Julius A Roth
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3618310 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Julius A Roth |
| NOMBRES | Julius A |
| APELLIDO | Roth |
| FIRMA | ROTH J A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of California, Davis |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 57 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 256 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 57 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1951 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
Timetables
Time, Health and Medicine
Your Time or Mine' - Ronald Frankenberg Temporal Contradictions of Biomedical Practice Heart Disease and the Cultural Construction of Time - Cecil Helman Time and the Cervix - Hilary Thomas Women's Time, Institutional Time - Franca Pizzini Doctors, Patients and Time - Peter Pritchard Time and the Hospital Consultant - Ken Starkey Broken Rhythms and Unmet Deadlines - Paul Bellaby Workers' and Managers' Time-Perspectives Work, Time and Sickness in …
Patient's Progress
The Politics of Knowledge
A Commentary on The Social Class and Mental Illness Correlation
This paper represents an extraordinary review of literature on the association between SES and mental illness. I think most social scientists would find it impressive. It also conveys some cogent reasoning about the relevance of these findings for social policy. I think most social workers would find it impressive
Research in the Sociology of Health Care
To the Editor
Consistency of rule application to inmates in long-term treatment institutions
Some Principles of Decision Making under Uncertainty in Long-Term Treatment Situations
Comparative information from field notes of four studies of long-term treatment institutions form the basis for developing propositions about decisions made under conditions of uncertainty. These propositions fall under the general rubrics of decision making when action involves danger, when decisions are made to control clients' or subordinates' behavior, and when a choice must be made between alternatives. The propositions are illustrated with …
Research in the Sociology of Health Care, Vol. 2
Staff-inmate bargaining tactics in long-term treatment institutions
The field notes of four studies of long‐term treatment institutions are examined for patterns of staff‐inmate bargaining. The main focus is on the conditions which enhance the bargaining power of staff and of inmates in relation to each other. A list of such conditions with examples is provided
Emergency Encounters
Research in the Sociology of Health Care, Vol. 2
Disability
Frauenemazipation und Sozialismus
Consumers in Trouble
Applied Anthropology
Human Subjects in Medical Experimentation
Queuing and Waiting
Schizophrenics in the New Custodial Community
Nursing in Contemporary Society
The future and medical care
The end of medicine
Professionalism
Turning Adversity To Account
Some Contingencies of the Moral Evaluation and Control of Clientele
One important aspect of the control of behavior of patients and visitors on a hospital emergency service is the moral evaluation of the clients made by the staff. Such evaluation arises from the application of concepts of social worth common in the larger society and from staff concepts of appropriate work role. The process, however, is not a simple cause-effect matter, but the product of a reciprocal relationship between the attributes of the cl…
Timetables
Ritual and Magic in the Control of Contagion
membership and frequency of church attendance were tested by a nonparametric method that is similar to single criterion variance analysis. Only one of the six tests of mean differences was significant (P <.05) although two other sets of differences approached significance (.05
Staff and Client Control Strategies in Urban Hospital Emergency Services
Management Bias' in Social Science Study of Medical Treatment
Why do patients leave the hospital against medical advice?is a question often asked by tuberculosis hospital staff members and by social workers and social scientists interested in the TB hospital. But we might also ask (and should first ask):Why do patients stay in the hospital
Utilization of the Hospital Emergency Department
Hospital emergency services handle largely routine walk-in cases, the numbers of which are increasing rapidly. A classification of cases into self referrals, professional referrals, and contract cases is used to characterize the emergency department clientele in central urban public hospitals, voluntary teaching hospitals, proprietary hospitals without resident staffs, and to suggest the direction of future utilization
Perceptions of Illness and Medical Practice
"Comments on "Secret Observation
Comments on "Secret Observation" Get access Julius A. Roth Julius A. Roth Research Center, New York School of Social Work Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Problems, Volume 9, Issue 3, Winter 1962, Pages 283–284, https://doi.org/10.2307/799240 Published: 07 August 2014
Social Class and Social Mobility Factors Related to Marital Adjustment
IN any stratified social order, marriage usually implies equality of status. Although the American class structure considered in this paper is not so rigid as the caste system discussed by Kingsley Davis in Intermarriage in Caste Societies,' the fact remains that strata exist and the family is placed in the class structure as a unit. This means that if a man and woman of different social levels marry, there must generally be a shift of status for…
