Keith Storey
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 222309 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Keith Storey |
| PRENOMES | Keith |
| SOBRENOME | Storey |
| ASSINATURA | STOREY K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Alberta |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8215-9143 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 53 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 83 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 53 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1958 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Living the good life
Mino-pimâtisiwin (Cree) and mino-bimaadiziwin (Anishinaabe), often translated as ‘the good life’, are Indigenous teachings that describe relational and wholistic understandings of well-being. Although these concepts are increasingly used across scholarly and grey literature, their meanings are not always clearly defined. This study used evolutionary concept analysis to examine how mino-pimâtisiwin is defined and applied in scholarly and grey lite…
Nature-based learning as a support for child and family learning and health
Nature can benefit learning through various mechanisms such as improved attention and mood and opportunities for physical activity. These mechanisms also support childhood health and development. Nature-based learning (NBL) is one strategy instructors can employ to harness these benefits in early childhood education. The purpose of this study was to explore parent/guardian and instructor perceptions of learning in NBL programs for young children.…
School-Based Substance Use Interventions
Schools offer a strategic setting for substance use prevention; however, program effectiveness remains uncertain. The objective of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of school-based approaches to preventing and reducing substance use for children and adolescents, while incorporating school ecosystem considerations. The data sources were from systematic reviews and RCTs published January 1, 2013, to September 1, 2024. The study selection was …
Understanding how leadership experience affects the educational attainment, employability, and wholistic wellness of Indigenous youth in Canada
The Indigenous Youth Mentorship Program (IYMP) is a youth-centred, community-based programme that fosters wholistic wellness and mino-pimâtisiwin (‘the good life’ in Cree) within Indigenous communities across Canada. IYMP uses a communal mentorship model, where Indigenous high school students, supported by programme leaders, facilitate healthy living activities for elementary-aged peers. This culturally grounded setting promotes leadership develo…
Resiliency of the Comprehensive School Health Approach in Canadian Schools Throughout the Covid ‐19 Pandemic
BACKGROUND: Comprehensive School Health (CSH) is a whole school approach to promote healthy school communities. The objective of this study was to understand if and how schools that take a CSH approach (i.e., APPLE Schools) sustained and adapted their efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic. CONTRIBUTIONS TO PRACTICE: This qualitative study highlighted teaching staff and principals' perspectives to showcase the ways that health and wellbeing support…
‘But having someone, kind of, walk you through what to do … ’
Women face a variety of challenges as athletes, many of which are rooted in the gendered nature of sport. Despite these challenges, they have the potential to thrive in sport provided they have access to appropriate resources such as tailored mental performance programs focused on self-compassion. With the current sport psychology evidence base largely focused on sport experiences and program preferences of men athletes, current programs overlook…
Development and validation of an instrument to evaluate school-health implementation
This study adds to the existing knowledge base for CSH implementation, through the development of a user-friendly evaluative tool for ongoing data collection related to healthy school community process indicators, with encouraging pilot results. This has important practical application and can benefit the broad adoption, scaling, and long-term evaluation of interventions taking a CSH approach
Digitalization in mining and the rise of the urban miner
Digitalization technologies allow greater locational independence of mining operations from their resource locations. • Mining operations are increasingly taking place at remote operations centres located in metropolitan areas. • Fewer future mining employment and business opportunities will be available in mining regions. • The value proposition for mining in resource regions will need to change if mining companies are to reach agreements on soc…
“Your Kid Has Potential, But They Need Sleep”
BACKGROUND: Insufficient sleep is a growing public health concern. Thirty percent of Canadian children and youth are not meeting national sleep recommendations. Inadequate sleep can negatively influence students' academics and physical and psychosocial health. Schools have been identified as ideal health promotion settings to influence children's health including their sleep behaviors. The objective of this study was to explore teachers' perspect…
Students’, parents’ and teachers’ perspectives on comprehensive school-based sleep promotion
Objective: Sleep deprivation is common among children and schools are ideal settings in which to influence children's sleep. Children spend a significant amount of time at school during key developmental periods, and programmes that influence students' well-being also benefit academic achievement. Comprehensive School Health (CSH) is an approach that prioritises school, home and community partnerships by supporting the development of health behav…
“It trickles into the community”
The school is an ideal setting to promote children's health and is an equitable way to reach children in early developmental years. Healthy children are stronger learners and wholistic health approaches taken in schools can help children thrive. Interventions in the school are strengthened when school, home, and community work together, yet many interventions have not reported the school and community connection and influence. The purpose of this…
