Fred Stevens
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3590797 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Fred Stevens |
| NOMBRES | Fred |
| APELLIDO | Stevens |
| FIRMA | STEVENS F |
| AFILIACIONES | Maastricht University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Anvers, le bagne oublié (1804-1816/1822). D’un bagne maritime à une entreprise économique
Grâce à l’intervention de Malouet, futur préfet maritime d’Anvers, le bagne survit à la réforme pénitentiaire de 1791. En 1803, l’élargissement du territoire français nécessite de nouveaux établissements. Après la rupture de la paix d’Amiens, Bonaparte décide d’établir à Anvers des chantiers de construction pour la marine militaire. Pour l’édification d’un arsenal, les bagnards s’avèrent la main-d’œuvre idéale. Sans retard, des mesures sont prise…
Medical Education
The Health Related Quality of Life of HIV Positive Respondents on Antiretroviral Treatment and HIV Negative Living in Lower Socio-Economic Housing in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Health Care Delivery Systems
A health care delivery system is the organized response of a society to the health problems of its inhabitants. Societies choose from alternative health care delivery models and, in doing so, they organize and set goals and priorities in such a way that the actions of different actors are effective, meaningful, and socially accepted. From a sociological point of view, the analysis of health care delivery systems implies recognition of their disti…
Exclusive, idiosyncratic and collective expertise in the interprofessional arena
This paper addresses expertise as the foundation of professional boundaries and domains through a comparative study of four eye care occupations in the Netherlands. Claims of expertise are explored with an analysis of whether practitioners believe that expertise is exclusive to their profession. Results show that (a) established professions display a stronger sense of the 'exclusiveness' of expertise; (b) idiosyncratic expertise is more common am…
The division of labour in vision care
The provision of vision care services by ophthalmologists, general practitioners, orthoptists, optometrists and opticians in the Netherlands was investigated. We assessed their division of labour, task boundary conflicts, and consensus on professional domains. Analysis of six patient cases indicated considerable overlap in the services provided by these professions. Only general practitioners and orthoptists were content with their current role. …
Modernization, Rationality and Continuity of Care
Modernization theories of Weber, Parsons, Mannheim, Elias and Habermas are used to analyze continuity of care. Discontinuities are considered unintended consequences of formal rationality and differentiation in health care, leading to a fragmented, disease-oriented health care system. It is argued that value conflicts exist between instrumental values like efficiency, effectiveness and justice — and expressive values like continuity, solidarity, …
What Kinds of Care Do New Cancer Patients Need? A One-Year Follow-Up Study of Patients Diagnosed in a Dutch General Hospital
Task consensus of professional carers, agreement on patients' needs and quality of life were measured in 51 newly diagnosed cancer patients, in the Netherlands. Data from patients, informal carers, general practitioners and medical specialists were obtained at baseline and 12 months later, At baseline, a substantial amount of consensus between medical specialists and general practitioners was found concerning primary responsibilities for tasks in…
Health Care Systems and the People
The results of an exploratory five-nation survey of 2,239 adults interviewed on the telephone indicate general satisfaction with the health care system and less satisfaction with common welfare. In particular German respondents reported minor problems in their experiences with doctors with regard to communication and timing. Concerning health policy, French and Spanish respondents favoured more interventionist medicine, while Germans in particula…
Sickness impact profile
Physician satisfaction, professional characteristics and behavior formalization in hospitals
The division of labour in vision care
The provision of vision care services by ophthalmologists, general practitioners, orthoptists, optometrists and opticians in the Netherlands was investigated. We assessed their division of labour, task boundary conflicts, and consensus on professional domains. Analysis of six patient cases indicated considerable overlap in the services provided by these professions. Only general practitioners and orthoptists were content with their current role. …
Sickness impact profile
Physician satisfaction, professional characteristics and behavior formalization in hospitals
Exclusive, idiosyncratic and collective expertise in the interprofessional arena
