadth and variances in patient preferences for health information and participation in decision making and to understand the relationship between age and each type of preference. DESIG…
Large-scale insider trading analysis
Peer support for patients with type 2 diabetes in rural communities of China
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT02119572, April 18, 2014
Different Concentrations of Sijunzi Decoction Inhibit Proliferation and Induce Apoptosis of Human Gastric Cancer SGC-7901 Side Population
Background: SD is a traditional Chinese medicine which composed of Ginseng, Atractylodes, Poria and Licorice. It is one of the commonly used Chinese traditional medicines that showed anti-gastric cancer activity in clinical studies. Previous evidence demonstrated SD parties (Ginseng, Atractylodes, Poria, Licorice) can inhibit proliferation and induced apoptosis for gastric cancer cell. In order to further investigate the anticancer effect of SD i…
Mapping spatial variation of population aging in China's mega cities
Based on the statistics of the fifth and sixth censuses in China, this paper, which focuses on the spatial distribution characteristics of aging population in China's mega cities, examines the distribution of aging in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Wuhan. In this paper, an Aging Degree Index and an Aging Population Mean Center have been used to analyze the spatial distribution characteristics and spatial variation trends of aging population in…
Breaking Time and Place
For most of human history, people’s relationships have been bound by time and space. Communication and coordination constrained the distances people could be from each other (Katz 2001). Creative inventions have continually extended these distances. As societies changed, new conceptions of time and space emerged as by-products of novel technologies and ways of acting in the world. Information and communication technologies (ICTs) break the bonds …
Health information sources for different types of information used by Chinese patients with cancer and their family caregivers
Context Little is known about the information sources of Chinese patients with cancer and their family caregivers, yet this knowledge is critical for providing patient‐centred care. Objective To assess and compare the information sources used by Chinese patients with cancer and their family caregivers. Design The validated Health Information Wants Questionnaire ( HIWQ ) was translated and administered in March 2014. Setting The oncology departmen…
Healthy aging with parks
Neural Activation During Tonic Pain and Interaction Between Pain and Emotion in Bipolar Disorder
Objective: Pain and affective disorders have clear clinical relevance; however, very few studies have investigated the association between pain and bipolar disorder. This study investigated the brain activity of patients with bipolar disorder (BPs) undergoing tonic pain and assessed the interaction between pain and emotion. Methods: Ten BPs and ten healthy controls (HCs) were exposed to emotional pictures (positive, neutral, or negative), tonic p…
Deciphering the stroke–built environment nexus in transitional cities
Disentangling residential self-selection from impacts of built environment characteristics on travel behaviors for older adults
In the context of population ageing in many developed and developing countries, encouraging active transport behaviors of older adults, is a key public health priority. However, many cross-sectional studies assessing the impact of built environment characteristics on travel behavior fail to address residential self-selection bias, and hence the causal relationship is uncertain. A large-scale public housing scheme provided this study with a unique…
When Going Digital Becomes a Necessity
Older adults are in triple jeopardy during COVID-19: compared with younger people, older adults are (1) more likely to develop serious conditions and experience higher mortality; (2) less likely to obtain high quality information or services online; and (3) more likely to experience social isolation and loneliness. Hybrid solutions, coupling online and offline strategies, are invaluable in ensuring the inclusion of vulnerable populations. Most of…
Problematic Internet Use, Non-Medical Use of Prescription Drugs, and Depressive Symptoms among Adolescents
This large-scale study aimed to test, among Chinese adolescents, the association between problematic Internet use (PIU), non-medical use of prescription drugs (NMUPD), and depressive symptoms, as well as the mediating effects of NMUPD on the associations above. This study used the data from the 2017 National School-based Chinese Adolescents Health Survey, and 24,345 students' questionnaires qualified for the analyses. Generalized linear mixed mod…
A Double Burden of Exclusion? Digital and Social Exclusion of Older Adults in Times of Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has excluded older adults from a society based on physical social contact. Vulnerable populations like older adults also tend to be excluded from digital services because they opt not to use the internet, lack necessary devices and network connectivity, or inexperience using the technology. Older adults who are frail and are not online, many of whom are in long-term care facilities, struggle with the double burden of social …
Dose-response effect of a large-scale greenway intervention on physical activities
How greenway exposure reduces body weight
Evolution of Habitat Quality and Its Response to Topographic Gradient Effect in a Karst Plateau
Habitat quality (HQ) is widely considered to be a proxy indicator for biodiversity. Assessing the dynamic changes in HQ induced by land-use and land-cover (LULC) changes could provide a scientific perspective for regional sustainable development, especially in the ecologically fragile karst plateau mountainous areas. We selected nine landscape metrics to examine LULC dynamics in the Key Biodiversity Conservation Project Area of Wuling Mountains i…
Study on Safety Coefficient of Sedimentary Bauxite Strip Pillar under Valley Terrain
The underground sedimentary bauxite ore body in Shanxi province has a shallow burial depth; the valley terrain caused stress concentration on a pillar which affected the pillar’s safety and goaf stability. This paper proposed a pillar safety coefficient calculation method affected by the goaf structural parameters and the valley terrain, which was based on a pillar mechanics analysis under the valley terrain. The results show that the overlying v…
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