Richard N Brandon
Biographic Data
| ID | 3620380 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard N Brandon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard N |
| FAMILY NAME | Brandon |
| SIGNATURE | BRANDON R N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Washington |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
How Much of Children's Time in Nonparental Care Coincides with Their Parents' Time at Work
Nonparental care (NPC) for children before they enter kindergarten has had two primary purposes for American families since the start of the twentieth century: supporting parental employment and providing children developmentally enriching out-of-home experiences. Today's policy makers are increasingly expanding publicly funded opportunities for children in low-income families to experience center-based care. Yet parents' work commitments often o…
Interprofessional Education and Training
Many universities are experimenting with interprofessional programs to better prepare professionals to tackle the complex problems faced by children and families. Universities face three major challenges: overcoming the compartmentalization of professional schools, which is then reflected in fragmentation of service delivery; learning to function as effective partners with communities; and reconceptualizing the nature of professional expertise to…
Establishing long-term science and technology goals
Outreach for Entitlement Programs
Outreach programs attempt to overcome obstacles that deter persons from participating in social programs for which they are eligible. This article identifies two broad approaches to how an outreach program might define its goals and operate. One is more suitable for local, small-scale social programs with service capacity defined by a limited number of staff, while the other is better for open-ended entitlement programs. The two approaches requir…
University‐based preparation for collaborative interprofessional practice
How Much of Children's Time in Nonparental Care Coincides with Their Parents' Time at Work
Nonparental care (NPC) for children before they enter kindergarten has had two primary purposes for American families since the start of the twentieth century: supporting parental employment and providing children developmentally enriching out-of-home experiences. Today's policy makers are increasingly expanding publicly funded opportunities for children in low-income families to experience center-based care. Yet parents' work commitments often o…
Outreach for Entitlement Programs
Outreach programs attempt to overcome obstacles that deter persons from participating in social programs for which they are eligible. This article identifies two broad approaches to how an outreach program might define its goals and operate. One is more suitable for local, small-scale social programs with service capacity defined by a limited number of staff, while the other is better for open-ended entitlement programs. The two approaches requir…
Interprofessional Education and Training
Many universities are experimenting with interprofessional programs to better prepare professionals to tackle the complex problems faced by children and families. Universities face three major challenges: overcoming the compartmentalization of professional schools, which is then reflected in fragmentation of service delivery; learning to function as effective partners with communities; and reconceptualizing the nature of professional expertise to…
University‐based preparation for collaborative interprofessional practice
Establishing long-term science and technology goals
Outreach for Entitlement Programs
Outreach programs attempt to overcome obstacles that deter persons from participating in social programs for which they are eligible. This article identifies two broad approaches to how an outreach program might define its goals and operate. One is more suitable for local, small-scale social programs with service capacity defined by a limited number of staff, while the other is better for open-ended entitlement programs. The two approaches requir…
Interprofessional Education and Training
Many universities are experimenting with interprofessional programs to better prepare professionals to tackle the complex problems faced by children and families. Universities face three major challenges: overcoming the compartmentalization of professional schools, which is then reflected in fragmentation of service delivery; learning to function as effective partners with communities; and reconceptualizing the nature of professional expertise to…
How Much of Children's Time in Nonparental Care Coincides with Their Parents' Time at Work
Nonparental care (NPC) for children before they enter kindergarten has had two primary purposes for American families since the start of the twentieth century: supporting parental employment and providing children developmentally enriching out-of-home experiences. Today's policy makers are increasingly expanding publicly funded opportunities for children in low-income families to experience center-based care. Yet parents' work commitments often o…
Political science (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Engineering ethics (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)