Soohyoung Lee

Assistant Professor

Yeshiva University

United States

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Soohyoung Lee is an Assistant Professor at Yeshiva University, United States. His research interests include the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare outcomes, the evaluation of self-efficacy in online education for social work students, and the intersection of governance and palliative care. Additionally, he explores financial knowledge and its influence on savings behavior, telehealth accessibility for older adults, and the psychological well-being of older adults living with family.

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Pearl Kim

Assistant Professor-in-Residence

University of Nevada

UNITED STATES

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Shannon Lane

Associate Professor

Yeshiva University

UNITED STATES

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Se Won Lee

Clinical Associate Professor

University of Nevada

UNITED STATES

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Articles (9)

Impact on the Short-Term Hospital Outcomes From COVID Pandemic Among Older Adults With Sepsis.

Methodological Approaches to Measuring Self-Efficacy Among Social Work Students in Online Education

Democratic governance and palliative care: Examining the interplay of political systems, economic status, and end-of-life care quality

The association between subjective and objective financial knowledge: Path analysis to savings behavior by age

Social Work Student Perceptions of Co-Response: Implications for Policy

Enhancing Telehealth Accessibility for Older Adults in Underserved Areas: A 4M Framework Approach

Opioid Utility and Hospital Outcomes Among Inpatients Admitted With Osteoarthritis and Spine Disorders.

Coresidence of Older Parents and Adult Children Increases Older Adults’ Self-Reported Psychological Well-Being

When Home Hospice Patients Discharge to Nursing Home: A Mixed Method

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Pearl Kim

Shannon Lane

Se Won Lee

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