Penny Buykx
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 322549 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Penny Buykx |
| NOMBRES | Penny |
| APELLIDO | Buykx |
| FIRMA | BUYKX P |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Sheffield |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4788-4002 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Then we forget to sit on our hands’
The ubiquity of negative childbirth experiences, and their repercussions, are gaining increased global attention. 'Humanizing birth' principles, developed by social science and midwifery scholars, promote relationship-based care tailored to women/birthing people's needs. Midwives play a vital role in birth experiences, but little is known about how they form their perspectives on and capacities to facilitate humanized birth. To address this gap, …
The impact of Scotland's minimum unit pricing for alcohol policy on people accessing services for alcohol dependence
Expected and actual responses to minimum unit pricing (MUP) for alcohol of people drinking at harmful levels in Scotland
Background This paper considers the extent to which people drinking at harmful levels responded to minimum unit pricing (MUP) in Scotland in the way they, family members and those providing services anticipated they would. It examines data taken from a larger evaluation of the impact of MUP on people who are drinking at harmful levels.Methods Qualitative interview data, (utilizing interviews and focus groups, with individuals, treatment services,…
Women's alcohol consumption in the early parenting period and influences of socio‐demographic and domestic circumstances
Views on minimum unit pricing for alcohol before its introduction among people with alcohol dependence in Scotland
Mapping alcohol and tobacco tax policy interventions to inform health and economic impact analyses
Impact analyses should consider the combined effects of alcohol and tobacco tax policies on health and economic inequalities, and how the effects of changes to the tax on each commodity might trade-off
Print and online textual news media coverage of UK low‐risk drinking guidelines from 2014 to 2017
Is disinvestment from alcohol and drug treatment services associated with treatment access, completions and related harm? An analysis of English expenditure and outcomes data
The “disease” of violence against health-care workers is a wicked problem. Managing and preventing violence in health-care
Purpose This paper aims to illustrate the complexity of understanding and managing violent behaviour in health care. The authors will show how different perceptions of the reasons for violent behaviour, and linkages between violent behaviour and illness have contributed to the creation of a wicked problem and added significant complexity to the management of violence towards staff within health-care settings. This paper will conclude with a call …
Women's informal surveillance of alcohol consumption in intimate heterosexual relationships during the early parenting period
Negotiating identities of 'responsible drinking
Mothers' alcohol consumption has often been portrayed as problematic: firstly, because of the effects of alcohol on the foetus, and secondly, because of the association between motherhood and morality. Refracted through the disciplinary lens of public health, mothers' alcohol consumption has been the target of numerous messages and discourses designed to monitor and regulate women's bodies and reproductive health. This study explores how mothers …
Effects on alcohol consumption of announcing and implementing revised UK low-risk drinking guidelines
Background In January 2016, the UK announced and began implementing revised guidelines for low-risk drinking of 14 units (112 g) per week for men and women. This was a reduction from the previous guidelines for men of 3–4 units (24–32 g) per day. There was no large-scale promotion of the revised guidelines beyond the initial media announcement. This paper evaluates the effect of announcing the revised guidelines on alcohol consumption among adult…
Using affective judgement to increase physical activity in British adults
Mobile phone apps have been shown to increase physical activity (PA), but existing apps fail to target the emotional aspects of PA, which influence whether individuals are active. We developed an app that encourages individuals to focus on the emotional aspects of PA. We aimed to assess the acceptability of this app, and conduct a preliminary evaluation of efficacy. The app was developed in collaboration with users through focus groups. Seven use…
Exposure to revised drinking guidelines and ‘COM-B’ determinants of behaviour change
Following the publication of revised drinking guideline in January 2016, there was a transient increase in exposure to guidelines, and capability and opportunity to drink within the guidelines that diminished over time. The transience and size of the changes indicate that behaviour change is unlikely. Well-designed, theory-based promotional campaigns may be required for drinking guidelines to be an effective public health intervention
Awareness of alcohol as a risk factor for cancer is associated with public support for alcohol policies
Support for alcohol policies is greater among individuals who are aware of the link between alcohol and cancer. At the same time, a large proportion of people are unaware of the alcohol-cancer link and so increasing awareness may be an effective approach to increasing support for alcohol policies
Evaluation of a local government “shelter and van” intervention to improve safety and reduce alcohol-related harm
