Kate Harvey
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3583495 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Kate Harvey |
| PRENOMES | Kate |
| SOBRENOME | Harvey |
| ASSINATURA | HARVEY K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Reading |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6819-0934 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 66 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Canadian Grade Racism, (Eh!) - Cultivating the Resources and Supports to Address the Hidden Problem of Systemic Racism in Canadian Universities
In the emerging literature on understanding racialized university members’ experience in the post-secondary space, there has been a focus on breaking down the components that make a university environment safer for racialized students, staff, and faculty. Among racialized students, studies have found that students’ experiences at school have significant impacts on student’s mental health and overall-being (Chu et al., 2022). The current work aims…
Takeaway Night”
Takeaway food is typically of poor nutritional quality and its increasing availability and consumption is considered a contributor to the obesity crisis. Shared family mealtimes are associated with a wealth of positive outcomes for children and adolescents, and are valued by family members. Parents describe prioritising health when planning family meals and consuming takeaway food seems incongruent with this goal. This study aimed to investigate …
Race, difference, and Irish identity in Cartoon Saloon’s 2009 film, The Secret of Kells
Cartoon Saloon’s 2009 film, The Secret of Kells, about the making of the ninth-century illuminated manuscript, the Book of Kells, directed by Tomm Moore and Nora Twomey, was widely promoted on its release as the first feature-length animation with an Irish setting and Irish themes. Created in the last decade of the Celtic Tiger and set in Ireland’s early medieval past, the film engages with contemporary and medieval discourses about race and othe…
Living in food insecurity
Food insecurity in rich countries is a growing problem with far reaching consequences but how it impacts parents, particularly their food parenting practices, is under researched. Food parenting practices play a critical role in the development of children's eating and may be a mechanism in the link between food insecurity and children's health outcomes; this study aims to illuminate their potential role. Twenty-one parents participated in a qual…
The challenges of implementing a repeated exposure intervention to increase vegetable consumption
Adventurous play in schools
Adventurous play (play that is exciting and thrilling, where children take age‐appropriate risks, for example climbing trees and jumping from rocks) is increasingly being recognised as beneficial for child health and development. Despite this, children's opportunities for and engagement in this type of play have declined in recent decades. Break times in schools may provide an ideal opportunity to provide adventurous play opportunities for all ch…
See and Eat! The impact of repeated exposure to vegetable ebooks on young children's vegetable acceptance
Vegetable consumption in young children in the UK is well below the recommended five child-sized portions per day. Effective and practical strategies are therefore needed to encourage vegetable consumption in young children. In this exploratory study, we examine the effects of visual familiarization to foods via See & Eat ebooks, which show vegetables on their journey from 'field to fork'. As part of a larger study, in which 242 British families …
Adventurous play for a healthy childhood
The findings of this research support the identification of key targets for those working with parents to improve children's adventurous play opportunities and ultimately their physical and mental health. Future research should seek to design and tailor interventions by asking parents about the support they would value
Parent perceived barriers and facilitators of children’s adventurous play in Britain
Improved understanding of what influences parent perceptions of adventurous play can inform public health interventions designed to improve children's opportunities for and engagement in adventurous play, with a view to promote children's physical and mental health
Controlling feeding practices moderate the relationship between emotionality and food fussiness in young children
Can vegetable e-books influence a child’s acceptance of vegetables? Preliminary findings from the See & Eat study
Behavioural validation of a parent-report measure of child food fussiness
Healthy eating interventions delivered in the family home
The impact of food insecurity on parents' feeding strategies & goals
The influence of child temperament, maternal core beliefs, maternal self-esteem and maternal psychopathologic symptoms on the development of fussy eating
The effect of repeated taste exposure of bitter tasting vegetable in children varying in bitter taste sensitivity
Development of a measure to assess parents’ feeding goals
What do parents perceive are the barriers and facilitators to accessing psychological treatment for mental health problems in children and adolescents? A systematic review of qualitative and quantitat…
When I go to bed hungry and sleep, I'm not hungry”
Healthy happy family eating
