Jill Turner
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3887366 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jill Turner |
| NOMBRES | Jill |
| APELLIDO | Turner |
| FIRMA | TURNER J |
| AFILIACIONES | University College Dublin |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7258-1639 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1986 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Strengthening DNP Business Acumen
Background: As reflected in the literature, business acumen for Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) students is lacking. Foundational business concepts and applications in the curriculum necessitate the understanding of core business requirements in health care applicable toward DNP leadership roles. Method: Course pedagogy used evidence-based materials as well as activities that included the development of business innovation proposals, stakeholder…
Talking with text
Cancer Patients' Experiences of the Early Phase of Individual Counseling in an Outpatient Psycho-Oncology Setting
Distress is a common and substantive problem associated with the invasive nature of cancer. Psychosocial interventions can alleviate distress and enhance quality of life, with a wealth of research demonstrating benefits of group interventions. Less is known, however, about the value of individual psychological counseling for cancer patients. The goal of our study was to understand patients' experiences of attending an individual psycho-oncology c…
Socio-demographic, health status, psycho-social and lifestyle predictors of self-rated health in the all Ireland Traveller Health Study
Background Irish Travellers have a lower life expectancy than the general Population. Objective health-status indices are consistently poorer in Traveller and Gypsy populations than in other comparably deprived social groups. Self-rated Health (SRH) is established as a valid indicator of objective health status. Methods As part of an all-Ireland census of 10 618 Traveller families both North and South (response rate 80% overall) employing a novel…
P50 “Pushing against the hill”
Background Travellers are a distinct minority grouping, characterised by a nomadic tradition and shared cultural traditions, who experience poor health and social disadvantage. Objective To explore in-depth a series of important issues related to the social determinants of health with members of the Irish Traveller community. Setting This paper presents data from 26 focus groups conducted with the Traveller community in the Republic of Ireland (R…
P45 Regional comparison of socioeconomic and environmental profiles of families with pregnant women in the All Ireland Traveller Health Study
Objective Travellers have been documented as a distinct group in Irish society for centuries. They experience significant socio-economic and health disadvantage particularly pertinent to pregnancy and early childhood development. This analysis contrasts the socio-economic and environmental profiles of “families with a resident pregnant woman” (FRPW) to other Traveller families and according to two distinct geopolitical regions. Setting Census sur…
The all Ireland traveller birth cohort study
Objective Irish Travellers are a significant minority group characterised by a nomadic lifestyle, specific culture, and significant socio-economic and health disadvantage. When last documented in 1986, their fertility rate was one of the highest in Europe and infant mortality was almost 3 times the Irish average. The purpose of this study was to investigate prospectively the health status, health utilisation and health care needs of Traveller inf…
Predictive medicine, genetics and schizophrenia
One of the developments frequently foreseen as an outcome of the human genome project is 'predictive medicine'. This is usually taken to mean identification of individuals with genetic risk factors for disease, followed by preventive measures. The paper examines the complications that may arise in efforts to realize this vision in relation to a particular condition often mentioned as a target for the new genetics: schizophrenia. This examination …
Teaching biotechnology
This paper considers the sorts of identities constructed by biotechnology teachers for themselves, biotechnology and their students. Drawing upon insights from critical studies of the public understanding of science, we analyse teachers' views on biotechnology and the teaching of it. These views were partly derived from questionnaires and participant observation, though our main source of data were focus group discussions. Our analysis shows that…
What do we know about "don't knows"? Or, contexts of "ignorance
This paper addresses the meanings of "ignorance" in the context of "don't know" responses to questionnaires. First, we consider some of the broader functions of questionnaires, suggesting that they reflect and mediate between particular types of institutions, respondents and society. We then unpack some of the meanings of "don't know" responses. Specifically, we argue that the "don't know" response is not merely a sign of deficit but, potentially…
Be and 26Al Evidence for Exceptionally Low Rates of Australian Bedrock Erosion and the Likely Existence of Pre-Pleistocene Landscapes
Analysis of in situ-produced 10Be and 26Al demonstrate that some Australian inselbergs (granitic domes) are among the most stable geomorphic surfaces in the world, eroding at rates as low as 0.6 m/myr. Twenty isotopic analyses of ten samples suggest that the bare bedrock tops of these isolated granitic domes have been exposed to cosmic radiation for at least 0.5 myr and are eroding at a mean model rate less than 0.7 ± 0.1 m/myr (n = 6). Isotopic …
Health Behaviour Research and Health Promotion
Part 1 The development of concepts and research in health behaviour: historical origins of health behaviour, David Armstrong the development of the concept of health behaviour and its application in recent research, Robert Anderson. Part 2 Approaches to the study of health behaviour: ethnographic approaches to health, Una Maclean what social groups think they can do about health, Janine Pierret the role of socio-structural factors in health behav…
WHO acts against tobacco
Journal Article WHO acts against tobacco: A report Get access JILL TURNER JILL TURNER Health journalist The World Health Assembly Resolution Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Health Promotion International, Volume 1, Issue 3, 1986, Pages 401–404, https://doi.org/10.1093/heapro/1.3.401 Published: 01 September 1986
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What do we know about "don't knows"? Or, contexts of "ignorance
This paper addresses the meanings of "ignorance" in the context of "don't know" responses to questionnaires. First, we consider some of the broader functions of questionnaires, suggesting that they reflect and mediate between particular types of institutions, respondents and society. We then unpack some of the meanings of "don't know" responses. Specifically, we argue that the "don't know" response is not merely a sign of deficit but, potentially…
