Neale R Chumbler
Biographic Data
| ID | 1084767 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Neale R Chumbler |
| GIVEN NAMES | Neale R |
| FAMILY NAME | Chumbler |
| SIGNATURE | CHUMBLER N R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Texas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Trusting Sources of Information on Quality of Physician Care
Reporting healthcare quality has become an important factor in healthcare delivery. Prior research has shown that patient-consumers do not frequently use information on websites reporting physician quality to guide their choice of physicians. Our aim is to understand the contextual and personal characteristics that influence patient-consumers' decisions to trust or ignore information sources about healthcare quality. We use data from Finding Qual…
I’m Gonna Get Busy Living”
Internal psychological states and coping processes are significant determinants of resilience. The primary aim of this qualitative work is to provide further insight into how core affect influences the adaptability of persons living with HIV (PLWH) after diagnosis. In-depth interviews were conducted with a diverse group of PLWH in a health district located in the Southeastern United States. A deductive-inductive approach was taken while coding an…
Variation in Networks and Forms of Support for Care‐Seeking Across the HIV Care Continuum in the Rural Southeastern United States
PURPOSE: In spite of progress in understanding the importance of social support for health outcomes in Persons Living with HIV (PLWH), more remains to be known about mechanisms of support most beneficial at each stage of HIV treatment. In this study, we use a qualitative analytic approach to investigate the forms and sources of social support deemed most integral to the diagnosis, care engagement, and medication adherence behaviors of a diverse s…
An Examination of the Likelihood of Home Discharge After General Hospitalizations Among Medicaid Recipients
Ability to predict discharge destination would be a useful way of optimizing posthospital care. We conducted a cross-sectional, multiple state study of inpatient services to assess the likelihood of home discharges in 2009 among Medicaid enrollees who were discharged following general hospitalizations. Analyses were conducted using hospitalization data from the states of California, Georgia, Michigan, and Mississippi. A total of 33 160 patients w…
Hospitalized Older Adults' Patient Satisfaction
This article examines the extent to which older adult patients' perceptions of inpatient dimensions of care experiences are associated with their overall satisfaction. A secondary objective is to determine if these specific care experiences differed between elderly female and male patients. Patient satisfaction data from 6,021 older patients (65 years of age and older) were collected by using the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Provide…
"Building a "Better Life
Adolescent pregnancy is often described as a major concern in public health and is associated with negative outcomes for educational and career attainment. Our objective was to compare the future aspirations of pregnant and parenting adolescents and identify social or structural barriers that they experience in their daily lives using journal entries from pregnant and parenting adolescents. The journals, which served as primary data sources, were…
Rural‐Urban Differences in Inpatient Quality of Care in US Veterans With Ischemic Stroke
PURPOSE: Differences in stroke care quality for patients in rural and urban locations have been suggested, but whether differences exist across Veteran Administration Medical Centers (VAMCs) is unknown. This study examines whether rural-urban disparities exist in inpatient quality among veterans with acute ischemic stroke. METHODS: In this retrospective study, inpatient stroke care quality was assessed in a national sample of veterans with acute …
Implementation of Health Information Technology in Veterans Health Administration to Support Transformational Change
The Institute of Medicine report, Crossing the Quality Chasm, called for significant improvements in 6 elements of healthcare performance: safety, effectiveness, patient centeredness, timeliness, efficiency, and equity. To meet the changing care needs of older veterans, many of whom are trying to manage the complexities of their chronic diseases in their own homes, the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) has promoted many of the Institute of Med…
The Pivotal Impact of Center Characteristics on Survival of Candidates Listed for Deceased Donor Kidney Transplantation
BACKGROUND: There are currently over half a million end-stage renal disease patients and >70,000 patients listed to receive a deceased donor kidney transplant in the United States. To receive a deceased donor transplant, patients are placed on a waiting list at one of approximately 240 centers. Although candidate decisions to list at a particular center may often be made passively (based on proximity or physician referral), the important question…
The Impact of Dyadic Social Support on Self-Efficacy and Depression After Radical Prostatectomy
Findings confirm pilot study results and are theoretically consistent with the self-efficacy enhancing nature of vicarious experience described by Bandura in self-efficacy theory
The orientation of health professional students towards the care of older adults
Although podiatrists treat a large number of older adults, few studies have examined podiatry students' attitudes to treating them. Using data from a nationally representative random sample of podiatry students (n = 528), a theoretical model was tested that examined the impact on the level of expected satisfaction from treating older adults in terms of: students' perceptions of the effectiveness of podiatry for treating older adults (i.e. the bel…
An Empirical Test of a Theory of Factors Affecting Life Satisfaction
This study examined the relationships between five dimensions of religious involvement (i.e., participation, divine interaction, existential certainty, spiritual gifts, and divine power or authority), two forms of secular social involvement (i.e., social activity and social affiliation), six social background covariates (i.e., marital status, gender, race, age, social class, and traumatic life events), and individual life satisfaction. Following …
Podiatrists in a Weberian Spirit
L'A. etudie d'un point de vue weberien les relations professionnelles entre podologues et medecins, interrogeant la reconnaissance du statut professionnel des podologues. Les resultats suggerent que le statut social peut inclure des membres de differentes professions, que communautes de point de vue et de style de vie existent independamment des differences de pouvoir et d'autorite qui existent parmi leurs membres
"Building a "Better Life
Adolescent pregnancy is often described as a major concern in public health and is associated with negative outcomes for educational and career attainment. Our objective was to compare the future aspirations of pregnant and parenting adolescents and identify social or structural barriers that they experience in their daily lives using journal entries from pregnant and parenting adolescents. The journals, which served as primary data sources, were…