The findings highlight the challenge faced by local governments/authorities wanting to provide community-based interventions to complement other evidence-based approaches to reduce alcohol-related harm. Local governments/authorities with restricted regulatory oversight need to collaborate with key agencies for targeted upstream and evidence-based alcohol prevention and management interventions before investing resources. Such approaches are criti…
Liquor licences issued to Australian schools
While there are legislative differences across jurisdictions, the prevalence of adults' alcohol use at school events in the presence of children may reflect the various education department policies and principals' and school communities' beliefs and attitudes. Licences are not required for all events where liquor is consumed so the prevalence of adults' use of alcohol at school events is likely to be higher than our analyses imply. Such practice…
Processes of local alcohol policy-making in England
Public awareness of the link between alcohol and cancer in England in 2015
There is generally low awareness of the relationship between alcohol consumption and cancer, particularly breast cancer. Greater awareness of the relationship between alcohol and breast cancer in North-East England, where a mass media campaign highlighted this relationship, suggests that population awareness can be influenced by social marketing
Principals’ reports of adults’ alcohol use in Australian secondary schools
There is a growing focus on adults' use of alcohol at school events when children are present. Schools can play an important role in educating and socialising children about alcohol via both the curriculum and policies regarding adults' alcohol use at school events. Findings from this study suggest education department and school-based policies that prohibit or restrict the use of alcohol, are significant predictors of adults' alcohol use at scho…
Social disadvantage and past treatment among clients entering public alcohol and drug services in two Australian states
Local policies to tackle a national problem
Public support for alcohol policies associated with knowledge of cancer risk
Patients Who Attend the Emergency Department Following Medication Overdose
Negotiating identities of 'responsible drinking
Mothers' alcohol consumption has often been portrayed as problematic: firstly, because of the effects of alcohol on the foetus, and secondly, because of the association between motherhood and morality. Refracted through the disciplinary lens of public health, mothers' alcohol consumption has been the target of numerous messages and discourses designed to monitor and regulate women's bodies and reproductive health. This study explores how mothers …
Local policies to tackle a national problem
The “disease” of violence against health-care workers is a wicked problem. Managing and preventing violence in health-care
Purpose This paper aims to illustrate the complexity of understanding and managing violent behaviour in health care. The authors will show how different perceptions of the reasons for violent behaviour, and linkages between violent behaviour and illness have contributed to the creation of a wicked problem and added significant complexity to the management of violence towards staff within health-care settings. This paper will conclude with a call …
Women's informal surveillance of alcohol consumption in intimate heterosexual relationships during the early parenting period
Processes of local alcohol policy-making in England
Patients Who Attend the Emergency Department Following Medication Overdose
Public support for alcohol policies associated with knowledge of cancer risk
Public awareness of the link between alcohol and cancer in England in 2015
There is generally low awareness of the relationship between alcohol consumption and cancer, particularly breast cancer. Greater awareness of the relationship between alcohol and breast cancer in North-East England, where a mass media campaign highlighted this relationship, suggests that population awareness can be influenced by social marketing
Principals’ reports of adults’ alcohol use in Australian secondary schools
There is a growing focus on adults' use of alcohol at school events when children are present. Schools can play an important role in educating and socialising children about alcohol via both the curriculum and policies regarding adults' alcohol use at school events. Findings from this study suggest education department and school-based policies that prohibit or restrict the use of alcohol, are significant predictors of adults' alcohol use at scho…
Social disadvantage and past treatment among clients entering public alcohol and drug services in two Australian states
Local policies to tackle a national problem
Liquor licences issued to Australian schools
While there are legislative differences across jurisdictions, the prevalence of adults' alcohol use at school events in the presence of children may reflect the various education department policies and principals' and school communities' beliefs and attitudes. Licences are not required for all events where liquor is consumed so the prevalence of adults' use of alcohol at school events is likely to be higher than our analyses imply. Such practice…
Processes of local alcohol policy-making in England
Using affective judgement to increase physical activity in British adults
Mobile phone apps have been shown to increase physical activity (PA), but existing apps fail to target the emotional aspects of PA, which influence whether individuals are active. We developed an app that encourages individuals to focus on the emotional aspects of PA. We aimed to assess the acceptability of this app, and conduct a preliminary evaluation of efficacy. The app was developed in collaboration with users through focus groups. Seven use…
