Joseph M Kaufert
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 137316 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Joseph M Kaufert |
| NOMBRES | Joseph M |
| APELLIDO | Kaufert |
| FIRMA | KAUFERT J M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Manitoba |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 109 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1974 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Negotiating barriers, navigating the maze
This study documents the policy framework that shapes First Nations' experience of relocating to access medical care. We analyzed policy documents and government websites, interviewed individuals who have experienced relocation, family members, healthcare providers, health administrators, and conducted two focus groups with government representatives. Federal and provincial program managers interpret policies, make decisions on eligibility, to ex…
Programmatic and ethical challenges in the implementation of treatment-as-prevention in the context of HIV and drug-resistant tuberculosis co-infection in sub-Saharan Africa
There is limited literature on programmatic challenges in the implementation of a treatment-as-prevention (TasP) strategy among human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) co-infected individuals in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). This paper highlights specific programmatic challenges surrounding the implementation of this strategy among HIV and DR-TB co-infected populations in SSA. In SSA, limitations in administrative, …
Research Ethics Review and Aboriginal Community Values
CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH ETHICS REVIEW COMMITTEES (RECs) are heavily influenced by the established academic or health care institutional frameworks in which they operate, sharing a cultural, methodological and ethical perspective on the conduct of research involving humans. The principle of autonomous choice carries great weight in what is a highly individualistic decision-making process in medical practice and research. This assumes that the best p…
Cultural mediation in cancer diagnosis and end of life decision-making
This paper examines the process of cultural mediation in end of life care of Aboriginal people in urban hospitals. It summarises interview and observational data on the experience of ten Canadians from First Nations communities who were receiving palliative care for renal cancers and other forms of end stage renal disease. Parallel interviews were conducted with members in their families, their health care providers and Aboriginal health interpre…
Disability and Culture
Disability and Culture. Benedicte Ingstad and Susan Reynolds Whyte. eds. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1995 (cloth and paper),. + 307 pp
Anthropology and Technoscience Studies
Cultural, Linguistic and Contextual Factors in Validating the Mental Status Questionnaire
This paper examines the impact of linguistic, cultural and contextual factors on the validity of mental status instruments through comparison of the performance of Native and non- Native respondents in a population-based survey of elderly Manitobans. Qualitative data describing potential biases associated with language, cultural and contextual factors are also drawn from observations of interviews using a culturally adapted instrument to screen f…
Rehabilitation ideology and respiratory support technology
Candidates for Executive Board Member-at-large State A
The breath of life
This paper examines the impact of medical technology on the careers of people with post-polio respiratory disability. The data have been taken from multiple in-depth interviews with ten people who contracted polio during the epidemics of the early 1950s, all of whom used or had used a variety of methods of mechanical respiratory support. It focuses on ideologies of disability and the adoption of technology, the management of respiratory insuffici…
Applied Anthropology
Methodological and conceptual issues in measuring the long term impact of disability
Role conflict among 'culture brokers
The use of "trouble case" examples in teaching the impact of sociocultural and political factors in clinical communication
(1984). The use of “trouble case” examples in teaching the impact of sociocultural and political factors in clinical communication. Medical Anthropology: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 36-45
Health and Canadian Society
Health and Canadian Society (Book)
Basic Readings in Medical Sociology
Basic readings in medical sociology , Basic readings in medical sociology , کتابخانه دیجیتالی دانشگاه علوم پزشکی و خدمات درمانی شهید بهشتی
The collection of service utilisation data
Social Support and Government Policy on Services for the Elderly
Government policy on services for the elderly is to increase the provision of care in the community. This paper examines this policy in relation to informal help received from relatives and friends. Drawing on the results of a pilot study of 92 people over the age of 75, registered in a group general practice, data are presented on the balance between informal and formal help over a group of activities of daily livhg. The main informal helpers ar…
Risk Analysis of the 1970 San Antonio Diphtheria Epidemic
Prediction of disease patterns for communicable diseases with low prevalence rates is difficult because of the random variations inherent in the data Smoothing of prevalence or incidence data prior to the analysis may facilitate these predictions.All of the analyses are based on census tract characterisiics. The disadvantages of this type of data are that the boundaries are arbitraty and lead to some heterogenous tracts. Also, the analyses depend…
Situational Identity and Ethnicity among Ghanaian University Students
