Denise Cloutier-Fisher
Biographic Data
| ID | 194490 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Denise Cloutier-Fisher |
| GIVEN NAMES | Denise |
| FAMILY NAME | Cloutier-Fisher |
| SIGNATURE | CLOUTIER-FISHER D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 68 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The subjective dimension of social isolation: A qualitative investigation of older adults' experiences in small social support networks
Articulating the Role of Relationships in Access to Home Care Nursing at the End of Life
In this article, we draw on data collected from two samples of home care nurses to examine how relationships between nurses and family caregivers intersected with access to palliative home care nursing services. Participants referred to relationships as important for their practical benefits and for access to care: good relationships enhanced the nurse's ability to assess clients and families and fostered the family's trust in the nurse's care. A…
Examining social isolation by gender and geography: Conceptual and operational challenges using population health data in Canada
In 2003, the Canadian Federal/Provincial/Territorial Task Force on Seniors identified social isolation as an important issue for further study and policy development given that socially isolated persons are considered to be more vulnerable to both inappropriate use of the health care system and poorer health outcomes. In order to provide adequate support to this vulnerable population, it is critical to untangle the complex web of relationships th…
Making Meaningful Connections: A Profile of Social Isolation and Health Among Older Adults in Small Town and Small City, British Columbia
The findings underscore the importance of understanding differential profiles of need and service use for SIOA within broader social contexts, and are discussed in terms of their implications for health care policy and program planning for this vulnerable population
Long-term care restructuring in rural Ontario: Retrieving Community Service User and Provider Narratives
Long-term care restructuring in rural Ontario: Retrieving Community Service User and Provider Narratives
The subjective dimension of social isolation: A qualitative investigation of older adults' experiences in small social support networks
Making Meaningful Connections: A Profile of Social Isolation and Health Among Older Adults in Small Town and Small City, British Columbia
The findings underscore the importance of understanding differential profiles of need and service use for SIOA within broader social contexts, and are discussed in terms of their implications for health care policy and program planning for this vulnerable population
Examining social isolation by gender and geography: Conceptual and operational challenges using population health data in Canada
In 2003, the Canadian Federal/Provincial/Territorial Task Force on Seniors identified social isolation as an important issue for further study and policy development given that socially isolated persons are considered to be more vulnerable to both inappropriate use of the health care system and poorer health outcomes. In order to provide adequate support to this vulnerable population, it is critical to untangle the complex web of relationships th…
Articulating the Role of Relationships in Access to Home Care Nursing at the End of Life
In this article, we draw on data collected from two samples of home care nurses to examine how relationships between nurses and family caregivers intersected with access to palliative home care nursing services. Participants referred to relationships as important for their practical benefits and for access to care: good relationships enhanced the nurse's ability to assess clients and families and fostered the family's trust in the nurse's care. A…
Long-term care restructuring in rural Ontario: Retrieving Community Service User and Provider Narratives
Making Meaningful Connections: A Profile of Social Isolation and Health Among Older Adults in Small Town and Small City, British Columbia
The findings underscore the importance of understanding differential profiles of need and service use for SIOA within broader social contexts, and are discussed in terms of their implications for health care policy and program planning for this vulnerable population
Examining social isolation by gender and geography: Conceptual and operational challenges using population health data in Canada
In 2003, the Canadian Federal/Provincial/Territorial Task Force on Seniors identified social isolation as an important issue for further study and policy development given that socially isolated persons are considered to be more vulnerable to both inappropriate use of the health care system and poorer health outcomes. In order to provide adequate support to this vulnerable population, it is critical to untangle the complex web of relationships th…
The subjective dimension of social isolation: A qualitative investigation of older adults' experiences in small social support networks
Articulating the Role of Relationships in Access to Home Care Nursing at the End of Life
In this article, we draw on data collected from two samples of home care nurses to examine how relationships between nurses and family caregivers intersected with access to palliative home care nursing services. Participants referred to relationships as important for their practical benefits and for access to care: good relationships enhanced the nurse's ability to assess clients and families and fostered the family's trust in the nurse's care. A…
Medicine (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Gerontology (3 works) · Health disparities and outcomes (3 works) · Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (3 works) · Nursing (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Social isolation (3 works) · Demography (2 works)