Exposure to revised drinking guidelines and ‘COM-B’ determinants of behaviour change
Following the publication of revised drinking guideline in January 2016, there was a transient increase in exposure to guidelines, and capability and opportunity to drink within the guidelines that diminished over time. The transience and size of the changes indicate that behaviour change is unlikely. Well-designed, theory-based promotional campaigns may be required for drinking guidelines to be an effective public health intervention
Awareness of alcohol as a risk factor for cancer is associated with public support for alcohol policies
Support for alcohol policies is greater among individuals who are aware of the link between alcohol and cancer. At the same time, a large proportion of people are unaware of the alcohol-cancer link and so increasing awareness may be an effective approach to increasing support for alcohol policies
Evaluation of a local government “shelter and van” intervention to improve safety and reduce alcohol-related harm
The findings highlight the challenge faced by local governments/authorities wanting to provide community-based interventions to complement other evidence-based approaches to reduce alcohol-related harm. Local governments/authorities with restricted regulatory oversight need to collaborate with key agencies for targeted upstream and evidence-based alcohol prevention and management interventions before investing resources. Such approaches are criti…
Effects on alcohol consumption of announcing and implementing revised UK low-risk drinking guidelines
Background In January 2016, the UK announced and began implementing revised guidelines for low-risk drinking of 14 units (112 g) per week for men and women. This was a reduction from the previous guidelines for men of 3–4 units (24–32 g) per day. There was no large-scale promotion of the revised guidelines beyond the initial media announcement. This paper evaluates the effect of announcing the revised guidelines on alcohol consumption among adult…
The “disease” of violence against health-care workers is a wicked problem. Managing and preventing violence in health-care
Purpose This paper aims to illustrate the complexity of understanding and managing violent behaviour in health care. The authors will show how different perceptions of the reasons for violent behaviour, and linkages between violent behaviour and illness have contributed to the creation of a wicked problem and added significant complexity to the management of violence towards staff within health-care settings. This paper will conclude with a call …
Women's informal surveillance of alcohol consumption in intimate heterosexual relationships during the early parenting period
Negotiating identities of 'responsible drinking
Mothers' alcohol consumption has often been portrayed as problematic: firstly, because of the effects of alcohol on the foetus, and secondly, because of the association between motherhood and morality. Refracted through the disciplinary lens of public health, mothers' alcohol consumption has been the target of numerous messages and discourses designed to monitor and regulate women's bodies and reproductive health. This study explores how mothers …
Print and online textual news media coverage of UK low‐risk drinking guidelines from 2014 to 2017
Is disinvestment from alcohol and drug treatment services associated with treatment access, completions and related harm? An analysis of English expenditure and outcomes data
Women's alcohol consumption in the early parenting period and influences of socio‐demographic and domestic circumstances
Views on minimum unit pricing for alcohol before its introduction among people with alcohol dependence in Scotland
Mapping alcohol and tobacco tax policy interventions to inform health and economic impact analyses
Impact analyses should consider the combined effects of alcohol and tobacco tax policies on health and economic inequalities, and how the effects of changes to the tax on each commodity might trade-off
Expected and actual responses to minimum unit pricing (MUP) for alcohol of people drinking at harmful levels in Scotland
Background This paper considers the extent to which people drinking at harmful levels responded to minimum unit pricing (MUP) in Scotland in the way they, family members and those providing services anticipated they would. It examines data taken from a larger evaluation of the impact of MUP on people who are drinking at harmful levels.Methods Qualitative interview data, (utilizing interviews and focus groups, with individuals, treatment services,…
The impact of Scotland's minimum unit pricing for alcohol policy on people accessing services for alcohol dependence
Then we forget to sit on our hands’
The ubiquity of negative childbirth experiences, and their repercussions, are gaining increased global attention. 'Humanizing birth' principles, developed by social science and midwifery scholars, promote relationship-based care tailored to women/birthing people's needs. Midwives play a vital role in birth experiences, but little is known about how they form their perspectives on and capacities to facilitate humanized birth. To address this gap, …
Medicine (22 obras) · Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes (19 obras) · Environmental health (15 obras) · Psychology (13 obras) · Alcohol (11 obras) · Public health (11 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Nursing (9 obras) · Alcohol Consumption and Health Effects (7 obras) · Poison control (7 obras)