Cancer Patients' Experiences of the Early Phase of Individual Counseling in an Outpatient Psycho-Oncology Setting
Distress is a common and substantive problem associated with the invasive nature of cancer. Psychosocial interventions can alleviate distress and enhance quality of life, with a wealth of research demonstrating benefits of group interventions. Less is known, however, about the value of individual psychological counseling for cancer patients. The goal of our study was to understand patients' experiences of attending an individual psycho-oncology c…
WHO acts against tobacco
Journal Article WHO acts against tobacco: A report Get access JILL TURNER JILL TURNER Health journalist The World Health Assembly Resolution Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Health Promotion International, Volume 1, Issue 3, 1986, Pages 401–404, https://doi.org/10.1093/heapro/1.3.401 Published: 01 September 1986
Health Behaviour Research and Health Promotion
Part 1 The development of concepts and research in health behaviour: historical origins of health behaviour, David Armstrong the development of the concept of health behaviour and its application in recent research, Robert Anderson. Part 2 Approaches to the study of health behaviour: ethnographic approaches to health, Una Maclean what social groups think they can do about health, Janine Pierret the role of socio-structural factors in health behav…
Be and 26Al Evidence for Exceptionally Low Rates of Australian Bedrock Erosion and the Likely Existence of Pre-Pleistocene Landscapes
Analysis of in situ-produced 10Be and 26Al demonstrate that some Australian inselbergs (granitic domes) are among the most stable geomorphic surfaces in the world, eroding at rates as low as 0.6 m/myr. Twenty isotopic analyses of ten samples suggest that the bare bedrock tops of these isolated granitic domes have been exposed to cosmic radiation for at least 0.5 myr and are eroding at a mean model rate less than 0.7 ± 0.1 m/myr (n = 6). Isotopic …
What do we know about "don't knows"? Or, contexts of "ignorance
This paper addresses the meanings of "ignorance" in the context of "don't know" responses to questionnaires. First, we consider some of the broader functions of questionnaires, suggesting that they reflect and mediate between particular types of institutions, respondents and society. We then unpack some of the meanings of "don't know" responses. Specifically, we argue that the "don't know" response is not merely a sign of deficit but, potentially…
Teaching biotechnology
This paper considers the sorts of identities constructed by biotechnology teachers for themselves, biotechnology and their students. Drawing upon insights from critical studies of the public understanding of science, we analyse teachers' views on biotechnology and the teaching of it. These views were partly derived from questionnaires and participant observation, though our main source of data were focus group discussions. Our analysis shows that…
Predictive medicine, genetics and schizophrenia
One of the developments frequently foreseen as an outcome of the human genome project is 'predictive medicine'. This is usually taken to mean identification of individuals with genetic risk factors for disease, followed by preventive measures. The paper examines the complications that may arise in efforts to realize this vision in relation to a particular condition often mentioned as a target for the new genetics: schizophrenia. This examination …
Socio-demographic, health status, psycho-social and lifestyle predictors of self-rated health in the all Ireland Traveller Health Study
Background Irish Travellers have a lower life expectancy than the general Population. Objective health-status indices are consistently poorer in Traveller and Gypsy populations than in other comparably deprived social groups. Self-rated Health (SRH) is established as a valid indicator of objective health status. Methods As part of an all-Ireland census of 10 618 Traveller families both North and South (response rate 80% overall) employing a novel…
P50 “Pushing against the hill”
Background Travellers are a distinct minority grouping, characterised by a nomadic tradition and shared cultural traditions, who experience poor health and social disadvantage. Objective To explore in-depth a series of important issues related to the social determinants of health with members of the Irish Traveller community. Setting This paper presents data from 26 focus groups conducted with the Traveller community in the Republic of Ireland (R…
P45 Regional comparison of socioeconomic and environmental profiles of families with pregnant women in the All Ireland Traveller Health Study
Objective Travellers have been documented as a distinct group in Irish society for centuries. They experience significant socio-economic and health disadvantage particularly pertinent to pregnancy and early childhood development. This analysis contrasts the socio-economic and environmental profiles of “families with a resident pregnant woman” (FRPW) to other Traveller families and according to two distinct geopolitical regions. Setting Census sur…
The all Ireland traveller birth cohort study
Objective Irish Travellers are a significant minority group characterised by a nomadic lifestyle, specific culture, and significant socio-economic and health disadvantage. When last documented in 1986, their fertility rate was one of the highest in Europe and infant mortality was almost 3 times the Irish average. The purpose of this study was to investigate prospectively the health status, health utilisation and health care needs of Traveller inf…
Cancer Patients' Experiences of the Early Phase of Individual Counseling in an Outpatient Psycho-Oncology Setting
Distress is a common and substantive problem associated with the invasive nature of cancer. Psychosocial interventions can alleviate distress and enhance quality of life, with a wealth of research demonstrating benefits of group interventions. Less is known, however, about the value of individual psychological counseling for cancer patients. The goal of our study was to understand patients' experiences of attending an individual psycho-oncology c…
Talking with text
Strengthening DNP Business Acumen
Background: As reflected in the literature, business acumen for Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) students is lacking. Foundational business concepts and applications in the curriculum necessitate the understanding of core business requirements in health care applicable toward DNP leadership roles. Method: Course pedagogy used evidence-based materials as well as activities that included the development of business innovation proposals, stakeholder…
Medicine (9 obras) · Psychology (7 obras) · Nursing (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Environmental health (4 obras) · Psychiatry (4 obras) · Public health (4 obras) · Romani and Gypsy Studies (4 obras) · Demography (3 obras)