Elizabeth Mansfield
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 156553 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Elizabeth Mansfield |
| NOMBRES | Elizabeth |
| APELLIDO | Mansfield |
| FIRMA | MANSFIELD E |
| AFILIACIONES | Health Canada |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2369-7192 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Moral Stressors and Command-and-Control during Healthcare Crises
Throughout the pandemic, hospitals experienced intense capacity and resource crises, driving a shift to command-and-control governance that constrained opportunities to provide person-centred care in a collaborative working environment. Patients who had completed their acute care and were awaiting transition to their next destination – known as alternate level of care (ALC) –became the target cohort for decanting and relief efforts in preparation…
“Doing extra work and not getting extra help”
Background: During the pandemic, a "no visitors" policy was implemented across hospitals in Ontario, Canada. Without caregivers present in-hospital to support patient care (e.g., treatment decision-making, advocacy, treatment compliance, social support), there was a perceived decline in care quality. Despite existing research on the extra work required to navigate the loss of caregiver support in-hospital, there is a paucity of understanding abou…
The Intersection of Gender, Culture and Society for Caregivers of Older Adults Ageing in Place in Ontario, Canada
BACKGROUND: It is reported that women are more likely to be caregivers than men, experience a higher burden of care and increased emotional health sequelae as a result. Social location (a person's gender, culture, ethnicity, etc.) is known to influence caregiving experiences. However, there is limited work that draws attention to how cultural and linguistic diversity shapes the experiences and expectations of informal caregivers. OBJECTIVE: The a…
Adapting Participatory Visual Methods to Online and Hybrid Settings
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, a growing number of health researchers working with participatory visual methods (PVM) such as Photovoice and Digital Storytelling (DST) have shifted from in-person to online and hybrid settings. The purpose of this scoping review was to explore what the existing methodological literature tells us about these adaptations. Our review was oriented around two research questions: (1) What practices and adapta…
Collapse of the oyster population in Apalachicola Bay
Historically fishery-dependent communities can have significant economic, social, and cultural ties to key species, the loss of which can cause cascading impacts throughout the community, extending beyond fishers. Understanding the different ways communities depend on a species, and how the species’ loss may reverberate through the community, is key for holistic ecosystem management approaches. We propose that species that possess significant imp…
Cloud studies as Romantic (and Realist) fragment
Henri Zerner and Charles Rosen’s meditation on the significance of the Romantic “fragment” is followed a few pages later by a passing reference to Alexander Cozens’s A New Method of Assisting the Invention in Drawing Original Compositions of Landscape (1785–86). They do not elaborate on the treatise’s relevance for their argument, except to observe that Cozens’s “blots” show an early engagement with abstraction. With this off-hand citation, Zerne…
Reflections on Hecaa at 25
Jeffrey CollinsElisabeth FraserElizabeth MansfieldAmelia RauserKristel Smentek & Wendy BellionParis Spies-GansNancy UmAmy Freund “Art and Architecture in the Long Eighteenth Century: HECAA at 25” was a conference held at Southern Methodist University, Dallas TX, November 1-4, 2018
Arthur Walter Mansfield (1926–2020)
Integrating a Health Literacy Lens into Nutrition Labelling Policy in Canada
An increasingly important concern in public health practice is health literacy. Simply stated, it refers to the interactions between individuals and health related information to make informed decisions concerning their health. Research shows that consumers face many health literacy challenges in accessing, understanding and evaluating nutrition labelling information when making food choices. The systematic integration of health literacy consider…
Canadian adaptation of the Newest Vital Sign © , a health literacy assessment tool
Objective The Newest Vital Sign © (NVS) was developed in the USA to measure patient health literacy in clinical settings. We adapted the NVS for use in Canada, in English and French, and created a computerized version. Our objective was to evaluate the reliability of the Canadian NVS as a self-administered computerized tool. Design We used a randomized crossover design with a washout period of 3–4 weeks to compare health literacy scores obtained …
Des guerres culturelles à la guerre civile
Durant le dernier quart du xxe siècle, le nombre des instituts américains de recherche en histoire de l’art n’a cessé de s’étendre. Cette coïncidence historique a exercé une influence majeure sur l’évolution de la discipline, en autorisant les historiens de l’art à poursuivre des projets de recherche ambitieux, alors même que les conditions économiques et sociales aux États-Unis limitaient le soutien public en faveur de la recherche sur les human…
From the culture wars to a civil war
