Prof. Posen Lee | Computer Technology for Design and Simulation | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Posen Lee is an interdisciplinary scholar whose research advances psychiatric occupational therapy through the integration of psychometrics, artificial intelligence, and rehabilitation technology. His work focuses on developing and validating assessment tools for schizophrenia and other psychiatric disorders, applying AI-based motion and image analysis to rehabilitation practices, and conducting quantitative gait and balance studies in older adults and individuals with mental health conditions. He has contributed to the refinement of clinical communication assessment through the creation of a psychiatric OT-specific OSCE model and has led multiple government- and hospital-funded projects published in SCI and SSCI journals such as Biosensors, Bioengineering, Sensors, and the Asian Journal of Psychiatry. With 281 citations across 274 documents, 23 publications, and an h-index of 9, his scholarly work strengthens evidence-based mental health rehabilitation and promotes technology-enhanced, client-centered occupational therapy practice.