E Carpenter-Song
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 12533 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | E Carpenter-Song |
| NOMBRES | E |
| APELLIDO | Carpenter-Song |
| FIRMA | CARPENTER-SONG E |
| AFILIACIONES | Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7545-1717 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 111 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Supporting the Individualized Use of Digital Tools in Community Mental Health
The role of place-based consciousness in Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy
Factors Shaping the Implementation of Strategies to Prevent Acute Kidney Injury
Reducing the prevalence of acute kidney injury (AKI) is an important patient safety objective set forth by the National Quality Forum. Despite international guidelines to prevent AKI, there continues to be an inconsistent uptake of these interventions by cardiac teams across practice settings. The IMPROVE-AKI study was designed to test the effectiveness and implementation of AKI preventive strategies delivered through team-based coaching activiti…
Documenting the digital divide
The transition to and acceptance of digital mental health tools has been heralded as a paradigm shift for providing and accessing care. Yet, providers and clients express concerns over privacy, efficacy, and personalization, as well as their ability to assess the thousands of available digital tools. In response to these concerns and calls for support to address them, the authors developed the Technology Specialist program. After a successful fea…
Individualized Intervention to Support Mental Health Recovery Through Implementation of Digital Tools into Clinical Care
The Kids Were My Drive
In this article, I theorize a form of madness induced by state intervention to terminate parental rights in the wake of homelessness and mental illness in Vermont. This argument is grounded in the experiences of two families unfolding over the course of five years, when they were participants in a longitudinal study of rural homelessness. Homelessness renders families vulnerable to the gaze of social workers, health professionals, law enforcement…
Depression in a depressed area
A digital advocate? Reactions of rural people who experience homelessness to the idea of recording clinical encounters
BACKGROUND: Are the benefits of recording clinical encounters shared across different groups, or do they vary based on social position? Studies show that educated patients record their clinical visits to enhance their experience, but very little is known about recording benefits among "hard-to-reach" populations. OBJECTIVE: To examine the reactions of homeless people to the idea of using a smartphone to record their own clinical encounter, either…
Social exclusion and survival for families facing homelessness in rural New England
Homelessness in rural communities remains largely hidden. This article draws on ethnographic data to examine the hidden lives of families facing homelessness and its aftermath in rural New England. Our findings highlight how lived experiences of extreme poverty are shaped by the cultural values in this rural setting. We argue that social exclusion is a defining feature of the lived experience of homelessness in this setting in which individualism…
Decision-making around psychotropic medications for children in foster care
Gender Differences in Service Utilization among OEF/OIF Veterans with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder after a Brief Cognitive–Behavioral Intervention to Increase Treatment Engagement
I Always Viewed this as the Real Psychiatry”
Patrolling Your Blind Spots
Cultural Competence in Action
Behind the Scenes of a Research and Training Collaboration
A Qualitative Study of Social Facilitators and Barriers to Health Behavior Change Among Persons with Serious Mental Illness
Ethno-Cultural Variations in the Experience and Meaning of Mental Illness and Treatment
We conducted a study to investigate how understandings of mental illness and responses to mental health services vary along ethno-racial lines. Participants were 25 African American, Latino, and Euro-American inner-city residents in Hartford Connecticut diagnosed with severe mental illness and currently enrolled in a larger study of a community mental health center. Data were collected through 18 months of ethnographic work in the community. Over…
Caught in the Psychiatric Net
Reducing Disparities in Mental Health Care
Children's Sense of Self in Relation to Clinical Processes
This article presents in-depth accounts of pharmaceutical transformation from the perspective of two children diagnosed with behavioral and emotional disorders. These portraits provide the basis for an examination of the complex interrelation between self and clinical processes. Narrative data were collected in the context of a 13-month anthropological study of the lived experiences of children diagnosed with behavioral and emotional disorders an…
Stigma Despite Recovery
In this article, we identify an array of creative strategies used by persons diagnosed with schizophrenia‐related illness to deflect and resist social stigma, and address the lived experience of deploying these strategies in the intersubjective context of everyday life. The data are derived from anthropological interviews and ethnographic observations of ninety persons who received treatment at community mental health facilities in an urban North…
The New Paradigm of Recovery From Schizophrenia
Stigma Despite Recovery
In this article, we identify an array of creative strategies used by persons diagnosed with schizophrenia‐related illness to deflect and resist social stigma, and address the lived experience of deploying these strategies in the intersubjective context of everyday life. The data are derived from anthropological interviews and ethnographic observations of ninety persons who received treatment at community mental health facilities in an urban North…
The New Paradigm of Recovery From Schizophrenia
Children's Sense of Self in Relation to Clinical Processes
This article presents in-depth accounts of pharmaceutical transformation from the perspective of two children diagnosed with behavioral and emotional disorders. These portraits provide the basis for an examination of the complex interrelation between self and clinical processes. Narrative data were collected in the context of a 13-month anthropological study of the lived experiences of children diagnosed with behavioral and emotional disorders an…