A number of recent studies have challenged the concept of an ethnic grou as an absolute category and emphasised that ethnic identity is influenced by the context of the social situation in which the behaviour occurs.2 Analyst of migrant communities in both West Africa and the Copperbelt have documented the existence of situational ethnicity as a phenomenon in which individual or group identity is defined in terms of categories which vary in their…
Selectivity Ratios and Mobility through Education
Converging Models of University Development
Le développement de l'enseignement supérieur dans les anciennes colonies britanniques repose sur deux séries distinctes de principes: a) spécialisation entre université et collèges techniques; b) organisation sur une base régionale ou nationale d'après la capacité de la zone de fournir un nombre suffisant d'étudiants. Les auteurs soutiennent que tant au Ghana qu'en Afrique de l'Est la spécialisation entre institutions d'enseignement supérieur a d…
Role conflict among 'culture brokers
The breath of life
This paper examines the impact of medical technology on the careers of people with post-polio respiratory disability. The data have been taken from multiple in-depth interviews with ten people who contracted polio during the epidemics of the early 1950s, all of whom used or had used a variety of methods of mechanical respiratory support. It focuses on ideologies of disability and the adoption of technology, the management of respiratory insuffici…
Methodological and conceptual issues in measuring the long term impact of disability
Research Ethics Review and Aboriginal Community Values
CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH ETHICS REVIEW COMMITTEES (RECs) are heavily influenced by the established academic or health care institutional frameworks in which they operate, sharing a cultural, methodological and ethical perspective on the conduct of research involving humans. The principle of autonomous choice carries great weight in what is a highly individualistic decision-making process in medical practice and research. This assumes that the best p…
Negotiating barriers, navigating the maze
This study documents the policy framework that shapes First Nations' experience of relocating to access medical care. We analyzed policy documents and government websites, interviewed individuals who have experienced relocation, family members, healthcare providers, health administrators, and conducted two focus groups with government representatives. Federal and provincial program managers interpret policies, make decisions on eligibility, to ex…
Cultural mediation in cancer diagnosis and end of life decision-making
This paper examines the process of cultural mediation in end of life care of Aboriginal people in urban hospitals. It summarises interview and observational data on the experience of ten Canadians from First Nations communities who were receiving palliative care for renal cancers and other forms of end stage renal disease. Parallel interviews were conducted with members in their families, their health care providers and Aboriginal health interpre…
The use of "trouble case" examples in teaching the impact of sociocultural and political factors in clinical communication
(1984). The use of “trouble case” examples in teaching the impact of sociocultural and political factors in clinical communication. Medical Anthropology: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 36-45
Rehabilitation ideology and respiratory support technology
Disability and Culture
Disability and Culture. Benedicte Ingstad and Susan Reynolds Whyte. eds. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1995 (cloth and paper),. + 307 pp
Basic Readings in Medical Sociology
Basic readings in medical sociology , Basic readings in medical sociology , کتابخانه دیجیتالی دانشگاه علوم پزشکی و خدمات درمانی شهید بهشتی
Situational Identity and Ethnicity among Ghanaian University Students
A number of recent studies have challenged the concept of an ethnic grou as an absolute category and emphasised that ethnic identity is influenced by the context of the social situation in which the behaviour occurs.2 Analyst of migrant communities in both West Africa and the Copperbelt have documented the existence of situational ethnicity as a phenomenon in which individual or group identity is defined in terms of categories which vary in their…
Anthropology and Technoscience Studies
Cultural, Linguistic and Contextual Factors in Validating the Mental Status Questionnaire
This paper examines the impact of linguistic, cultural and contextual factors on the validity of mental status instruments through comparison of the performance of Native and non- Native respondents in a population-based survey of elderly Manitobans. Qualitative data describing potential biases associated with language, cultural and contextual factors are also drawn from observations of interviews using a culturally adapted instrument to screen f…
Social Support and Government Policy on Services for the Elderly
Government policy on services for the elderly is to increase the provision of care in the community. This paper examines this policy in relation to informal help received from relatives and friends. Drawing on the results of a pilot study of 92 people over the age of 75, registered in a group general practice, data are presented on the balance between informal and formal help over a group of activities of daily livhg. The main informal helpers ar…
Converging Models of University Development
Le développement de l'enseignement supérieur dans les anciennes colonies britanniques repose sur deux séries distinctes de principes: a) spécialisation entre université et collèges techniques; b) organisation sur une base régionale ou nationale d'après la capacité de la zone de fournir un nombre suffisant d'étudiants. Les auteurs soutiennent que tant au Ghana qu'en Afrique de l'Est la spécialisation entre institutions d'enseignement supérieur a d…
