Li Li, Ph.D.
UCLA Semel Institute Center for Community Health
10920 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 350
Los Angeles, CA 90024-6521
(310) 794-2446 Fax (310) 794-8297
lililili@ucla.edu
Dr. Li Li joined the Center for Community Health, UCLA Semel Institute, in 2002. She has spent the past 20 years conducting research in the areas of HIV prevention, substance abuse treatment, and social and cultural aspects of health promotion and services. She specializes in research design and data collection strategies, as well as methodological and cultural issues related to conducting research in developing countries. Currently, Dr. Li is a Research Scientist at Center for Community Health and Research Sociologist at Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, UCLA Semel Institute. She has received research grants to examine HIV-related stigma among service providers in China and to study Chinese families and children impacted by HIV/AIDS. As the Co-Director of the CHIPTS Methods Core, Dr. Li oversees the day-to-day management of the Core, including the scientific consultation process, data analysis and management services, and IT support provided by the Core.
Li, L, Lin, CQ, Cao, HJ, Lieber, E. Intergenerational and Urban-Rural Health Habits in Chinese Families. American Journal of Health Behavior, in press.
Li, L, Wu, ZY, Rotheram-Borus, MJ, Guan, JH, Yin, YP, Detels, R, Wu, S, Lee, SJ, Cao, HJ, Lin, CQ, Rou, KM, Liu, ZD & The NIMH Collaborative HIV/STD Prevention Trial Group. Visiting entertainment venues and sexual health in China. Archives of Sexual Behavior, in press.
Li, L, Liang, LJ, Wu, ZY, Lin, CQ, & Wu, S. Institutional Support for HIV/AIDS Care in China: A Multilevel Analysis. AIDS Care, in press.
Li, L., Lin, CQ, Wu, ZY, Lord, L., & Wu, S. To tell or not to tell: HIV disclosure to family members in China. Developing World Bioethics, in press.
Li, L, Wu, ZY, Wu, S, Zhao, Y, Jia, MH, Yan, ZH. (2007). HIV-related stigma in health care settings: A Survey of service providers in China. AIDS Patient Care and STDs, 21(10), 753-762.
Li, L., Cao, HJ. Wu, ZY, Wu, S., & Xiao, L. (2007). Diffusion of positive AIDS care messages among service providers in China. AIDS Education and Prevention, 19(6), 511-518.
Li, L., Wu, ZY, Zhao Y, Lin, CQ, Detels, R, Wu, S. (2007). Use case vignettes to measure HIV-related stigma among health professionals. International Journal of Epidemiology, 36, 178-184.
Li, L, Wu, ZY, Wu, S, Lee, SJ, Rotheram-Borus, MJ, Detels, R, Jia, M, Sun, S. (2007). Mandatory HIV testing in China: the perception of health care providers. International Journal of STDs and AIDS, 18: 476-481.
Li, L, Jiang, L, Lord, L, Rotheram-Borus, MJ. (2007). The perception of family conflict by parents living with HIV/AIDS and their adolescent children. Journal of HIV/AIDS Prevention in Children & Youth, 8(1). 99-114.
Li, L, Sun, S, Wu, ZY, Wu, S, Lin, CQ, Yan, ZH. (2007). Disclosure is a family matter, Field notes from China. Journal of Family Psychology. 21(2) 307-314.
Li, L, Wu, ZY, Rotheram-Borus, MJ, Detels, R, Guan, JH, Batterham, P. Lin, YY, NIMH Collaborative HIV Prevention Trial Group. (2007). Measuring sexual risk using audio computer-assisted self-interviewing (ACASI) vs. computer-assisted personal interview (CAPI) in China. International Journal of Sexual Health, 19(1), 25-30.
Li, L, Lin, CQ, Wu, ZY, Wu, S, Rotheram, MJ, Detels, R, Jia, MH. (2006). Stigmatization and shame: Consequences of caring for HIV/AIDS patients in China. AIDS Care, 19(2): 258-263.
Li, L. Wu, S, Wu, ZY, Sun, S, Cui, HX, & Jia, MH. (2006). Understanding family support for people living with HIV/AIDS in China. AIDS and Behavior, 10(5), 509-517.
Li, L, Moore, D. (2001). Disability and illicit drug use: An application of labeling theory. Deviant Behavior, 22, 1-21.
Li, L, Ford, JA, Moore, D. (2000). An exploratory study of violence, substance abuse, disability, and gender. Social Behavior and Personality, 28(1), 61-72.
Li, L, Ford, JA. (1998). Illicit drug use by women with disabilities. The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 24(3): 405-418.
Li, L, Moore, D. (1998). Acceptance of disability and its correlates. The Journal of Social Psychology, 138: 13-25.
Li, L, Ford, JA. (1996). Triple trouble: Alcohol abuse by women with disabilities. Applied Behavioral Science Review, 4(1): 97-107.
Li, L, Ballweg, JA. 1995. Unsanctioned births in China. Sociological Focus, 28(2): 129-146.