Variability in public health programming and priorities to address health inequities across public health units in Ontario, Canada
It takes a community
Childhood is a critical stage to develop healthy behaviours, and the school years are an important developmental period in which children are learning and growing. School-based health promotion interventions are increasingly using the comprehensive school health (CSH) approach that has been found effective at improving health behaviours, while adapting to the school and community context to create and sustain a healthy school culture. The interco…
Prioritizing well-being in K-12 education
Increasingly, school districts are looking for insights on how to embed a well-being focus across school communities. Well-being in K-12 education is proven to support positive mental health, improve academic performance and contribute to positive outcomes for students and staff. How districts transition to deeply integrate well-being into existing priorities and practices is not well understood. Insights on such shifts can help inform widespread…
Choice, Motives, and Mixed Messages
Unhealthy food and beverage availability and sponsorship undermine healthy food practices in sport and recreation. We conducted a focused ethnography with reflexive photo-interviewing to examine parents' awareness, reactions, and experiences of food and beverage marketing in and around their children's physical activity in public sport and recreation facilities. Eleven parents took photos of what they thought their facility was 'saying about food…
The essential conditions needed to implement the Indigenous Youth Mentorship Program
This research adds to the literature by identifying and describing what is needed in practice to implement a communal, relationship-based afterschool healthy living program. The essential conditions may support other researchers and communities interested in implementing and rippling similar programs
Citizen science in monitoring food environments
Citizen science through the LEAF project supported the creation and application of food environment evidence: it enabled residents to collect and interpret local food environment data, develop realistic recommendations for change, and provided them with an evidence-based advocacy tool to support the implementation of these recommendations. We recommend a web application that enables independent community food environment assessments. Such a tool …
We’re categorized in these sizes—that’s all we are”
Despite some positive discursive change regarding body weight acceptance in fashion and media, this progress has had little impact on the weight work socially expected of young women. Findings highlight the need to broaden public health thinking around how weight discourses are (re)produced, calling for intersectoral collaboration to mobilize weight stigma evidence beyond predominantly academic circles into our everyday practices
From Fifo to Lilo
Reflections on Applying Institutional Ethnography in Participatory Weight Stigma Research with Young Women
Inspired by consciousness-raising practices of North American second-wave feminism, Dorothy Smith developed institutional ethnography (IE) as an alternative to established sociology, which she argued objectified people and their experiences. Instead, IE begins from an embodied standpoint to examine how local phenomena are coordinated to happen by ruling relations from afar. In this article, we present methodological insights from our experiences …
Treating latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) with isoniazid and rifapentine (3HP) in an inner-city population with psychosocial barriers to treatment adherence
In Canada, preventive therapy for latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) has required multiple doses of medication over an extended period of time. Such regimens are associated with poor adherence and completion rates. A shortened treatment regimen of once weekly isoniazid plus rifapentine for 3 months (3HP), is now available, and holds promise in populations facing challenges to treatment adherence. Although many factors impact treatment adherence…
A social network analysis of interactions about physical activity and nutrition among APPLE schools staff
Comprehensive school health (CSH) is a holistic approach to school-based health promotion that involves active participation and buy-in of school community members, including school staff (e.g., support staff, teachers, school health champions, principals). Implementation and sustainability of CSH builds on complex relationships within the school that support school-level health promoting changes and understanding the social relationships that ex…
The ruling of weight
Policy-influencer perspectives on the development, adoption, and implementation of provincial school-based daily physical activity policies across Canada
These findings can inform development of future health-related polices in schools. Stakeholders can, for instance, remain attuned to the opening of political windows and capitalize on them as an opportunity to advocate for policy change or create communities of practice to enhance coordination among policy stakeholders. Future studies that explore why other jurisdictions have failed to adopt DPA policies might yield novel insights regarding lever…
Canadian after-school care providers’ perceived role promoting healthy lifestyles
As major influencers, care providers play a crucial role in promoting healthy lifestyle behaviours for children. This research provides valuable insight into this role and the implementation of comprehensive health promotion approaches in the after-school setting. Findings contribute to the implementation knowledge base and help inform the promotion of healthy lifestyle behaviours for children
Fly-in/Fly-out and Fly-over
Adoption of fly-in/fly-out (FIFO) or commute work systems in the Western Australian mining industry has increased rapidly over the last decade, with metropolitan Perth becoming the main source of labour and the base for major mining supply and service companies in the state. This situation has led to increasing concern on the part of many regional authorities about the loss of local benefits through 'fly-over' effects, and implications for region…
