Keith Sutton
Biographic Data
| ID | 100614 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Keith Sutton |
| GIVEN NAMES | Keith |
| FAMILY NAME | Sutton |
| SIGNATURE | SUTTON K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Manchester |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3233-2566 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 41 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 92 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 41 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Clinicians’ and Users’ Views and Experiences of a Tele-Mental Health Service Implemented Alongside the Public Mental Health System during the Covid-19 Pandemic
A tele-mental health model called Head to Health was implemented in the state of Victoria, Australia to address the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. It was a free centralized intake service that adopted a targeted approach with several novel elements, such as stepped care and telehealth. This study examines the views and experiences of clinicians and service users of the tele-mental health service in the Gippsland region of Victoria during…
Prevalence and Correlates of Panic Attacks Among People Who Primarily Smoke Methamphetamine
Few studies have examined panic attacks and social and demographic factors, amongst people who use methamphetamine. This study explores the prevalence and correlates of panic attacks amongst an Australian sample of 711 people who primarily smoke methamphetamine. Baseline data for this study was gathered from participants recruited from regional and metropolitan communities across Victoria, Australia, in an ongoing prospective cohort study. Sequen…
Service Users’ Descriptions of Recovery-Oriented Elements of a Rural Mental Health Service
Recovery-oriented practice is the dominant framework for mental health services in Australia. However, evidence demonstrating recovery processes outside public services is scant. This study explores how key processes from the Connectedness, Hope, Identity, Meaning, and Empowerment (CHIME) personal recovery conceptual framework related to service-user experiences of a rural mental health service during the COVID-19 pandemic. Qualitative telephone …
Approaches Used to Describe, Measure, and Analyze Place of Practice in Dentistry, Medical, Nursing, and Allied Health Rural Graduate Workforce Research in Australia
Redressing the maldistribution of the health workforce in regional, rural, and remote geographical areas is a global issue and crucial to improving the accessibility of primary health care and specialist services. Geographical classification systems are important as they provide an objective and quantifiable measure of access and can have direct policy relevance, yet they are not always consistently applied in rural health research. It is unclear…
Health Service Use for Mental Health Reasons in a Cohort of People Who Use Methamphetamine Experiencing Moderate to Severe Anxiety or Depression
This study examined health service use for mental health reasons in a cohort of people who use methamphetamine and experience anxiety or depression. Data were derived from baseline surveys of a subset of 429 participants from the ‘VMAX’ study. Anxiety and depression were measured using the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 instruments and the Patient Health Questionnaire-9. Sequential logistic regression determined correlates of health service use f…
Level and correlates of social support in a community‐based sample of Australians who primarily smoke methamphetamine
Little is known about the level and correlates of social support amongst people who use methamphetamine. We aimed to describe, and determine characteristics associated with, social support amongst a community-recruited cohort of Australians who primarily smoked methamphetamine. A cross-sectional study was conducted with data from the Victorian Methamphetamine Cohort Study (VMAX). Adults (aged ≥18 years) who used methamphetamine were recruited fro…
Parent and child co‐resident status among an Australian community‐based sample of methamphetamine smokers
A prospective cohort of people who use methamphetamine in Melbourne and non‐metropolitan Victoria, Australia
Coping styles and mental health in response to societal changes during the Covid-19 pandemic
BACKGROUND: Psychosocial responses to infectious disease outbreaks have the potential to inflict acute and longstanding mental health consequences. Early research across the globe has found wide ranging psychological responses to the current COVID-19 pandemic. Understanding how different coping styles can be effective in mitigating mental ill health would enable better tailored psychological support. AIMS: The aim of this study was to gain an und…
Addressing unmet needs for persons with severe mental illness
The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 5.120 (2020 JCR, received in June 2021)The IJIC 20th Anniversary Issue was published in 2021
Concepts, Practices and Advantages of Spirituality Among People with a Chronic Mental Illness in Melbourne
Care Coordination Can Reduce Unmet Needs of Persons With Severe and Persistent Mental Illness
