Carol D H Harvey
Biographic Data
| ID | 158182 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carol D H Harvey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carol D H |
| FAMILY NAME | Harvey |
| SIGNATURE | HARVEY C D H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Manitoba |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
In Consideration of the Needs of Caregivers
Grandparents are valued in traditional and contemporary Aboriginal societies. In this paper we summarize traditional knowledge from Manitoba Aboriginal experiences, and we provide data from contemporary on-reserve grandmothers. Data for this study were collected in 2007 in 16 First nations Manitoba communities. Open-ended semi-structured in-person interviews were conducted in maternal-child centers that provide programs for developmental health f…
Maintaining our Differences
The old order mennonites - application of family life cycle stages, John E. Peters South Asian Muslims in Britain - faith, family and community That they be keepers of the Home - the effect of conservative religion on early and late transitions into housewifery, Darren E. Sherkat class culture and household structure - a view from South Africa, Susan C. Ziehl) cultural adaptation and change - Aboriginal peoples in Manitoba maintain their differen…
To disseminate is to act
This community-based study sought to understand the caregiving support networks of people living with HIV/AIDS in Winnipeg and Regina, Canada. Qualitative data from 31 participants were gathered from photographs that each individual took of daily life and from in-depth individual interviews. A novel dissemination approach was the creation and performance of a readers’ theatre based on the interview data. This article explains the process of creat…
Social Policy for Family Caregivers of Elderly
Elders in Canada, Japan and Australia are an increasing proportion of the population. This research focused on (1) the expected familial roles for care provision of frail elderly and (2) the relationship of expected familial roles to social policy toward elder care. Using a case study method, analysis of government documents such as annual reports, white papers, and Web sites was undertaken. Results show that elders in Australia and Canada desire…
Families Reinventing Themselves
The Sunshine Widows
The Sunshine Widows
The Sunshine Widows
Correlates of Loneliness among Widows Bereaved in a Mining Disaster
From interviews with 44 widows of victims of the 1972 Sunshine Mine disaster (Idaho) and comparison samples of wives of survivors of the fire and of miners employed in other mines two types of loneliness were identified—one (personal loneliness) referring to whether respondents felt “very lonely and remote from other people” and the other (community underinvolvement) to whether they felt as involved in community life as they wanted to be. The wid…
Widowhood and perceptions of change in Quality of Life
Widowhood, Morale, and Affiliation
Data from sample surveys in five nations are examined in an assessment of the attitudes and affiliative ties of widowed and married persons. Results suggest that (1) neither self-theory nor role-theory perspectives are adequate to explain the differentials which appear, and (2) the negative, long-term consequences of widowhood seem to derive from socioeconomic deprivation rather than widowhood itself The widowed have seemed to have lower morale a…
Widowhood, Morale, and Affiliation
Data from sample surveys in five nations are examined in an assessment of the attitudes and affiliative ties of widowed and married persons. Results suggest that (1) neither self-theory nor role-theory perspectives are adequate to explain the differentials which appear, and (2) the negative, long-term consequences of widowhood seem to derive from socioeconomic deprivation rather than widowhood itself The widowed have seemed to have lower morale a…
Widowhood and perceptions of change in Quality of Life
Widowhood, Morale, and Affiliation
Data from sample surveys in five nations are examined in an assessment of the attitudes and affiliative ties of widowed and married persons. Results suggest that (1) neither self-theory nor role-theory perspectives are adequate to explain the differentials which appear, and (2) the negative, long-term consequences of widowhood seem to derive from socioeconomic deprivation rather than widowhood itself The widowed have seemed to have lower morale a…
Correlates of Loneliness among Widows Bereaved in a Mining Disaster
From interviews with 44 widows of victims of the 1972 Sunshine Mine disaster (Idaho) and comparison samples of wives of survivors of the fire and of miners employed in other mines two types of loneliness were identified—one (personal loneliness) referring to whether respondents felt “very lonely and remote from other people” and the other (community underinvolvement) to whether they felt as involved in community life as they wanted to be. The wid…
Widowhood and perceptions of change in Quality of Life
The Sunshine Widows
The Sunshine Widows
The Sunshine Widows
Families Reinventing Themselves
Social Policy for Family Caregivers of Elderly
Elders in Canada, Japan and Australia are an increasing proportion of the population. This research focused on (1) the expected familial roles for care provision of frail elderly and (2) the relationship of expected familial roles to social policy toward elder care. Using a case study method, analysis of government documents such as annual reports, white papers, and Web sites was undertaken. Results show that elders in Australia and Canada desire…
To disseminate is to act
This community-based study sought to understand the caregiving support networks of people living with HIV/AIDS in Winnipeg and Regina, Canada. Qualitative data from 31 participants were gathered from photographs that each individual took of daily life and from in-depth individual interviews. A novel dissemination approach was the creation and performance of a readers’ theatre based on the interview data. This article explains the process of creat…
Maintaining our Differences
The old order mennonites - application of family life cycle stages, John E. Peters South Asian Muslims in Britain - faith, family and community That they be keepers of the Home - the effect of conservative religion on early and late transitions into housewifery, Darren E. Sherkat class culture and household structure - a view from South Africa, Susan C. Ziehl) cultural adaptation and change - Aboriginal peoples in Manitoba maintain their differen…
In Consideration of the Needs of Caregivers
Grandparents are valued in traditional and contemporary Aboriginal societies. In this paper we summarize traditional knowledge from Manitoba Aboriginal experiences, and we provide data from contemporary on-reserve grandmothers. Data for this study were collected in 2007 in 16 First nations Manitoba communities. Open-ended semi-structured in-person interviews were conducted in maternal-child centers that provide programs for developmental health f…
Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Gerontology (2 works) · Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health (2 works) · Meteorology (2 works)