Selectivity Ratios and Mobility through Education
Situational Identity and Ethnicity among Ghanaian University Students
A number of recent studies have challenged the concept of an ethnic grou as an absolute category and emphasised that ethnic identity is influenced by the context of the social situation in which the behaviour occurs.2 Analyst of migrant communities in both West Africa and the Copperbelt have documented the existence of situational ethnicity as a phenomenon in which individual or group identity is defined in terms of categories which vary in their…
Risk Analysis of the 1970 San Antonio Diphtheria Epidemic
Prediction of disease patterns for communicable diseases with low prevalence rates is difficult because of the random variations inherent in the data Smoothing of prevalence or incidence data prior to the analysis may facilitate these predictions.All of the analyses are based on census tract characterisiics. The disadvantages of this type of data are that the boundaries are arbitraty and lead to some heterogenous tracts. Also, the analyses depend…
The collection of service utilisation data
Social Support and Government Policy on Services for the Elderly
Government policy on services for the elderly is to increase the provision of care in the community. This paper examines this policy in relation to informal help received from relatives and friends. Drawing on the results of a pilot study of 92 people over the age of 75, registered in a group general practice, data are presented on the balance between informal and formal help over a group of activities of daily livhg. The main informal helpers ar…
Basic Readings in Medical Sociology
Basic readings in medical sociology , Basic readings in medical sociology , کتابخانه دیجیتالی دانشگاه علوم پزشکی و خدمات درمانی شهید بهشتی
Health and Canadian Society
Health and Canadian Society (Book)
Methodological and conceptual issues in measuring the long term impact of disability
Role conflict among 'culture brokers
The use of "trouble case" examples in teaching the impact of sociocultural and political factors in clinical communication
(1984). The use of “trouble case” examples in teaching the impact of sociocultural and political factors in clinical communication. Medical Anthropology: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 36-45
Applied Anthropology
The breath of life
This paper examines the impact of medical technology on the careers of people with post-polio respiratory disability. The data have been taken from multiple in-depth interviews with ten people who contracted polio during the epidemics of the early 1950s, all of whom used or had used a variety of methods of mechanical respiratory support. It focuses on ideologies of disability and the adoption of technology, the management of respiratory insuffici…
Candidates for Executive Board Member-at-large State A
Rehabilitation ideology and respiratory support technology
Anthropology and Technoscience Studies
Cultural, Linguistic and Contextual Factors in Validating the Mental Status Questionnaire
This paper examines the impact of linguistic, cultural and contextual factors on the validity of mental status instruments through comparison of the performance of Native and non- Native respondents in a population-based survey of elderly Manitobans. Qualitative data describing potential biases associated with language, cultural and contextual factors are also drawn from observations of interviews using a culturally adapted instrument to screen f…
Disability and Culture
Disability and Culture. Benedicte Ingstad and Susan Reynolds Whyte. eds. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1995 (cloth and paper),. + 307 pp
Cultural mediation in cancer diagnosis and end of life decision-making
This paper examines the process of cultural mediation in end of life care of Aboriginal people in urban hospitals. It summarises interview and observational data on the experience of ten Canadians from First Nations communities who were receiving palliative care for renal cancers and other forms of end stage renal disease. Parallel interviews were conducted with members in their families, their health care providers and Aboriginal health interpre…
Research Ethics Review and Aboriginal Community Values
CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH ETHICS REVIEW COMMITTEES (RECs) are heavily influenced by the established academic or health care institutional frameworks in which they operate, sharing a cultural, methodological and ethical perspective on the conduct of research involving humans. The principle of autonomous choice carries great weight in what is a highly individualistic decision-making process in medical practice and research. This assumes that the best p…
Programmatic and ethical challenges in the implementation of treatment-as-prevention in the context of HIV and drug-resistant tuberculosis co-infection in sub-Saharan Africa
There is limited literature on programmatic challenges in the implementation of a treatment-as-prevention (TasP) strategy among human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) co-infected individuals in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). This paper highlights specific programmatic challenges surrounding the implementation of this strategy among HIV and DR-TB co-infected populations in SSA. In SSA, limitations in administrative, …
Negotiating barriers, navigating the maze
This study documents the policy framework that shapes First Nations' experience of relocating to access medical care. We analyzed policy documents and government websites, interviewed individuals who have experienced relocation, family members, healthcare providers, health administrators, and conducted two focus groups with government representatives. Federal and provincial program managers interpret policies, make decisions on eligibility, to ex…
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