The history of institutes for advanced research in the visual arts in the United States is a recent one, dependent as much on the happy accidents of Fortune as of fortune. Great fortunes made in banking and the oil business, especially, but also fortunes generated by a successful chain of discount stores and a sewing machine empire provided the funds needed to found all of the major art history research centers in the United States: the Getty Res…
After the Storm
In this study, we explored the experiences of 13 individuals who had suffered an electrical injury at work and had subsequently returned to work. In this article, we report on the social, institutional, and relational elements that workers perceived to influence return to work experiences and the provision of workplace accommodations. These elements included (a) worker resources, (b) job characteristics, (c) workplace setting, (d) injury elements…
Art History and Its Institutions
Art History and Its Institutions
The Victorian Grand Siècle
The true greatness of this great century consists . . . not in its vain wars, and formal stage, and stilted eloquence, and pompous palaces, and grandiose art, but in the formation and working out of the political and social system of which these things were the first fruits. It is idle to indulge in academical discussions as to the merits of this system. We have inherited it, it has penetrated our lives in every direction, we act, we think under …
Stories of commitment
In this study, the authors analyzed the internalized life stories of 40 highly generative and 30 less generative adults with similar demographic profiles to discern the extent to which the 2 groups constructed different identities. The highly generative adults were more likely to reconstruct the past and anticipate the future as variations on a prototypical commitment story in which the protagonist (a) enjoys an early family blessing or advantage…
Themes of Agency and Communion In Significant Autobiographical Scenes
In three studies employing over 350 community adults and college students, participants wrote or told narratives of personally important scenes in their lives. The autobiographical accounts were coded for themes of agency and communion, the two general content dimensions in lives and life stories that have been identified by many theorists and researchers. The four agentic themes of self‐mastery, status, achievement/responsibility, and empowermen…
Stories of commitment
In this study, the authors analyzed the internalized life stories of 40 highly generative and 30 less generative adults with similar demographic profiles to discern the extent to which the 2 groups constructed different identities. The highly generative adults were more likely to reconstruct the past and anticipate the future as variations on a prototypical commitment story in which the protagonist (a) enjoys an early family blessing or advantage…
The Victorian Grand Siècle
The true greatness of this great century consists . . . not in its vain wars, and formal stage, and stilted eloquence, and pompous palaces, and grandiose art, but in the formation and working out of the political and social system of which these things were the first fruits. It is idle to indulge in academical discussions as to the merits of this system. We have inherited it, it has penetrated our lives in every direction, we act, we think under …
Themes of Agency and Communion In Significant Autobiographical Scenes
In three studies employing over 350 community adults and college students, participants wrote or told narratives of personally important scenes in their lives. The autobiographical accounts were coded for themes of agency and communion, the two general content dimensions in lives and life stories that have been identified by many theorists and researchers. The four agentic themes of self‐mastery, status, achievement/responsibility, and empowermen…
Stories of commitment
In this study, the authors analyzed the internalized life stories of 40 highly generative and 30 less generative adults with similar demographic profiles to discern the extent to which the 2 groups constructed different identities. The highly generative adults were more likely to reconstruct the past and anticipate the future as variations on a prototypical commitment story in which the protagonist (a) enjoys an early family blessing or advantage…
The Victorian Grand Siècle
The true greatness of this great century consists . . . not in its vain wars, and formal stage, and stilted eloquence, and pompous palaces, and grandiose art, but in the formation and working out of the political and social system of which these things were the first fruits. It is idle to indulge in academical discussions as to the merits of this system. We have inherited it, it has penetrated our lives in every direction, we act, we think under …
Art History and Its Institutions
Art History and Its Institutions
After the Storm
In this study, we explored the experiences of 13 individuals who had suffered an electrical injury at work and had subsequently returned to work. In this article, we report on the social, institutional, and relational elements that workers perceived to influence return to work experiences and the provision of workplace accommodations. These elements included (a) worker resources, (b) job characteristics, (c) workplace setting, (d) injury elements…
Des guerres culturelles à la guerre civile