The Kids Were My Drive
In this article, I theorize a form of madness induced by state intervention to terminate parental rights in the wake of homelessness and mental illness in Vermont. This argument is grounded in the experiences of two families unfolding over the course of five years, when they were participants in a longitudinal study of rural homelessness. Homelessness renders families vulnerable to the gaze of social workers, health professionals, law enforcement…
Depression in a depressed area
A Qualitative Study of Social Facilitators and Barriers to Health Behavior Change Among Persons with Serious Mental Illness
Decision-making around psychotropic medications for children in foster care
Reducing Disparities in Mental Health Care
Individualized Intervention to Support Mental Health Recovery Through Implementation of Digital Tools into Clinical Care
I Always Viewed this as the Real Psychiatry”
The New Paradigm of Recovery From Schizophrenia
Stigma Despite Recovery
In this article, we identify an array of creative strategies used by persons diagnosed with schizophrenia‐related illness to deflect and resist social stigma, and address the lived experience of deploying these strategies in the intersubjective context of everyday life. The data are derived from anthropological interviews and ethnographic observations of ninety persons who received treatment at community mental health facilities in an urban North…
Caught in the Psychiatric Net
Reducing Disparities in Mental Health Care
Children's Sense of Self in Relation to Clinical Processes
This article presents in-depth accounts of pharmaceutical transformation from the perspective of two children diagnosed with behavioral and emotional disorders. These portraits provide the basis for an examination of the complex interrelation between self and clinical processes. Narrative data were collected in the context of a 13-month anthropological study of the lived experiences of children diagnosed with behavioral and emotional disorders an…
Ethno-Cultural Variations in the Experience and Meaning of Mental Illness and Treatment
We conducted a study to investigate how understandings of mental illness and responses to mental health services vary along ethno-racial lines. Participants were 25 African American, Latino, and Euro-American inner-city residents in Hartford Connecticut diagnosed with severe mental illness and currently enrolled in a larger study of a community mental health center. Data were collected through 18 months of ethnographic work in the community. Over…
A Qualitative Study of Social Facilitators and Barriers to Health Behavior Change Among Persons with Serious Mental Illness
Patrolling Your Blind Spots
Cultural Competence in Action
Behind the Scenes of a Research and Training Collaboration
I Always Viewed this as the Real Psychiatry”
Gender Differences in Service Utilization among OEF/OIF Veterans with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder after a Brief Cognitive–Behavioral Intervention to Increase Treatment Engagement
Social exclusion and survival for families facing homelessness in rural New England
Homelessness in rural communities remains largely hidden. This article draws on ethnographic data to examine the hidden lives of families facing homelessness and its aftermath in rural New England. Our findings highlight how lived experiences of extreme poverty are shaped by the cultural values in this rural setting. We argue that social exclusion is a defining feature of the lived experience of homelessness in this setting in which individualism…
Decision-making around psychotropic medications for children in foster care
A digital advocate? Reactions of rural people who experience homelessness to the idea of recording clinical encounters
BACKGROUND: Are the benefits of recording clinical encounters shared across different groups, or do they vary based on social position? Studies show that educated patients record their clinical visits to enhance their experience, but very little is known about recording benefits among "hard-to-reach" populations. OBJECTIVE: To examine the reactions of homeless people to the idea of using a smartphone to record their own clinical encounter, either…
Depression in a depressed area
The Kids Were My Drive
In this article, I theorize a form of madness induced by state intervention to terminate parental rights in the wake of homelessness and mental illness in Vermont. This argument is grounded in the experiences of two families unfolding over the course of five years, when they were participants in a longitudinal study of rural homelessness. Homelessness renders families vulnerable to the gaze of social workers, health professionals, law enforcement…
Individualized Intervention to Support Mental Health Recovery Through Implementation of Digital Tools into Clinical Care
Documenting the digital divide
The transition to and acceptance of digital mental health tools has been heralded as a paradigm shift for providing and accessing care. Yet, providers and clients express concerns over privacy, efficacy, and personalization, as well as their ability to assess the thousands of available digital tools. In response to these concerns and calls for support to address them, the authors developed the Technology Specialist program. After a successful fea…
Factors Shaping the Implementation of Strategies to Prevent Acute Kidney Injury
Reducing the prevalence of acute kidney injury (AKI) is an important patient safety objective set forth by the National Quality Forum. Despite international guidelines to prevent AKI, there continues to be an inconsistent uptake of these interventions by cardiac teams across practice settings. The IMPROVE-AKI study was designed to test the effectiveness and implementation of AKI preventive strategies delivered through team-based coaching activiti…
Supporting the Individualized Use of Digital Tools in Community Mental Health
The role of place-based consciousness in Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy
Psychology (21 obras) · Medicine (19 obras) · Psychiatry (15 obras) · Mental health (13 obras) · Sociology (10 obras) · Nursing (9 obras) · Social Psychology (9 obras) · Mental illness (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Medical education (6 obras)