Introduction: Persons with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI) have multiple and complex needs, many of which are not health related. Mental health services are unable to address these needs without collaboration with other agencies. In the absence of this collaboration, persons with SPMI often fall through the system cracks and are unlikely to experience recovery. Furthermore, previous studies have shown that unmet accommodation needs ar…
Unmet needs of persons with a severe and persistent mental illness and their relationship to unmet accommodation needs
This is a cross-sectional study of unmet needs of persons enrolled in Australia's Partners in Recovery (PIR) initiative. It aimed to explore the unmet needs reported by persons with a severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI) and to examine the associations between unmet accommodation needs and other unmet needs. The study was undertaken in the Gippsland region of Victoria from February to May 2015. Data were collected from the administrative d…
Outcomes of a care coordinated service model for persons with severe and persistent mental illness
BACKGROUND: Owing to difficulties faced by individuals with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI) in accessing multiple services, the Australian Government trialed a care coordinated service model called the Partners in Recovery (PIR) initiative. MATERIAL: A total of 45 stakeholders in Gippsland were asked what difference the initiative had made. DISCUSSION: The PIR initiative benefited not only clients and carers but also service providers…
The immediate impact of a brief rural mental health workforce recruitment strategy
This study examines the immediate impact of a 5-day intervention designed to attract urban trained allied health and nursing students to rural mental health work. The sequential quantitative-qualitative confirmatory mixed methods study employed pre- post programme online surveys and individual semi-structured interviews. Paired sample t-tests showed significant post-programme change in participants' attitudes to working in a rural setting but les…
Everyone knew everyone's business
This research explored the intersection between participants' parenting role and housing difficulties, in rural communities. Thirteen parents were recruited from drug and alcohol and mental health agencies in rural Australia. Transcripts were analysed using content analysis, along with inter-rater reliability. The quandary of gaining access to their children while living in inadequate housing was indicated. Participants also described the 'spiral…
Reclaiming Cairo's downtown district
This paper examines the contested spatiality within Cairo's European Quarter in relation to various heritage inventories, official urban conservation approaches, real estate activities and local peoples' interests. It explores restoration and rehabilitation within Cairo's downtown which involved pedestrianisation of public spaces and architectural conservation and adaptive reuse of belle-époque buildings. Informal discussions and in-depth intervi…
Greater Cairo’s housing crisis
Cairo's Zabaleen garbage recyclers
Reviving historical Cairo through pedestrianisation
The al-Azhar Street axis was a major traffic route through and into Old Cairo. Now that a tunnel has been constructed to take through traffic it has been proposed that the street should be pedestrianised along with adjacent squares. The pedestrianisation scheme is assessed in terms of the views of various stakeholder groups including residents, merchants and planners. An alternative, less drastic pedestrianisation scheme is suggested, one that wo…
The rehabilitation of Old Cairo
Agribusiness on a Grand Scale – Felda's Sahabat Complex in East Malaysia
While agribusiness is normally associated with western multinational companies, Malaysia provides an alternative example of a Third World agribusiness, the Federal Land Development Authority (FELDA). FELDA has evolved through an advisory stage and then a major land settlement agency phase, assisting Malaysia's rural poor, to its present position as a major employer of immigrant agricultural labour and as a large commercial business in palm oil ex…
Cairo's urban growth and strategic master plans in the light of Egypt's 1996 population census results
Army administration tensions over Algeria's Centres de regroupement , 1954–1962
Thirty years after the end of the Algerian War of Independence the bulk of the contemporary military documentation has been released, after classification, and is available at the military archives of the Service Historique de l'Armée de Terre at Vincennes. This study re‐examines the French army's pacification policy and its strategy of regrouping the rural population into resettlement centres and re‐evaluates the role of the Sections Administrat…
Persistent strong population growth, environmental degradation, and declining food self-sufficiency in a rentier oil state
This paper tries to show, through the Algerian example, that improved social conditions, on their own, are unlikely to lead to falls in population growth rates. Instead, social conditions are more likely to deteriorate as a result of the high growth of population. Algeria's post‐1985 success in promoting family planning, while significant and measurable, may be too limited. The paper also suggests that Algeria's attempts to feed its fast rising n…