Continuity of care for carers of people with severe mental illness
INTRODUCTION: Continuity of care has been demonstrated to be important for service users and carer groups have voiced major concerns over disruptions of care. We aimed to assess the experienced continuity of care in carers of patients with both psychotic and non-psychotic disorders and explore its association with carer characteristics and psychological well-being. METHODS: Friends and relatives caring for two groups of service users in the care …
Continuity of care for people with psychotic illness
BACKGROUND: The relationship between continuity of care and user characteristics or outcomes has rarely been explored. The ECHO study operationalized and tested a multi-axial definition of continuity of care, producing a seven-factor model used here. AIMS: To assess the relationship between user characteristics and established components of continuity of care, and the impact of continuity on clinical and social functioning. METHODS: The sample co…
Infant feeding choices
In England, 78% of mothers initiate breastfeeding and, in the UK, less than 1% exclusively breastfeed until 6 months, despite World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations to do so. This study investigated women's infant feeding choices using in-depth interviews with 12 mothers of infants aged 7-18 weeks. Using content analysis, four themes emerged: (1) information, knowledge and decision making, (2) physical capability, (3) family and social i…
Local, national and imported foods
Homelessness in Europe and the United States
Random samples of 250–435 adults were interviewed by telephone in five different nations (N= 1,546): Belgium, Germany, Italy, the UK, and the United States. The interview included questions on respondent attitudes, knowledge, and opinions regarding homelessness; respondents' own personal experiences with homelessness and homeless people; and demographic characteristics of the respondents. The highest rates for lifetime literal homelessness were f…
Homelessness in Europe and the United States
Random samples of 250–435 adults were interviewed by telephone in five different nations (N= 1,546): Belgium, Germany, Italy, the UK, and the United States. The interview included questions on respondent attitudes, knowledge, and opinions regarding homelessness; respondents' own personal experiences with homelessness and homeless people; and demographic characteristics of the respondents. The highest rates for lifetime literal homelessness were f…
Local, national and imported foods
When I go to bed hungry and sleep, I'm not hungry”
Living in food insecurity
Food insecurity in rich countries is a growing problem with far reaching consequences but how it impacts parents, particularly their food parenting practices, is under researched. Food parenting practices play a critical role in the development of children's eating and may be a mechanism in the link between food insecurity and children's health outcomes; this study aims to illuminate their potential role. Twenty-one parents participated in a qual…
Behavioural validation of a parent-report measure of child food fussiness
Controlling feeding practices moderate the relationship between emotionality and food fussiness in young children
Adventurous play for a healthy childhood
The findings of this research support the identification of key targets for those working with parents to improve children's adventurous play opportunities and ultimately their physical and mental health. Future research should seek to design and tailor interventions by asking parents about the support they would value
Relatives of patients with severe mental disorders
The authors examined caregivers' characteristics and experiences. Previously suggested principles for identifying the primary caregiver in 22 multiple-caregiver families were assessed, but none reliably distinguished the primary caregiver. The authors then compared primary (n = 22), nonprimary (n = 22), and lone caregivers' (n = 43) appraisals of caregiving and psychological distress. Lone and primary caregivers' experiences were similar, but non…
Local, national and imported foods
Homelessness in Europe and the United States
Random samples of 250–435 adults were interviewed by telephone in five different nations (N= 1,546): Belgium, Germany, Italy, the UK, and the United States. The interview included questions on respondent attitudes, knowledge, and opinions regarding homelessness; respondents' own personal experiences with homelessness and homeless people; and demographic characteristics of the respondents. The highest rates for lifetime literal homelessness were f…
Infant feeding choices
In England, 78% of mothers initiate breastfeeding and, in the UK, less than 1% exclusively breastfeed until 6 months, despite World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations to do so. This study investigated women's infant feeding choices using in-depth interviews with 12 mothers of infants aged 7-18 weeks. Using content analysis, four themes emerged: (1) information, knowledge and decision making, (2) physical capability, (3) family and social i…
Continuity of care for carers of people with severe mental illness
