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Hsin-Yi Hsiao, Ph.D.

Affiliations: 
2013 Social Work University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, United States 
Area:
Social Work, Organizational, Personality Psychology
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Michal M. Barak grad student 2013 USC
 (A Multilevel Model of Work-Family Conflict in a Global Context: A Comparative Study across 24 Countries.)

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Yu K, Wu S, Lee PJ, et al. (2020) Longitudinal Effects of an Intergenerational mHealth Program for Older Type 2 Diabetes Patients in Rural Taiwan. The Diabetes Educator. 46: 206-216
Hsiao H, Chen Y, Yu P, et al. (2020) Health Awareness, Attitudes, and Behaviors Among Young-Adult Tutors in the Intergenerational Mobile Technology Opportunities Program in Taiwan Journal of the Society For Social Work and Research. 11: 83-102
Yu K, Wu S, Chi I, et al. (2017) LONGITUDINAL EFFECTS OF AN INTERGENERATIONAL MOBILE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM ON OLDER DIABETES PATIENTS Innovation in Aging. 1: 245-245
Chi I, Wu S, Hsiao H, et al. (2017) THE EFFECTS ON HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF OLDER DIABETES PATIENTS USING IMTOP MOBILE APP IN TAIWAN Innovation in Aging. 1: 642-642
Wu S, Hsiao H, Chi I, et al. (2017) DEVELOPMENT OF A DIABETES SELF-MANAGEMENT APP AND ANALYSIS OF USAGE PATTERNS AMONG OLDER PATIENTS Innovation in Aging. 1: 642-642
Lizano EL, Hsiao HY, Mor Barak ME, et al. (2014) Support in the Workplace: Buffering the Deleterious Effects of Work-Family Conflict on Child Welfare Workers' Well-Being and Job Burnout Journal of Social Service Research. 40: 178-188
Hsiao H, Mor Barak ME. (2013) Job-related stress, social support, and work-family conflict among Mexican workers in a multinational company: A case study of a Korean-owned, US-branded former “sweatshop” in Mexico International Journal of Social Welfare. 23: 309-320
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