Gordon Walsh
Biographic Data
| ID | 146460 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gordon Walsh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gordon |
| FAMILY NAME | Walsh |
| SIGNATURE | WALSH G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Materials Development (United States) |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7010-3633 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Improved obesity prevalence estimates for Atlantic Canada
On the High Road: Driving Under the Influence of Cannabis in Ontario
Low-risk Drinking Guidelines: The Scientific Evidence
Do Ontarians Drink in Moderation? A Baseline Assessment Against Canadian Low Risk Drinking Guidelines
Patterns of alcohol consumption and psychiatric disorders among Ontario adults
This study examined the relationship between patterns of alcohol consumption, including problem drinking, and psychiatric disorders in the general population. The paper utilizes data on 8,116 adults age 15–64 living in households who were interviewed for the Ontario Health Survey and the Mental Health Supplement. The University of Michigan Composite International Diagnostic Interview (UM-CIDI) was administered by trained lay interviewers to gener…
Daily drinking and harm
Most guidelines on low-risk drinking suggest at least one day per week with no alcohol (e.g., Ashley et al., 1994; British Medical Association, 1995). The ARF-CCSA joint policy statement based on the International Symposium on Moderate Drinking and Health states explicitly: 6. To minimize any risk of dependence, there should be at least one day per week when no alcohol is consumed. (Ashley et al., 1994) The only reason given is that many studies …
Ordering the alphabet
Some current applications of the Association's alphabet, for example in EFL practice materials or in dictionaries, make it desirable to establish an 'alphabetical order' for the symbols. Various ad hoc orders have been used in the past, especially when giving lists of symbols in practice books, but no generally-agreed ordering has yet emerged (which, in the case of English at least, is perhaps surprising
Another note on RP notation
Windsor Lewis's recent article (1972 b ) admirably summarizes the case for a Gimson-type transcription as a reference tool for EFL students. As he states, his own ‘CPD’ (Windsor Lewis, 1972 a ) transcription clearly—and sensibly—derives from the system established by Gimson (1962, 1970) in ‘the standard up-to-date description of Received Pronunciation’. On general principles, there is little that could usefully be added to Windsor Lewis's (1972 b…
Low-risk Drinking Guidelines: The Scientific Evidence
Daily drinking and harm
Most guidelines on low-risk drinking suggest at least one day per week with no alcohol (e.g., Ashley et al., 1994; British Medical Association, 1995). The ARF-CCSA joint policy statement based on the International Symposium on Moderate Drinking and Health states explicitly: 6. To minimize any risk of dependence, there should be at least one day per week when no alcohol is consumed. (Ashley et al., 1994) The only reason given is that many studies …
On the High Road: Driving Under the Influence of Cannabis in Ontario
Do Ontarians Drink in Moderation? A Baseline Assessment Against Canadian Low Risk Drinking Guidelines
Patterns of alcohol consumption and psychiatric disorders among Ontario adults
This study examined the relationship between patterns of alcohol consumption, including problem drinking, and psychiatric disorders in the general population. The paper utilizes data on 8,116 adults age 15–64 living in households who were interviewed for the Ontario Health Survey and the Mental Health Supplement. The University of Michigan Composite International Diagnostic Interview (UM-CIDI) was administered by trained lay interviewers to gener…
Another note on RP notation
Windsor Lewis's recent article (1972 b ) admirably summarizes the case for a Gimson-type transcription as a reference tool for EFL students. As he states, his own ‘CPD’ (Windsor Lewis, 1972 a ) transcription clearly—and sensibly—derives from the system established by Gimson (1962, 1970) in ‘the standard up-to-date description of Received Pronunciation’. On general principles, there is little that could usefully be added to Windsor Lewis's (1972 b…
Another note on RP notation
Windsor Lewis's recent article (1972 b ) admirably summarizes the case for a Gimson-type transcription as a reference tool for EFL students. As he states, his own ‘CPD’ (Windsor Lewis, 1972 a ) transcription clearly—and sensibly—derives from the system established by Gimson (1962, 1970) in ‘the standard up-to-date description of Received Pronunciation’. On general principles, there is little that could usefully be added to Windsor Lewis's (1972 b…
Ordering the alphabet
Some current applications of the Association's alphabet, for example in EFL practice materials or in dictionaries, make it desirable to establish an 'alphabetical order' for the symbols. Various ad hoc orders have been used in the past, especially when giving lists of symbols in practice books, but no generally-agreed ordering has yet emerged (which, in the case of English at least, is perhaps surprising
Daily drinking and harm
Most guidelines on low-risk drinking suggest at least one day per week with no alcohol (e.g., Ashley et al., 1994; British Medical Association, 1995). The ARF-CCSA joint policy statement based on the International Symposium on Moderate Drinking and Health states explicitly: 6. To minimize any risk of dependence, there should be at least one day per week when no alcohol is consumed. (Ashley et al., 1994) The only reason given is that many studies …
Patterns of alcohol consumption and psychiatric disorders among Ontario adults
This study examined the relationship between patterns of alcohol consumption, including problem drinking, and psychiatric disorders in the general population. The paper utilizes data on 8,116 adults age 15–64 living in households who were interviewed for the Ontario Health Survey and the Mental Health Supplement. The University of Michigan Composite International Diagnostic Interview (UM-CIDI) was administered by trained lay interviewers to gener…
On the High Road: Driving Under the Influence of Cannabis in Ontario
Low-risk Drinking Guidelines: The Scientific Evidence
Do Ontarians Drink in Moderation? A Baseline Assessment Against Canadian Low Risk Drinking Guidelines
Improved obesity prevalence estimates for Atlantic Canada
Environmental health (6 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Alcohol Consumption and Health Effects (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes (4 works) · Alcohol (3 works) · Alcohol consumption (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works)