This paper addresses expertise as the foundation of professional boundaries and domains through a comparative study of four eye care occupations in the Netherlands. Claims of expertise are explored with an analysis of whether practitioners believe that expertise is exclusive to their profession. Results show that (a) established professions display a stronger sense of the 'exclusiveness' of expertise; (b) idiosyncratic expertise is more common am…
Modernization, Rationality and Continuity of Care
Modernization theories of Weber, Parsons, Mannheim, Elias and Habermas are used to analyze continuity of care. Discontinuities are considered unintended consequences of formal rationality and differentiation in health care, leading to a fragmented, disease-oriented health care system. It is argued that value conflicts exist between instrumental values like efficiency, effectiveness and justice — and expressive values like continuity, solidarity, …
Sickness impact profile
Physician satisfaction, professional characteristics and behavior formalization in hospitals
Health Care Systems and the People
The results of an exploratory five-nation survey of 2,239 adults interviewed on the telephone indicate general satisfaction with the health care system and less satisfaction with common welfare. In particular German respondents reported minor problems in their experiences with doctors with regard to communication and timing. Concerning health policy, French and Spanish respondents favoured more interventionist medicine, while Germans in particula…
Modernization, Rationality and Continuity of Care
Modernization theories of Weber, Parsons, Mannheim, Elias and Habermas are used to analyze continuity of care. Discontinuities are considered unintended consequences of formal rationality and differentiation in health care, leading to a fragmented, disease-oriented health care system. It is argued that value conflicts exist between instrumental values like efficiency, effectiveness and justice — and expressive values like continuity, solidarity, …
What Kinds of Care Do New Cancer Patients Need? A One-Year Follow-Up Study of Patients Diagnosed in a Dutch General Hospital
Task consensus of professional carers, agreement on patients' needs and quality of life were measured in 51 newly diagnosed cancer patients, in the Netherlands. Data from patients, informal carers, general practitioners and medical specialists were obtained at baseline and 12 months later, At baseline, a substantial amount of consensus between medical specialists and general practitioners was found concerning primary responsibilities for tasks in…
The division of labour in vision care
The provision of vision care services by ophthalmologists, general practitioners, orthoptists, optometrists and opticians in the Netherlands was investigated. We assessed their division of labour, task boundary conflicts, and consensus on professional domains. Analysis of six patient cases indicated considerable overlap in the services provided by these professions. Only general practitioners and orthoptists were content with their current role. …
Health Care Delivery Systems
A health care delivery system is the organized response of a society to the health problems of its inhabitants. Societies choose from alternative health care delivery models and, in doing so, they organize and set goals and priorities in such a way that the actions of different actors are effective, meaningful, and socially accepted. From a sociological point of view, the analysis of health care delivery systems implies recognition of their disti…
Exclusive, idiosyncratic and collective expertise in the interprofessional arena
This paper addresses expertise as the foundation of professional boundaries and domains through a comparative study of four eye care occupations in the Netherlands. Claims of expertise are explored with an analysis of whether practitioners believe that expertise is exclusive to their profession. Results show that (a) established professions display a stronger sense of the 'exclusiveness' of expertise; (b) idiosyncratic expertise is more common am…
Medical Education
The Health Related Quality of Life of HIV Positive Respondents on Antiretroviral Treatment and HIV Negative Living in Lower Socio-Economic Housing in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Anvers, le bagne oublié (1804-1816/1822). D’un bagne maritime à une entreprise économique
Grâce à l’intervention de Malouet, futur préfet maritime d’Anvers, le bagne survit à la réforme pénitentiaire de 1791. En 1803, l’élargissement du territoire français nécessite de nouveaux établissements. Après la rupture de la paix d’Amiens, Bonaparte décide d’établir à Anvers des chantiers de construction pour la marine militaire. Pour l’édification d’un arsenal, les bagnards s’avèrent la main-d’œuvre idéale. Sans retard, des mesures sont prise…
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