INTRODUCTION: Continuity of care has been demonstrated to be important for service users and carer groups have voiced major concerns over disruptions of care. We aimed to assess the experienced continuity of care in carers of patients with both psychotic and non-psychotic disorders and explore its association with carer characteristics and psychological well-being. METHODS: Friends and relatives caring for two groups of service users in the care …
Continuity of care for people with psychotic illness
BACKGROUND: The relationship between continuity of care and user characteristics or outcomes has rarely been explored. The ECHO study operationalized and tested a multi-axial definition of continuity of care, producing a seven-factor model used here. AIMS: To assess the relationship between user characteristics and established components of continuity of care, and the impact of continuity on clinical and social functioning. METHODS: The sample co…
When I go to bed hungry and sleep, I'm not hungry”
Healthy happy family eating
What do parents perceive are the barriers and facilitators to accessing psychological treatment for mental health problems in children and adolescents? A systematic review of qualitative and quantitat…
The impact of food insecurity on parents' feeding strategies & goals
The influence of child temperament, maternal core beliefs, maternal self-esteem and maternal psychopathologic symptoms on the development of fussy eating
The effect of repeated taste exposure of bitter tasting vegetable in children varying in bitter taste sensitivity
Development of a measure to assess parents’ feeding goals
Healthy eating interventions delivered in the family home
Behavioural validation of a parent-report measure of child food fussiness
Can vegetable e-books influence a child’s acceptance of vegetables? Preliminary findings from the See & Eat study
Parent perceived barriers and facilitators of children’s adventurous play in Britain
Improved understanding of what influences parent perceptions of adventurous play can inform public health interventions designed to improve children's opportunities for and engagement in adventurous play, with a view to promote children's physical and mental health
Controlling feeding practices moderate the relationship between emotionality and food fussiness in young children
Adventurous play in schools
Adventurous play (play that is exciting and thrilling, where children take age‐appropriate risks, for example climbing trees and jumping from rocks) is increasingly being recognised as beneficial for child health and development. Despite this, children's opportunities for and engagement in this type of play have declined in recent decades. Break times in schools may provide an ideal opportunity to provide adventurous play opportunities for all ch…
See and Eat! The impact of repeated exposure to vegetable ebooks on young children's vegetable acceptance
Vegetable consumption in young children in the UK is well below the recommended five child-sized portions per day. Effective and practical strategies are therefore needed to encourage vegetable consumption in young children. In this exploratory study, we examine the effects of visual familiarization to foods via See & Eat ebooks, which show vegetables on their journey from 'field to fork'. As part of a larger study, in which 242 British families …
Adventurous play for a healthy childhood
The findings of this research support the identification of key targets for those working with parents to improve children's adventurous play opportunities and ultimately their physical and mental health. Future research should seek to design and tailor interventions by asking parents about the support they would value
Living in food insecurity
Food insecurity in rich countries is a growing problem with far reaching consequences but how it impacts parents, particularly their food parenting practices, is under researched. Food parenting practices play a critical role in the development of children's eating and may be a mechanism in the link between food insecurity and children's health outcomes; this study aims to illuminate their potential role. Twenty-one parents participated in a qual…
The challenges of implementing a repeated exposure intervention to increase vegetable consumption
Takeaway Night”
Takeaway food is typically of poor nutritional quality and its increasing availability and consumption is considered a contributor to the obesity crisis. Shared family mealtimes are associated with a wealth of positive outcomes for children and adolescents, and are valued by family members. Parents describe prioritising health when planning family meals and consuming takeaway food seems incongruent with this goal. This study aimed to investigate …
Race, difference, and Irish identity in Cartoon Saloon’s 2009 film, The Secret of Kells
Cartoon Saloon’s 2009 film, The Secret of Kells, about the making of the ninth-century illuminated manuscript, the Book of Kells, directed by Tomm Moore and Nora Twomey, was widely promoted on its release as the first feature-length animation with an Irish setting and Irish themes. Created in the last decade of the Celtic Tiger and set in Ireland’s early medieval past, the film engages with contemporary and medieval discourses about race and othe…
Psychology (21 obras) · Medicine (13 obras) · Developmental psychology (10 obras) · Environmental health (8 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet (6 obras) · Clinical Psychology (5 obras) · Food Security and Health in Diverse Populations (5 obras) · Nursing (5 obras)