Heather Hartley
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3603891 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Heather Hartley |
| NOMBRES | Heather |
| APELLIDO | Hartley |
| FIRMA | HARTLEY H |
| AFILIACIONES | Portland State University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 47 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1999 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Dead on the table
The practice of operating room (OR) clinicians - nurses, surgeons, and anesthetists - is fundamentally about preserving life. Some patients, however, die in the OR. Clinicians are therefore vulnerable to moral and emotional trauma. In this paper, we discuss three forces that shape clinicians' moral and emotional experiences in OR care: biomedical values, normative death discourse, and socially (un)sanctioned grief. We suggest how each of these fo…
Medical Practices
News media coverage of direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising
Since a 1997 regulatory shift on the part of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), there has been an explosion of televised direct-to-consumer (DTC) pharmaceutical advertising in the United States. The introduction and growth of this form of advertising, as well as other recent evolutions in the health care arena, have altered relationships among key countervailing powers in the health care system, suggesting the need to recast countervailin…
The Aftermath of Welfare Reform
This research reports the initial findings of a statewide study that looks at health, insurance, and access to health care among families leaving Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) for work. Most national and state-level evaluation projects focus primarily on the employment characteristics of TANF leavers and pay little or no attention to health and access to health care. The quantitative data are from a sample of 637 adults in Oregon …
The ‘Pinking’ of Viagra Culture
This essay will describe how the success of Viagra stimulated drug companies to create a women's sexual condition comparable to erectile problems in men for which they could market new sex drugs to women. The heart of the article focuses on two interrelated aspects of Viagra culture playing out in drug industry efforts to create and expand a market for sex drugs for women: (1) the industry's ‘Hunt for the Pink Viagra’ to treat the ‘disease’ of fe…
Gendered Messages in Sex Ed Films
This article presents a content analysis of gendered messages in contemporary sex education films aimed at adolescents. The data set consists of 28 films, dated from 1990 to 2000. The authors analyzed the films for presence or absence of differential gender scripts across four categories. Additionally, the authors compiled the results of the category-level analysis so as to determine each film's composite gender-based sexuality message. Results i…
Promising Liberation but Delivering Business as Usual
The system of alignments challenging physician professional dominance
The growth of managed care in the United States is altering the shape of the system of professions and is accelerating an overall decline of physician professional dominance in that system. An adequate understanding of the changing character of the system of professions demands a consideration of the interacting roles of 'competing' health care providers, the state, corporate and consumer forces; however, past research addressing one or more of t…
What's My Orientation? Using the Teacher-as-Text Strategy as Feminist Pedagogical Practice
L'A. decrit de quelle maniere l'experience personnelle de l'enseignant peut etre utilisee comme outil pedagogique. Elle presente la pedagogie feministe. Elle evoque une experience menee dans le cadre d'un cours sur la sexualite. Elle montre comment les etudiants se representent l'heterosexualite, la bisexualite et l'homosexualite
The Influence of Managed Care on Supply of Certified Nurse-Midwives
A key debate over the nature of professional power centers on the maintenance of physician dominance within the system of professions in health care. The changes in health care delivery and financing brought by managed care present a new context for evaluating the physician dominance thesis. I propose that increases in the supply of certified nurse-midwives, a "contending" health care professional group, are related to the expansion of managed ca…
The system of alignments challenging physician professional dominance
The growth of managed care in the United States is altering the shape of the system of professions and is accelerating an overall decline of physician professional dominance in that system. An adequate understanding of the changing character of the system of professions demands a consideration of the interacting roles of 'competing' health care providers, the state, corporate and consumer forces; however, past research addressing one or more of t…
News media coverage of direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising
Since a 1997 regulatory shift on the part of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), there has been an explosion of televised direct-to-consumer (DTC) pharmaceutical advertising in the United States. The introduction and growth of this form of advertising, as well as other recent evolutions in the health care arena, have altered relationships among key countervailing powers in the health care system, suggesting the need to recast countervailin…
Promising Liberation but Delivering Business as Usual
The Influence of Managed Care on Supply of Certified Nurse-Midwives
