Laura Keyes
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4128236 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Laura Keyes |
| NOMBRES | Laura |
| APELLIDO | Keyes |
| FIRMA | KEYES L |
| AFILIACIONES | University of North Texas |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6477-7009 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Access, Assistance, and Mobility in Later Life
Working to Move the Transportation Disadvantaged—Challenges for Community-Based Transportation Providers
Transportation-disadvantaged (TD) populations, including many older adults and people with disabilities, often face mobility barriers linked to fragmented transportation services, limited information about available ride options, and weak coordination across providers. While One-Call/One-Click (1C1C) systems have emerged as solutions to centralize transportation information, support trip planning, and coordinate services across public, nonprofit,…
Missing Meals and Missed Rides
Food insecurity is not only shaped by behavioral, socioeconomic, and demographic factors but is also determined by an individual’s ability to access food in their community. Analyzing new survey data from a large city located in the southwest USA, this research adds to current dialogues on food insecurity among older adults and individuals with disabilities in economically disadvantaged communities. Using logistic regression, the findings provide…
Characterisation of resident-to-resident aggression in residential services for people with disabilities
Purpose Resident-to-resident aggression (RRA) is defined as “negative and aggressive physical, sexual or verbal interactions between long-term care residents that in a community setting would likely be construed as unwelcome and have high potential to cause physical or psychological distress in the recipient” (Rosen et al., 2008). Although a commonly occurring phenomena, there is limited research on RRA particularly in residential services for pe…
Applying a Human Rights‐Based Approach to Formal Care and Support Provided in the Home
Providing formal care and support in the home has many benefits. Applying a human rights‐based approach places the person and their human rights at the centre of all that a health and social care service does. There is a paucity of evidence on how to apply a human rights‐based approach in practice when providing homecare. Increasing knowledge and understanding of human rights will empower health and social care practitioners to protect and promot…
Where Do I Go from Here? Evaluating Professional Development in Undergraduate Planning Education
Urban planning education emphasizes professional development and career preparedness. Undergraduate programs can recruit a broader diversity of students to planning but require different approaches to professional development than graduate programs. In this paper, we evaluate existing research on undergraduate and graduate planning education in the United States. Using a survey of undergraduates and an assessment of studio learning outcomes, we e…
I Do Solemnly Swear
Public officials are oath takers and expected to uphold the law, but criminal convictions provide evidence that corruption exists. When public officials violate their oath, these violations evade ethical norms of behavior important to protecting the integrity inherent in the public office. This article synthesizes the literature on public corruption and related fields and presents a conceptual model to help us understand public leader violations …
Service-Learning in Higher Education
This paper examines service-learning case studies in Argentina, Mexico, and the United States. It analyzes whether Andragogy, the study of how to teach adult learners, is equally applicable and effective in different country contexts. First, we argue that service-learning is the most natural and appropriate teaching technique that aligns with the Theory of Andragogy. We then discuss how a clear understanding of Andragogy is the key to helping mat…
Incidence and type of restrictive practice use in residential disability facilities in Ireland, a cross‐sectional study
Restrictive practices (RPs) are a contentious issue in health and social care services. While use may be warranted in some instances, there are risks and concerns around human rights infringements. There are limited data available on the types and incidences of RPs used in health and social care services internationally. The objective of this study is to describe the type of RPs and incidence of use in disability residential care facilities (RCFs…
Adoption of Multilingual State Emergency Management Websites
This article draws on the risk communication and responsiveness literature for theoretical context to investigate the adoption of multilingual websites at state emergency management agencies. It analyzes the 50 state websites on their multilingual presence of emergency-related information available to the public. It uses a binary logistic regression to model the determinants of their multilingual e-government usage for risk communication. The stu…
Responding to the Needs of the Homeless in the Covid-19 Pandemic
This research examines the crisis management approaches of local governments in responding to the service demands of their homeless populations during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has generated challenges for cities in serving the homeless who often lack access to health care and may reside in outdoor camps or congregate shelters where the virus may spread. A review of the websites in 20 major U.S. cities shows that they are adopting a num…
Nonprofit Service Continuity and Responses in the Pandemic
This Viewpoint essay examines the service delivery responses of nonprofit organizations that offer homeless support services amid the COVID‐19 pandemic. Government mandates and severe human needs have forced nonprofits to adapt quickly. Literature reviews provide little information about how nonprofits should manage service continuity under pandemics. Data collected from websites and interviews with nonprofits executives provide an understanding …
Aging in America
This article uses discourse theory and identifies images of older adults shaping public policy responses. Rhetorical patterns in narratives of aging shape socially constructed perceptions of aging. The article analyzes how peer-reviewed social science journal articles assessed signs, images, and narratives of older adults in popular media outlets in three eras: pre-1900, 1930–1950, and 1990–2010. A 2 by 2 typology is offered to help with the anal…
Nonprofit Service Continuity and Responses in the Pandemic