The evolution of commute work in the resource sectors in Canada and Australia
Towards increasing the utility of follow-up in Canadian EIA
From Fifo to Lilo
Family Life Impacts of Offshore Oil and Gas Employment
Reflections on Applying Institutional Ethnography in Participatory Weight Stigma Research with Young Women
Inspired by consciousness-raising practices of North American second-wave feminism, Dorothy Smith developed institutional ethnography (IE) as an alternative to established sociology, which she argued objectified people and their experiences. Instead, IE begins from an embodied standpoint to examine how local phenomena are coordinated to happen by ruling relations from afar. In this article, we present methodological insights from our experiences …
Translation of school-learned health behaviours into the home
Dependence at a distance
Key Messages Commute work has created a new settlement phenomenon—resource dependent‐at‐a‐distance communities. As with traditional single industry towns, dependent‐at‐a‐distance communities are vulnerable during resource downturns. New policies are required to address the problems faced by dependent‐at‐a‐distance communities
Diet Quality and Feelings of Worry, Sadness or Unhappiness in Canadian Children
The ruling of weight
The Case Against the Special Olympics
The Special Olympics has been a controversial program for persons with disabilities. Research has often found negative results concerning the Special Olympics, and there have been numerous discussions in the literature concerning pros and cons of the Special Olympics. The purpose of this article is to articulate and elaborate on concerns regarding the Special Olympics, to promote discussion about these issues, and to suggest future directions for…
English Officers of State, 1399-1485
Journal Article English Officers of State, 1399–1485 Get access K. L. Storey K. L. Storey Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research, Volume 31, Issue 83, May 1958, Pages 84–92, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-2281.1958.tb01385.x Published: 12 October 2007
Family Life Impacts of Offshore Oil and Gas Employment
The language of threats
Whether or not a message is a threat will usually depend upon several factors, such as the intent of the speaker, the understanding of the hearer, and the context of the utterance. This paper examines how the language and the context combine to determine the degree of threat and the degree of lawfulness or otherwise in an utterance. However, because the interaction of language and context is inherently and ultimately unpredictable, it is surprisi…
Fly-in/Fly-out and Fly-over
Adoption of fly-in/fly-out (FIFO) or commute work systems in the Western Australian mining industry has increased rapidly over the last decade, with metropolitan Perth becoming the main source of labour and the base for major mining supply and service companies in the state. This situation has led to increasing concern on the part of many regional authorities about the loss of local benefits through 'fly-over' effects, and implications for region…
Social impact assessment, impact management and follow-up
The construction of the Hibernia offshore oil platform at a greenfield site in rural Newfoundland from 1990 to 1997 had the potential to have significant negative social impacts on local communities. This paper discusses the assessment process and the outcomes of the project. Contrary to experience elsewhere, quality of life in the local communities increased during the life of the project. Understanding the local context, early and ongoing publi…
The Case Against the Special Olympics
The Special Olympics has been a controversial program for persons with disabilities. Research has often found negative results concerning the Special Olympics, and there have been numerous discussions in the literature concerning pros and cons of the Special Olympics. The purpose of this article is to articulate and elaborate on concerns regarding the Special Olympics, to promote discussion about these issues, and to suggest future directions for…
Socio-economic effects monitoring
In this paper, using two case studies from the Hibernia offshore platform construction project, we argue that follow-up based on the hypothesistesting approach typically adopted in biophysical effects monitoring could be more widely adopted in socio-economic effects monitoring. While there are some significantly different issues associated with socio-economic and biophysical monitoring, we argue that such an approach in the socio-economic context…
Towards increasing the utility of follow-up in Canadian EIA
Diet quality, nutrition and physical activity among adolescents
Objective To assess the overall diet quality of a sample of adolescents living in Alberta, Canada, and evaluate whether diet quality, nutrient intakes, meal behaviours (i.e. meal skipping and consuming meals away from home) and physical activity are related. Design A cross-sectional study design. Students completed the self-administered Web-Survey of Physical Activity and Nutrition (Web-SPAN). Students were classified as having poor, average or s…
Fly-in/Fly-out
“Fly-in/fly-out” is a form of work organization that has become the standard model for new mining, petroleum and other types of resource development in remote areas. In many places this “no town” model has replaced that of the “new town.” The work system has both beneficial and adverse implications for the sustainability of both existing communities near new resource developments and for the more distant communities from which workers are drawn. …
Associations between the perceived presence of vending machines and food and beverage logos in schools and adolescents’ diet and weight status
Objective The increasing prevalence of obesity among youth has elicited calls for schools to become more active in promoting healthy weight. The present study examined associations between various aspects of school food environments (specifically the availability of snack- and beverage-vending machines and the presence of snack and beverage logos) and students’ weight status, as well as potential influences of indices of diet and food behaviours.…
