Jane Cooper
Biographic Data
| ID | 3743086 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jane Cooper |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jane |
| FAMILY NAME | Cooper |
| SIGNATURE | COOPER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Queensland |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6917-2722 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Occult Beliefs and the Far Right: The Case of the Order of Nine Angles
This article investigates the esoteric beliefs of the Order of Nine Angles (ONA) as one way of making sense of its politics. By analyzing the ONA’s primary texts and archival data from the Information Network Focus on Religious Movements (Inform) we propose that, based on some recurring themes in the way the ONA is presented, it can be analyzed usefully as a new religious movement (NRM) with millenarian tendencies. At the same time, the aura of e…
Racism, traditional food access, and industrial development across Ontario: Perspectives from the fields of environmental law and environmental studies
Racism and industrial development across lands and waters in the province of Ontario have played a significant role in decreased access to traditional food for Indigenous peoples. Traditional food access is important for health reasons, as well as cultural and spiritual wellness, and its loss has dire consequences for both people and the environment. In this commentary, we bring together our practices and experiences as settler Canadians in the f…
Accessibility of Canadian Covid-19 Testing Locations for People with Disabilities During the Third Wave of the Covid-19 Pandemic
Background: Canadians with disabilities make up nearly a quarter of the population yet faced barriers in accessing information about COVID-19 testing accessibility across the country. Objective: This study aimed to understand the availability of accessibility information for COVID-19 testing sites in Canada. To date, no known studies have evaluated the availability of accessibility information online.Methods: An environmental scan of COVID-19 tes…
An exploratory study of facilitator adherence to a School-Based Filial Therapy programme
Filial therapy is a play therapy intervention where significant individuals who are not clinicians facilitate therapeutic play sessions with children. In School-Based Filial Therapy (SBFT), the direct treatment role is performed by specially trained education professionals. Concerns about fidelity in filial therapy have been raised historically; however, investigation has been limited. This mixed-methods study explored factors impacting facilitat…
A pilot study of school-based Filial Therapy (SBFT) with a group of Australian children attending rural primary schools: The Impact on Academic Engagement, School Attendance and Behaviour
School-based Filial Therapy (SBFT), a mental health intervention for primary school children living and remote locations. The SBFT pilot was implemented in three rural primary schools in remote and regional New South Wales, Australia, using a pretest-posttest control group design to investigate the impact of 10-sessions of Filial Therapy with a paraprofessional. Target issues were frequency and severity of school behaviour incidents, attendance, …
Tools on the surface: Residue and use-wear analyses of stone artefacts from Camooweal, northwest Queensland
Although much of the Australian archaeological record lies on the surface, such assemblages are often seen as having reduced archaeological potential when compared with subsurface deposits. However, a microscopic residue and use-wear analysis of surface-collected Aboriginal stone tulas from Camooweal, Queensland, revealed use-related residues including blood, bone collagen, woody plant tissue and resin, along with use-wear indicative of adzing an…
ABO blood group and social class: A prospective study in a regional blood bank
STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim of the study was to investigate an association previously reported in a retrospective study between the A phenotype and social classes I and II. DESIGN--The study was a prospective survey using a cohort of blood donors. SETTING--Participants were donors at a regional blood bank in southern Ireland servicing a population of approximately 380,000. PARTICIPANTS--Of 2442 donors considered for inclusion in the study, 21 refuse…
Reading Adrienne Rich: Reviews and Re-Visions, 1951-81
Problems of Emergency Admissions to London Hospitals
Difficulty in admitting or failure to admit patients considered to be in urgent need of care and treatment in hospital are frustrating experiences for general practitioners and disquietening and perplexing ones for patients and their relatives. Such episodes are likely to undermine confidence in the organization and administration of the health services. They are, therefore, worthy of detailed study. Previous surveys have shown that delay in hosp…
Occult Beliefs and the Far Right: The Case of the Order of Nine Angles
This article investigates the esoteric beliefs of the Order of Nine Angles (ONA) as one way of making sense of its politics. By analyzing the ONA’s primary texts and archival data from the Information Network Focus on Religious Movements (Inform) we propose that, based on some recurring themes in the way the ONA is presented, it can be analyzed usefully as a new religious movement (NRM) with millenarian tendencies. At the same time, the aura of e…
A pilot study of school-based Filial Therapy (SBFT) with a group of Australian children attending rural primary schools: The Impact on Academic Engagement, School Attendance and Behaviour