Malaysia's Felda land settlement model in time and space
Cairo's urban growth and strategic master plans in the light of Egypt's 1996 population census results
Cairo's Zabaleen garbage recyclers
Population Resettlement - Traumatic Upheavals and the Algerian Experience
The study of settlement geography in Africa has not only to consider rural-urban and traditional-modern contrasts, but also to place on the appropriate continuum the various communities which have been relocated since World War II. However, the lack of a general theory in this field has led to much wasted effort on the ground, and to the frequent replication of studies in the literature. Some recent contributions endeavour to draw meaningful gene…
Greater Cairo’s housing crisis
Population Regrouping in Algeria
The Algerian rural settlement system has endured considerable upheaval recently: first, from the regrouping of at least 2 ooo ooo rural Algerians during the War of Independence; secondly, as part of the wider rural reorganization promoted since 1971 by an agrarian reform programme. The effects of the earlier resettlement are examined and then interpreted with the aid of concepts of stress and trauma. The ambivalent reaction of a traditional peasa…
The rehabilitation of Old Cairo
Army administration tensions over Algeria's Centres de regroupement , 1954–1962
Thirty years after the end of the Algerian War of Independence the bulk of the contemporary military documentation has been released, after classification, and is available at the military archives of the Service Historique de l'Armée de Terre at Vincennes. This study re‐examines the French army's pacification policy and its strategy of regrouping the rural population into resettlement centres and re‐evaluates the role of the Sections Administrat…
Reclaiming Cairo's downtown district
This paper examines the contested spatiality within Cairo's European Quarter in relation to various heritage inventories, official urban conservation approaches, real estate activities and local peoples' interests. It explores restoration and rehabilitation within Cairo's downtown which involved pedestrianisation of public spaces and architectural conservation and adaptive reuse of belle-époque buildings. Informal discussions and in-depth intervi…
The Influence of Military Policy on Algerian Rural Settlement
The rural settlement system of Algeria had long been characterized by a highly dispersed poorly structured pattern until a large proportion of the rural population was resettled by the French army during the War of Independence (1954-1961). Evidence during the 1960s suggested that many of these temporary resettlement [centres] remained in existence. Data from the 1977 population census permitted a sample of the centres to be traced and an assessm…
Libya
Unmet needs of persons with a severe and persistent mental illness and their relationship to unmet accommodation needs
This is a cross-sectional study of unmet needs of persons enrolled in Australia's Partners in Recovery (PIR) initiative. It aimed to explore the unmet needs reported by persons with a severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI) and to examine the associations between unmet accommodation needs and other unmet needs. The study was undertaken in the Gippsland region of Victoria from February to May 2015. Data were collected from the administrative d…
Reviving historical Cairo through pedestrianisation
The al-Azhar Street axis was a major traffic route through and into Old Cairo. Now that a tunnel has been constructed to take through traffic it has been proposed that the street should be pedestrianised along with adjacent squares. The pedestrianisation scheme is assessed in terms of the views of various stakeholder groups including residents, merchants and planners. An alternative, less drastic pedestrianisation scheme is suggested, one that wo…
Regional Economic Union in the Maghreb
The establishment of the Union du Maghreb arabe (U.M.A.) at the 1989 summit held in Marrakech is the culmination of over three decades of pan-Maghreb rhetoric. As claimed recently, there have been plenty of joint agreements on paper, but 'unfortunately the importance given to these events is inversely proportional to their real application and effectiveness
Service Users’ Descriptions of Recovery-Oriented Elements of a Rural Mental Health Service
Recovery-oriented practice is the dominant framework for mental health services in Australia. However, evidence demonstrating recovery processes outside public services is scant. This study explores how key processes from the Connectedness, Hope, Identity, Meaning, and Empowerment (CHIME) personal recovery conceptual framework related to service-user experiences of a rural mental health service during the COVID-19 pandemic. Qualitative telephone …
Level and correlates of social support in a community‐based sample of Australians who primarily smoke methamphetamine
Little is known about the level and correlates of social support amongst people who use methamphetamine. We aimed to describe, and determine characteristics associated with, social support amongst a community-recruited cohort of Australians who primarily smoked methamphetamine. A cross-sectional study was conducted with data from the Victorian Methamphetamine Cohort Study (VMAX). Adults (aged ≥18 years) who used methamphetamine were recruited fro…