Durant le dernier quart du xxe siècle, le nombre des instituts américains de recherche en histoire de l’art n’a cessé de s’étendre. Cette coïncidence historique a exercé une influence majeure sur l’évolution de la discipline, en autorisant les historiens de l’art à poursuivre des projets de recherche ambitieux, alors même que les conditions économiques et sociales aux États-Unis limitaient le soutien public en faveur de la recherche sur les human…
From the culture wars to a civil war
The history of institutes for advanced research in the visual arts in the United States is a recent one, dependent as much on the happy accidents of Fortune as of fortune. Great fortunes made in banking and the oil business, especially, but also fortunes generated by a successful chain of discount stores and a sewing machine empire provided the funds needed to found all of the major art history research centers in the United States: the Getty Res…
Canadian adaptation of the Newest Vital Sign © , a health literacy assessment tool
Objective The Newest Vital Sign © (NVS) was developed in the USA to measure patient health literacy in clinical settings. We adapted the NVS for use in Canada, in English and French, and created a computerized version. Our objective was to evaluate the reliability of the Canadian NVS as a self-administered computerized tool. Design We used a randomized crossover design with a washout period of 3–4 weeks to compare health literacy scores obtained …
Reflections on Hecaa at 25
Jeffrey CollinsElisabeth FraserElizabeth MansfieldAmelia RauserKristel Smentek & Wendy BellionParis Spies-GansNancy UmAmy Freund “Art and Architecture in the Long Eighteenth Century: HECAA at 25” was a conference held at Southern Methodist University, Dallas TX, November 1-4, 2018
Arthur Walter Mansfield (1926–2020)
Integrating a Health Literacy Lens into Nutrition Labelling Policy in Canada
An increasingly important concern in public health practice is health literacy. Simply stated, it refers to the interactions between individuals and health related information to make informed decisions concerning their health. Research shows that consumers face many health literacy challenges in accessing, understanding and evaluating nutrition labelling information when making food choices. The systematic integration of health literacy consider…
Cloud studies as Romantic (and Realist) fragment
Henri Zerner and Charles Rosen’s meditation on the significance of the Romantic “fragment” is followed a few pages later by a passing reference to Alexander Cozens’s A New Method of Assisting the Invention in Drawing Original Compositions of Landscape (1785–86). They do not elaborate on the treatise’s relevance for their argument, except to observe that Cozens’s “blots” show an early engagement with abstraction. With this off-hand citation, Zerne…
“Doing extra work and not getting extra help”
Background: During the pandemic, a "no visitors" policy was implemented across hospitals in Ontario, Canada. Without caregivers present in-hospital to support patient care (e.g., treatment decision-making, advocacy, treatment compliance, social support), there was a perceived decline in care quality. Despite existing research on the extra work required to navigate the loss of caregiver support in-hospital, there is a paucity of understanding abou…
The Intersection of Gender, Culture and Society for Caregivers of Older Adults Ageing in Place in Ontario, Canada
BACKGROUND: It is reported that women are more likely to be caregivers than men, experience a higher burden of care and increased emotional health sequelae as a result. Social location (a person's gender, culture, ethnicity, etc.) is known to influence caregiving experiences. However, there is limited work that draws attention to how cultural and linguistic diversity shapes the experiences and expectations of informal caregivers. OBJECTIVE: The a…
Adapting Participatory Visual Methods to Online and Hybrid Settings
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, a growing number of health researchers working with participatory visual methods (PVM) such as Photovoice and Digital Storytelling (DST) have shifted from in-person to online and hybrid settings. The purpose of this scoping review was to explore what the existing methodological literature tells us about these adaptations. Our review was oriented around two research questions: (1) What practices and adapta…
Collapse of the oyster population in Apalachicola Bay
Historically fishery-dependent communities can have significant economic, social, and cultural ties to key species, the loss of which can cause cascading impacts throughout the community, extending beyond fishers. Understanding the different ways communities depend on a species, and how the species’ loss may reverberate through the community, is key for holistic ecosystem management approaches. We propose that species that possess significant imp…
Moral Stressors and Command-and-Control during Healthcare Crises
Throughout the pandemic, hospitals experienced intense capacity and resource crises, driving a shift to command-and-control governance that constrained opportunities to provide person-centred care in a collaborative working environment. Patients who had completed their acute care and were awaiting transition to their next destination – known as alternate level of care (ALC) –became the target cohort for decanting and relief efforts in preparation…
Psychology (8 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Health care (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Medicine (3 obras)