School-based Filial Therapy (SBFT), a mental health intervention for primary school children living and remote locations. The SBFT pilot was implemented in three rural primary schools in remote and regional New South Wales, Australia, using a pretest-posttest control group design to investigate the impact of 10-sessions of Filial Therapy with a paraprofessional. Target issues were frequency and severity of school behaviour incidents, attendance, …
ABO blood group and social class: A prospective study in a regional blood bank
STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim of the study was to investigate an association previously reported in a retrospective study between the A phenotype and social classes I and II. DESIGN--The study was a prospective survey using a cohort of blood donors. SETTING--Participants were donors at a regional blood bank in southern Ireland servicing a population of approximately 380,000. PARTICIPANTS--Of 2442 donors considered for inclusion in the study, 21 refuse…
Problems of Emergency Admissions to London Hospitals
Difficulty in admitting or failure to admit patients considered to be in urgent need of care and treatment in hospital are frustrating experiences for general practitioners and disquietening and perplexing ones for patients and their relatives. Such episodes are likely to undermine confidence in the organization and administration of the health services. They are, therefore, worthy of detailed study. Previous surveys have shown that delay in hosp…
Reading Adrienne Rich: Reviews and Re-Visions, 1951-81
ABO blood group and social class: A prospective study in a regional blood bank
STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim of the study was to investigate an association previously reported in a retrospective study between the A phenotype and social classes I and II. DESIGN--The study was a prospective survey using a cohort of blood donors. SETTING--Participants were donors at a regional blood bank in southern Ireland servicing a population of approximately 380,000. PARTICIPANTS--Of 2442 donors considered for inclusion in the study, 21 refuse…
Tools on the surface: Residue and use-wear analyses of stone artefacts from Camooweal, northwest Queensland
Although much of the Australian archaeological record lies on the surface, such assemblages are often seen as having reduced archaeological potential when compared with subsurface deposits. However, a microscopic residue and use-wear analysis of surface-collected Aboriginal stone tulas from Camooweal, Queensland, revealed use-related residues including blood, bone collagen, woody plant tissue and resin, along with use-wear indicative of adzing an…
A pilot study of school-based Filial Therapy (SBFT) with a group of Australian children attending rural primary schools: The Impact on Academic Engagement, School Attendance and Behaviour
School-based Filial Therapy (SBFT), a mental health intervention for primary school children living and remote locations. The SBFT pilot was implemented in three rural primary schools in remote and regional New South Wales, Australia, using a pretest-posttest control group design to investigate the impact of 10-sessions of Filial Therapy with a paraprofessional. Target issues were frequency and severity of school behaviour incidents, attendance, …
Accessibility of Canadian Covid-19 Testing Locations for People with Disabilities During the Third Wave of the Covid-19 Pandemic
Background: Canadians with disabilities make up nearly a quarter of the population yet faced barriers in accessing information about COVID-19 testing accessibility across the country. Objective: This study aimed to understand the availability of accessibility information for COVID-19 testing sites in Canada. To date, no known studies have evaluated the availability of accessibility information online.Methods: An environmental scan of COVID-19 tes…
An exploratory study of facilitator adherence to a School-Based Filial Therapy programme
Filial therapy is a play therapy intervention where significant individuals who are not clinicians facilitate therapeutic play sessions with children. In School-Based Filial Therapy (SBFT), the direct treatment role is performed by specially trained education professionals. Concerns about fidelity in filial therapy have been raised historically; however, investigation has been limited. This mixed-methods study explored factors impacting facilitat…
Racism, traditional food access, and industrial development across Ontario: Perspectives from the fields of environmental law and environmental studies
Racism and industrial development across lands and waters in the province of Ontario have played a significant role in decreased access to traditional food for Indigenous peoples. Traditional food access is important for health reasons, as well as cultural and spiritual wellness, and its loss has dire consequences for both people and the environment. In this commentary, we bring together our practices and experiences as settler Canadians in the f…
Occult Beliefs and the Far Right: The Case of the Order of Nine Angles
This article investigates the esoteric beliefs of the Order of Nine Angles (ONA) as one way of making sense of its politics. By analyzing the ONA’s primary texts and archival data from the Information Network Focus on Religious Movements (Inform) we propose that, based on some recurring themes in the way the ONA is presented, it can be analyzed usefully as a new religious movement (NRM) with millenarian tendencies. At the same time, the aura of e…
Medicine (6 works) · Family medicine (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Child Therapy and Development (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Environmental health (2 works) · Family and Disability Support Research (2 works) · Law (2 works)