Everyone knew everyone's business
This research explored the intersection between participants' parenting role and housing difficulties, in rural communities. Thirteen parents were recruited from drug and alcohol and mental health agencies in rural Australia. Transcripts were analysed using content analysis, along with inter-rater reliability. The quandary of gaining access to their children while living in inadequate housing was indicated. Participants also described the 'spiral…
Persistent strong population growth, environmental degradation, and declining food self-sufficiency in a rentier oil state
This paper tries to show, through the Algerian example, that improved social conditions, on their own, are unlikely to lead to falls in population growth rates. Instead, social conditions are more likely to deteriorate as a result of the high growth of population. Algeria's post‐1985 success in promoting family planning, while significant and measurable, may be too limited. The paper also suggests that Algeria's attempts to feed its fast rising n…
Agricultural Policy in Algeria in the 1980s
La littérature sur la privatisation des années 80 dans les pays du Tiers monde a négligé le secteur agricole; cependant, le prix des récoltes est souvent réglementé par l'Etat ainsi que les coopératives de marketing et d'approvisionnement, et comme en Algérie, la terre peut être travaillée par des collectivités agricoles et ou des coopératives étatiques. Dans le courant des années 80, en Algérie, le secteur industriel privé a été réhabilité et en…
The Geography of the Third World
Progress in the Human Geography of the Maghreb
Sutton and Lawless review a selection of the prolific literature on the Maghreb's human geography published from the late 1970s onward. The pedigree of the discipline in Maghreb was established by several notable geographers who lived, researched, and wrote there. Augustin Bernard's writings on rural settlement, his atlas, and study of Algeria are still cited. Jean Despois's regional study with Raynal and his work on Tunisia, together with the de…
The Spatial Structure of State‐owned Industry in the Oran Region of Algeria
Industrialisation and Regional Development in a Centrally‐planned Economy—the Case of Algeria
Political Association and Maghreb Economic Development
Certain problems and prospects of economic development are common to Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya. Any discussion of the Maghreb must consider the restrictive influence of the limited size of the national markets. Perhaps nowhere is this more apparent than in Libya with its population of only about 1, 800,000. Naturally, it is the spending or consuming capacity of that population rather than its actual size which is the limiting factor. S…
Political Association and Maghreb Economic Development
Certain problems and prospects of economic development are common to Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya. Any discussion of the Maghreb must consider the restrictive influence of the limited size of the national markets. Perhaps nowhere is this more apparent than in Libya with its population of only about 1, 800,000. Naturally, it is the spending or consuming capacity of that population rather than its actual size which is the limiting factor. S…
Industrialisation and Regional Development in a Centrally‐planned Economy—the Case of Algeria
Reclamation of Wasteland During the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Population Resettlement - Traumatic Upheavals and the Algerian Experience
The study of settlement geography in Africa has not only to consider rural-urban and traditional-modern contrasts, but also to place on the appropriate continuum the various communities which have been relocated since World War II. However, the lack of a general theory in this field has led to much wasted effort on the ground, and to the frequent replication of studies in the literature. Some recent contributions endeavour to draw meaningful gene…
Les Souks Marocains
Population Regrouping in Algeria
The Algerian rural settlement system has endured considerable upheaval recently: first, from the regrouping of at least 2 ooo ooo rural Algerians during the War of Independence; secondly, as part of the wider rural reorganization promoted since 1971 by an agrarian reform programme. The effects of the earlier resettlement are examined and then interpreted with the aid of concepts of stress and trauma. The ambivalent reaction of a traditional peasa…
The Influence of Military Policy on Algerian Rural Settlement
The rural settlement system of Algeria had long been characterized by a highly dispersed poorly structured pattern until a large proportion of the rural population was resettled by the French army during the War of Independence (1954-1961). Evidence during the 1960s suggested that many of these temporary resettlement [centres] remained in existence. Data from the 1977 population census permitted a sample of the centres to be traced and an assessm…
Algeria's Socialist Villages - a Reassessment