From "best practice" to "next practice"
Sociodemographic, behavioural and environmental correlates of sweetened beverage consumption among pre-school children
Objective To identify sociodemographic and environmental correlates of sweetened beverages (regular soft drinks, fruit juice) among children of pre-school age. Design Children's dietary intake, food behaviours and screen time were measured by parental report. A Geographic Informational System was used to assess the number of grocery stores and fast-food restaurants available within 1 km of the children's residence. Multivariate log-binomial regre…
Involvement in home meal preparation is associated with food preference and self-efficacy among Canadian children
Objective To examine the association between frequency of assisting with home meal preparation and fruit and vegetable preference and self-efficacy for making healthier food choices among grade 5 children in Alberta, Canada. Design A cross-sectional survey design was used. Children were asked how often they helped prepare food at home and rated their preference for twelve fruits and vegetables on a 3-point Likert-type scale. Self-efficacy was mea…
Changes in Dietary and Physical Activity Risk Factors for Type 2 Diabetes in Alberta Youth Between 2005 and 2008
Diet Quality and Feelings of Worry, Sadness or Unhappiness in Canadian Children
Leadership skills are associated with health behaviours among Canadian children
Life skills development is a core area for action in the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion. The role of life skills in influencing health behaviours among children has received little attention in research. The purpose of this cross-sectional study was to investigate the relationship between self-leadership, as a model of life skills, and diet quality, physical activity, sleep duration and body weight. A provincially representative sample of 23…
Implementing Comprehensive School Health in Alberta, Canada
Comprehensive School Health (CSH) is an internationally recognized framework that moves beyond the individual to holistically address school health, leading to the development of health-enhancing behaviors while also improving educational outcomes. Previous research has suggested that principal support for CSH implementation is essential, but this role has yet to be explored. Therefore, the purpose of this research was to examine the role of the …
Impact of a 3-year multi-centre community-based intervention on risk factors for chronic disease and obesity among free-living adults
Findings suggest HAC succeeded in shifting the population distribution of BP in a leftward direction. By contrast, anthropometric parameters remained unchanged or worsened within intervention communities. Therefore, while improvements in some clinical risk factors can be achieved through relatively diffuse and shorter-term community-level environmental changes, improvements in others may require interventions of greater intensity and duration. Ev…
Essential conditions for the implementation of comprehensive school health to achieve changes in school culture and improvements in health behaviours of students
Overall, the present research contributes to the evidence-base of CSH implementation, ultimately helping to shape its optimization by providing school communities with a set of understandable essential conditions for CSH implementation. Such research is important as it helps to support and bolster the CSH framework that has been shown to improve the education, health, and well-being of school-aged children
The influence of parental encouragement and caring about healthy eating on children’s diet quality and body weights
Objective In order to mitigate childhood obesity, evidence on what influences children’s health behaviours is needed to inform new health promotion strategies. The present study investigated the association between parental practices and their child’s diet and body weight status. Design Grade 5 students and their parents completed health surveys. Parents were asked how much they ‘encourage their child to eat healthy foods’ and how much they ‘pers…
The evolution of commute work in the resource sectors in Canada and Australia
A translational approach to characterization and measurement of health-promoting school ethos
A health promoting schools (HPS) approach is hypothesized to influence student health and wellbeing by promoting a 'school ethos' that reflects the physical environment, social relations, organisational structure, policies and practices within schools. This complex set of factors makes health promoting school ethos (HPSE) challenging to define and measure. This work sought to theorise, develop and pilot a measure of HPSE as the context for implem…
Network analysis of inter-organizational relationships and policy use among active living organizations in Alberta, Canada
Increasing formal and informal relationships between organizations and integrating disconnected or peripheral organizations could increase the capacity of the network to promote active living across Alberta. Uptake of the AA policy within the network is high and appears to be facilitated by the most central ALO. Promoting policy use through a central organization appeared to be an effective strategy for disseminating the province-level physical a…
Long-term effects of comprehensive school health on health-related knowledge, attitudes, self-efficacy, health behaviours and weight status of adolescents
Our findings of no difference between the APPLE School graduates and comparison school graduates suggest that the effects of APPLE Schools may continue into adolescence or the new school environment may have an equalizing effect on the students. Since lifestyle practices are adopted throughout childhood and adolescence, and the school environment has an important influence on development, an extension of CSH initiatives into junior high/high scho…
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