Podiatrists in a Weberian Spirit
L'A. etudie d'un point de vue weberien les relations professionnelles entre podologues et medecins, interrogeant la reconnaissance du statut professionnel des podologues. Les resultats suggerent que le statut social peut inclure des membres de differentes professions, que communautes de point de vue et de style de vie existent independamment des differences de pouvoir et d'autorite qui existent parmi leurs membres
Podiatrists in a Weberian Spirit
L'A. etudie d'un point de vue weberien les relations professionnelles entre podologues et medecins, interrogeant la reconnaissance du statut professionnel des podologues. Les resultats suggerent que le statut social peut inclure des membres de differentes professions, que communautes de point de vue et de style de vie existent independamment des differences de pouvoir et d'autorite qui existent parmi leurs membres
An Empirical Test of a Theory of Factors Affecting Life Satisfaction
This study examined the relationships between five dimensions of religious involvement (i.e., participation, divine interaction, existential certainty, spiritual gifts, and divine power or authority), two forms of secular social involvement (i.e., social activity and social affiliation), six social background covariates (i.e., marital status, gender, race, age, social class, and traumatic life events), and individual life satisfaction. Following …
The orientation of health professional students towards the care of older adults
Although podiatrists treat a large number of older adults, few studies have examined podiatry students' attitudes to treating them. Using data from a nationally representative random sample of podiatry students (n = 528), a theoretical model was tested that examined the impact on the level of expected satisfaction from treating older adults in terms of: students' perceptions of the effectiveness of podiatry for treating older adults (i.e. the bel…
The Impact of Dyadic Social Support on Self-Efficacy and Depression After Radical Prostatectomy
Findings confirm pilot study results and are theoretically consistent with the self-efficacy enhancing nature of vicarious experience described by Bandura in self-efficacy theory
The Pivotal Impact of Center Characteristics on Survival of Candidates Listed for Deceased Donor Kidney Transplantation
BACKGROUND: There are currently over half a million end-stage renal disease patients and >70,000 patients listed to receive a deceased donor kidney transplant in the United States. To receive a deceased donor transplant, patients are placed on a waiting list at one of approximately 240 centers. Although candidate decisions to list at a particular center may often be made passively (based on proximity or physician referral), the important question…
Implementation of Health Information Technology in Veterans Health Administration to Support Transformational Change
The Institute of Medicine report, Crossing the Quality Chasm, called for significant improvements in 6 elements of healthcare performance: safety, effectiveness, patient centeredness, timeliness, efficiency, and equity. To meet the changing care needs of older veterans, many of whom are trying to manage the complexities of their chronic diseases in their own homes, the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) has promoted many of the Institute of Med…
Rural‐Urban Differences in Inpatient Quality of Care in US Veterans With Ischemic Stroke
PURPOSE: Differences in stroke care quality for patients in rural and urban locations have been suggested, but whether differences exist across Veteran Administration Medical Centers (VAMCs) is unknown. This study examines whether rural-urban disparities exist in inpatient quality among veterans with acute ischemic stroke. METHODS: In this retrospective study, inpatient stroke care quality was assessed in a national sample of veterans with acute …
"Building a "Better Life
Adolescent pregnancy is often described as a major concern in public health and is associated with negative outcomes for educational and career attainment. Our objective was to compare the future aspirations of pregnant and parenting adolescents and identify social or structural barriers that they experience in their daily lives using journal entries from pregnant and parenting adolescents. The journals, which served as primary data sources, were…
Hospitalized Older Adults' Patient Satisfaction
This article examines the extent to which older adult patients' perceptions of inpatient dimensions of care experiences are associated with their overall satisfaction. A secondary objective is to determine if these specific care experiences differed between elderly female and male patients. Patient satisfaction data from 6,021 older patients (65 years of age and older) were collected by using the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Provide…
An Examination of the Likelihood of Home Discharge After General Hospitalizations Among Medicaid Recipients
Ability to predict discharge destination would be a useful way of optimizing posthospital care. We conducted a cross-sectional, multiple state study of inpatient services to assess the likelihood of home discharges in 2009 among Medicaid enrollees who were discharged following general hospitalizations. Analyses were conducted using hospitalization data from the states of California, Georgia, Michigan, and Mississippi. A total of 33 160 patients w…
Variation in Networks and Forms of Support for Care‐Seeking Across the HIV Care Continuum in the Rural Southeastern United States
PURPOSE: In spite of progress in understanding the importance of social support for health outcomes in Persons Living with HIV (PLWH), more remains to be known about mechanisms of support most beneficial at each stage of HIV treatment. In this study, we use a qualitative analytic approach to investigate the forms and sources of social support deemed most integral to the diagnosis, care engagement, and medication adherence behaviors of a diverse s…
I’m Gonna Get Busy Living”
Internal psychological states and coping processes are significant determinants of resilience. The primary aim of this qualitative work is to provide further insight into how core affect influences the adaptability of persons living with HIV (PLWH) after diagnosis. In-depth interviews were conducted with a diverse group of PLWH in a health district located in the Southeastern United States. A deductive-inductive approach was taken while coding an…
Trusting Sources of Information on Quality of Physician Care
Reporting healthcare quality has become an important factor in healthcare delivery. Prior research has shown that patient-consumers do not frequently use information on websites reporting physician quality to guide their choice of physicians. Our aim is to understand the contextual and personal characteristics that influence patient-consumers' decisions to trust or ignore information sources about healthcare quality. We use data from Finding Qual…
Medicine (10 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Health care (7 works) · Family medicine (4 works) · Internal Medicine (4 works) · Nursing (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare (3 works)