It is generally acknowledged that a policy of agrarian reform involves much more than the mere redistribution of land to obtain an equitable system of production. A parallel and essential supporting range of complementary institutions usually need to be reorganised at the same time, concerned with credit, marketing, extension, and settlement, so that they can further rather than constrain and negate the reform. The old skewed land-holding structu…
The Spatial Structure of State‐owned Industry in the Oran Region of Algeria
Progress in the Human Geography of the Maghreb
Sutton and Lawless review a selection of the prolific literature on the Maghreb's human geography published from the late 1970s onward. The pedigree of the discipline in Maghreb was established by several notable geographers who lived, researched, and wrote there. Augustin Bernard's writings on rural settlement, his atlas, and study of Algeria are still cited. Jean Despois's regional study with Raynal and his work on Tunisia, together with the de…
Malaysia's Felda land settlement model in time and space
The Geography of the Third World
Regional Economic Union in the Maghreb
The establishment of the Union du Maghreb arabe (U.M.A.) at the 1989 summit held in Marrakech is the culmination of over three decades of pan-Maghreb rhetoric. As claimed recently, there have been plenty of joint agreements on paper, but 'unfortunately the importance given to these events is inversely proportional to their real application and effectiveness
Libya
Agricultural Policy in Algeria in the 1980s
La littérature sur la privatisation des années 80 dans les pays du Tiers monde a négligé le secteur agricole; cependant, le prix des récoltes est souvent réglementé par l'Etat ainsi que les coopératives de marketing et d'approvisionnement, et comme en Algérie, la terre peut être travaillée par des collectivités agricoles et ou des coopératives étatiques. Dans le courant des années 80, en Algérie, le secteur industriel privé a été réhabilité et en…
The future of the environment in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia
The three North African countries considered in this article have very fragile ecosystems. The French occupation and the 'growth' strategies followed since their independence have made the situation worse. The policies for the protection of the environment lack in substance, coherence and effectiveness. The authorities, elites and society in general are overwhelmed by other problems and are very remote from environmental issues. Should the presen…
Persistent strong population growth, environmental degradation, and declining food self-sufficiency in a rentier oil state
This paper tries to show, through the Algerian example, that improved social conditions, on their own, are unlikely to lead to falls in population growth rates. Instead, social conditions are more likely to deteriorate as a result of the high growth of population. Algeria's post‐1985 success in promoting family planning, while significant and measurable, may be too limited. The paper also suggests that Algeria's attempts to feed its fast rising n…
Army administration tensions over Algeria's Centres de regroupement , 1954–1962
Thirty years after the end of the Algerian War of Independence the bulk of the contemporary military documentation has been released, after classification, and is available at the military archives of the Service Historique de l'Armée de Terre at Vincennes. This study re‐examines the French army's pacification policy and its strategy of regrouping the rural population into resettlement centres and re‐evaluates the role of the Sections Administrat…
Agribusiness on a Grand Scale – Felda's Sahabat Complex in East Malaysia
While agribusiness is normally associated with western multinational companies, Malaysia provides an alternative example of a Third World agribusiness, the Federal Land Development Authority (FELDA). FELDA has evolved through an advisory stage and then a major land settlement agency phase, assisting Malaysia's rural poor, to its present position as a major employer of immigrant agricultural labour and as a large commercial business in palm oil ex…
Cairo's urban growth and strategic master plans in the light of Egypt's 1996 population census results
The rehabilitation of Old Cairo
Reviving historical Cairo through pedestrianisation
The al-Azhar Street axis was a major traffic route through and into Old Cairo. Now that a tunnel has been constructed to take through traffic it has been proposed that the street should be pedestrianised along with adjacent squares. The pedestrianisation scheme is assessed in terms of the views of various stakeholder groups including residents, merchants and planners. An alternative, less drastic pedestrianisation scheme is suggested, one that wo…
Cairo's Zabaleen garbage recyclers
Greater Cairo’s housing crisis
Reclaiming Cairo's downtown district
This paper examines the contested spatiality within Cairo's European Quarter in relation to various heritage inventories, official urban conservation approaches, real estate activities and local peoples' interests. It explores restoration and rehabilitation within Cairo's downtown which involved pedestrianisation of public spaces and architectural conservation and adaptive reuse of belle-époque buildings. Informal discussions and in-depth intervi…
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