A key debate over the nature of professional power centers on the maintenance of physician dominance within the system of professions in health care. The changes in health care delivery and financing brought by managed care present a new context for evaluating the physician dominance thesis. I propose that increases in the supply of certified nurse-midwives, a "contending" health care professional group, are related to the expansion of managed ca…
The Aftermath of Welfare Reform
This research reports the initial findings of a statewide study that looks at health, insurance, and access to health care among families leaving Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) for work. Most national and state-level evaluation projects focus primarily on the employment characteristics of TANF leavers and pay little or no attention to health and access to health care. The quantitative data are from a sample of 637 adults in Oregon …
What's My Orientation? Using the Teacher-as-Text Strategy as Feminist Pedagogical Practice
L'A. decrit de quelle maniere l'experience personnelle de l'enseignant peut etre utilisee comme outil pedagogique. Elle presente la pedagogie feministe. Elle evoque une experience menee dans le cadre d'un cours sur la sexualite. Elle montre comment les etudiants se representent l'heterosexualite, la bisexualite et l'homosexualite
Dead on the table
The practice of operating room (OR) clinicians - nurses, surgeons, and anesthetists - is fundamentally about preserving life. Some patients, however, die in the OR. Clinicians are therefore vulnerable to moral and emotional trauma. In this paper, we discuss three forces that shape clinicians' moral and emotional experiences in OR care: biomedical values, normative death discourse, and socially (un)sanctioned grief. We suggest how each of these fo…
What's My Orientation? Using the Teacher-as-Text Strategy as Feminist Pedagogical Practice
L'A. decrit de quelle maniere l'experience personnelle de l'enseignant peut etre utilisee comme outil pedagogique. Elle presente la pedagogie feministe. Elle evoque une experience menee dans le cadre d'un cours sur la sexualite. Elle montre comment les etudiants se representent l'heterosexualite, la bisexualite et l'homosexualite
The Influence of Managed Care on Supply of Certified Nurse-Midwives
A key debate over the nature of professional power centers on the maintenance of physician dominance within the system of professions in health care. The changes in health care delivery and financing brought by managed care present a new context for evaluating the physician dominance thesis. I propose that increases in the supply of certified nurse-midwives, a "contending" health care professional group, are related to the expansion of managed ca…
Gendered Messages in Sex Ed Films
This article presents a content analysis of gendered messages in contemporary sex education films aimed at adolescents. The data set consists of 28 films, dated from 1990 to 2000. The authors analyzed the films for presence or absence of differential gender scripts across four categories. Additionally, the authors compiled the results of the category-level analysis so as to determine each film's composite gender-based sexuality message. Results i…
Promising Liberation but Delivering Business as Usual
The system of alignments challenging physician professional dominance
The growth of managed care in the United States is altering the shape of the system of professions and is accelerating an overall decline of physician professional dominance in that system. An adequate understanding of the changing character of the system of professions demands a consideration of the interacting roles of 'competing' health care providers, the state, corporate and consumer forces; however, past research addressing one or more of t…
The ‘Pinking’ of Viagra Culture
This essay will describe how the success of Viagra stimulated drug companies to create a women's sexual condition comparable to erectile problems in men for which they could market new sex drugs to women. The heart of the article focuses on two interrelated aspects of Viagra culture playing out in drug industry efforts to create and expand a market for sex drugs for women: (1) the industry's ‘Hunt for the Pink Viagra’ to treat the ‘disease’ of fe…
The Aftermath of Welfare Reform
This research reports the initial findings of a statewide study that looks at health, insurance, and access to health care among families leaving Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) for work. Most national and state-level evaluation projects focus primarily on the employment characteristics of TANF leavers and pay little or no attention to health and access to health care. The quantitative data are from a sample of 637 adults in Oregon …
News media coverage of direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising
Since a 1997 regulatory shift on the part of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), there has been an explosion of televised direct-to-consumer (DTC) pharmaceutical advertising in the United States. The introduction and growth of this form of advertising, as well as other recent evolutions in the health care arena, have altered relationships among key countervailing powers in the health care system, suggesting the need to recast countervailin…
Medical Practices
Dead on the table
The practice of operating room (OR) clinicians - nurses, surgeons, and anesthetists - is fundamentally about preserving life. Some patients, however, die in the OR. Clinicians are therefore vulnerable to moral and emotional trauma. In this paper, we discuss three forces that shape clinicians' moral and emotional experiences in OR care: biomedical values, normative death discourse, and socially (un)sanctioned grief. We suggest how each of these fo…
Political science (7 obras) · Business (6 obras) · Medicine (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Health care (3 obras) · Certification (2 obras) · Economic growth (2 obras) · Economics (2 obras)