Staff-inmate bargaining tactics in long-term treatment institutions
The field notes of four studies of long‐term treatment institutions are examined for patterns of staff‐inmate bargaining. The main focus is on the conditions which enhance the bargaining power of staff and of inmates in relation to each other. A list of such conditions with examples is provided
Turning Adversity To Account
Dissident Views of the Sociological Craft
It is the different modes of research procedure rather than formal theoretical orientations which splits American sociology and social psychology into conflicting "schools". True, defenses of and attacks upon the theoretical underpinnings of "structural-functionalism", "symbolical interactionism", and several psychologistic approaches contribute a number of contentious papers each year. But these debates appear to have little effect on the resear…
The necessity and control of hospitalization
Coding Responses to Open-Ended Questions
This inquiry was initiated with the support of a grant from the Research Committee of the University of California-Davis. Further support was provided by a grant from the University of Kansas General Research Fund. The authors wish to thank Ronald Schwartz and Richard Pardini for their assistance on the study. This paper has been improved by the helpful attention it received from D. Stanley Eitzen and Gary M. Maranell. McKee McClendon provided th…
Rehabilitation for the Unwanted
"Comments on "Secret Observation
Consistency of rule application to inmates in long-term treatment institutions
Emergency Encounters
The Telephone Answering Service as a Communication Barrier
Current State of the Sociology of Occupations
This report is a review of the recent literature (mostly since the mid 60s) of the sociology of occupations. The notion of measuring professionalism, especially as represented by the attribute approach, has failed to deal with crucial sociological issues. The sociology of occupations has been criticized for being without an overall theory, but the search for such a theory may not be a justified goal. Work in this field has produced many interesti…
A Faculty Conception of Success in Graduate Study
Social Class and Social Mobility Factors Related to Marital Adjustment
IN any stratified social order, marriage usually implies equality of status. Although the American class structure considered in this paper is not so rigid as the caste system discussed by Kingsley Davis in Intermarriage in Caste Societies,' the fact remains that strata exist and the family is placed in the class structure as a unit. This means that if a man and woman of different social levels marry, there must generally be a shift of status for…
An Informed and Creative Job
A Faculty Conception of Success in Graduate Study
Ritual and Magic in the Control of Contagion
membership and frequency of church attendance were tested by a nonparametric method that is similar to single criterion variance analysis. Only one of the six tests of mean differences was significant (P <.05) although two other sets of differences approached significance (.05
National Tuberculosis Assciation, 1904-1954
Experiment Perilous
"Comments on "Secret Observation
Comments on "Secret Observation" Get access Julius A. Roth Julius A. Roth Research Center, New York School of Social Work Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Problems, Volume 9, Issue 3, Winter 1962, Pages 283–284, https://doi.org/10.2307/799240 Published: 07 August 2014
"Comments on "Secret Observation
Responsibility to the Nonpsychologist
Management Bias' in Social Science Study of Medical Treatment
Why do patients leave the hospital against medical advice?is a question often asked by tuberculosis hospital staff members and by social workers and social scientists interested in the TB hospital. But we might also ask (and should first ask):Why do patients stay in the hospital
Perceptions of Illness and Medical Practice
Timetables
Man, Time, and Society
Who’s complaining
Approaches, Contexts, and Problems of Social Psychology. Edward E. Sampson
The public hospital
Work and Mental Illness
The Walking Patient
Rehabilitation for the Unwanted
Dollars and Sense
Rehabilitation for the Unwanted
Coding Responses to Open-Ended Questions
This inquiry was initiated with the support of a grant from the Research Committee of the University of California-Davis. Further support was provided by a grant from the University of Kansas General Research Fund. The authors wish to thank Ronald Schwartz and Richard Pardini for their assistance on the study. This paper has been improved by the helpful attention it received from D. Stanley Eitzen and Gary M. Maranell. McKee McClendon provided th…
Utilization of the Hospital Emergency Department
Hospital emergency services handle largely routine walk-in cases, the numbers of which are increasing rapidly. A classification of cases into self referrals, professional referrals, and contract cases is used to characterize the emergency department clientele in central urban public hospitals, voluntary teaching hospitals, proprietary hospitals without resident staffs, and to suggest the direction of future utilization
Hospital
The necessity and control of hospitalization
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