This Viewpoint essay examines the service delivery responses of nonprofit organizations that offer homeless support services amid the COVID‐19 pandemic. Government mandates and severe human needs have forced nonprofits to adapt quickly. Literature reviews provide little information about how nonprofits should manage service continuity under pandemics. Data collected from websites and interviews with nonprofits executives provide an understanding …
Aging in America
This article uses discourse theory and identifies images of older adults shaping public policy responses. Rhetorical patterns in narratives of aging shape socially constructed perceptions of aging. The article analyzes how peer-reviewed social science journal articles assessed signs, images, and narratives of older adults in popular media outlets in three eras: pre-1900, 1930–1950, and 1990–2010. A 2 by 2 typology is offered to help with the anal…
Nonprofit Service Continuity and Responses in the Pandemic
This Viewpoint essay examines the service delivery responses of nonprofit organizations that offer homeless support services amid the COVID‐19 pandemic. Government mandates and severe human needs have forced nonprofits to adapt quickly. Literature reviews provide little information about how nonprofits should manage service continuity under pandemics. Data collected from websites and interviews with nonprofits executives provide an understanding …
Adoption of Multilingual State Emergency Management Websites
This article draws on the risk communication and responsiveness literature for theoretical context to investigate the adoption of multilingual websites at state emergency management agencies. It analyzes the 50 state websites on their multilingual presence of emergency-related information available to the public. It uses a binary logistic regression to model the determinants of their multilingual e-government usage for risk communication. The stu…
Responding to the Needs of the Homeless in the Covid-19 Pandemic
This research examines the crisis management approaches of local governments in responding to the service demands of their homeless populations during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has generated challenges for cities in serving the homeless who often lack access to health care and may reside in outdoor camps or congregate shelters where the virus may spread. A review of the websites in 20 major U.S. cities shows that they are adopting a num…
Service-Learning in Higher Education
This paper examines service-learning case studies in Argentina, Mexico, and the United States. It analyzes whether Andragogy, the study of how to teach adult learners, is equally applicable and effective in different country contexts. First, we argue that service-learning is the most natural and appropriate teaching technique that aligns with the Theory of Andragogy. We then discuss how a clear understanding of Andragogy is the key to helping mat…
Incidence and type of restrictive practice use in residential disability facilities in Ireland, a cross‐sectional study
Restrictive practices (RPs) are a contentious issue in health and social care services. While use may be warranted in some instances, there are risks and concerns around human rights infringements. There are limited data available on the types and incidences of RPs used in health and social care services internationally. The objective of this study is to describe the type of RPs and incidence of use in disability residential care facilities (RCFs…
I Do Solemnly Swear
Public officials are oath takers and expected to uphold the law, but criminal convictions provide evidence that corruption exists. When public officials violate their oath, these violations evade ethical norms of behavior important to protecting the integrity inherent in the public office. This article synthesizes the literature on public corruption and related fields and presents a conceptual model to help us understand public leader violations …
Applying a Human Rights‐Based Approach to Formal Care and Support Provided in the Home
Providing formal care and support in the home has many benefits. Applying a human rights‐based approach places the person and their human rights at the centre of all that a health and social care service does. There is a paucity of evidence on how to apply a human rights‐based approach in practice when providing homecare. Increasing knowledge and understanding of human rights will empower health and social care practitioners to protect and promot…
Where Do I Go from Here? Evaluating Professional Development in Undergraduate Planning Education
Urban planning education emphasizes professional development and career preparedness. Undergraduate programs can recruit a broader diversity of students to planning but require different approaches to professional development than graduate programs. In this paper, we evaluate existing research on undergraduate and graduate planning education in the United States. Using a survey of undergraduates and an assessment of studio learning outcomes, we e…
Missing Meals and Missed Rides
Food insecurity is not only shaped by behavioral, socioeconomic, and demographic factors but is also determined by an individual’s ability to access food in their community. Analyzing new survey data from a large city located in the southwest USA, this research adds to current dialogues on food insecurity among older adults and individuals with disabilities in economically disadvantaged communities. Using logistic regression, the findings provide…
Characterisation of resident-to-resident aggression in residential services for people with disabilities
Purpose Resident-to-resident aggression (RRA) is defined as “negative and aggressive physical, sexual or verbal interactions between long-term care residents that in a community setting would likely be construed as unwelcome and have high potential to cause physical or psychological distress in the recipient” (Rosen et al., 2008). Although a commonly occurring phenomena, there is limited research on RRA particularly in residential services for pe…
Access, Assistance, and Mobility in Later Life
Working to Move the Transportation Disadvantaged—Challenges for Community-Based Transportation Providers
Transportation-disadvantaged (TD) populations, including many older adults and people with disabilities, often face mobility barriers linked to fragmented transportation services, limited information about available ride options, and weak coordination across providers. While One-Call/One-Click (1C1C) systems have emerged as solutions to centralize transportation information, support trip planning, and coordinate services across public, nonprofit,…
Political science (7 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Public relations (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Disaster Management and Resilience (3 obras) · Environmental health (3 obras) · Computer security (2 obras) · Economics (2 obras)