Phillip G Clark
Biographic Data
| ID | 3749898 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Phillip G Clark |
| GIVEN NAMES | Phillip G |
| FAMILY NAME | Clark |
| SIGNATURE | CLARK P G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Rhode Island |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6018-0686 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Interprofessional practice and person-centred care
Health and social care services and systems increasingly promote both interprofessional practice and person-centred care. This discussion first examines the clinical and community-based contexts for providing interprofessional practice and person-centred care through the lens of personal, interpersonal, interprofessional and organisational values. Emerging conflicts among values are highlighted using the concept of moral distress, with examples f…
The Longitudinal Association Between Physical Activity and Physical Function in Older Women
Purpose The age-related decline in physical function is ameliorated by physical activity; however, less is known about changes in physical function in active vs. inactive older women. The purpose of this study was to determine the longitudinal associations between physical activity and physical function in community-dwelling older women. Methods 238 participants (age 79.0 ± 5.1) were dichotomized into two activity groups [inactive (IG); n = 144 o…
Trajectories of Maintenance and Resilience in Healthful Eating and Exercise Behaviors in Older Adults
Findings suggest that both physical health and psychological capital provide important resources upon which to draw as older adults grow even older. The trajectory model can provide useful information for developing resilience interventions for older adults
Emerging themes in using narrative in geriatric care
Intervening on Exercise and Nutrition in Older Adults
Presented are the basic design, methods, and baseline data analyses for the Study of Exercise and Nutrition in Older Rhode Islanders (SENIOR Project) an experimental study to investigate the relative effectiveness of a 12-month, stage of readiness to change-based multiple-behavior intervention (exercise and nutrition) compared to single-behavior interventions in a community-dwelling population of 1,277 older adults. Relationships between stage of…
Achieving Recruitment Goals Through Community Partnerships
This article discusses the process of developing collaborative relationships for a community-based health promotion project. A partnership was established among the university, the city where the intervention took place, and the community senior center. A community advisory board was created to identify the strengths, diversity, and needs of each partner. The community advisory board guided the partnership to recruit 1,277 older adults to partici…
Health Care Policy in Contemporary America
Communication Between Provider and Patient
Communication between elderly people and their health care providers is becoming more important due to the chronic nature of geriatric health problems and their impact on quality of life. At the core of the challenge of improving this dialogue are factors related to essential human values and the clash between two different cultures – one scientific and the other personal. Only by gaining an understanding of this clinical decisionmaking interacti…
Geriatric health care policy in the United States and Canada
The Philosophical Foundation of Empowerment
Empowerment of the elderly within the health care system is a concept increasingly discussed in clinical and policy-making contexts. An examination of its current expressions and underlying philosophical principles reveals four different interpretations: empowerment as political activism and social process, empowerment as effective deliberation and moral reflection, empowerment as personal process. and empowerment as balance and interdependence. …
Individual autonomy, cooperative empowerment, and planning for long-term care decision making
Ethical Issues of Population Aid
This is a collection of papers by different authors on the ethical aspects of population policies and program assistance. The papers concern the relationship between the perceived facts of a countrys population policy and the values threatened or enhanced by such a policy. Topics covered include cultural values related to population change; food population and international economic justice; ecological aspects; population in Western economic theo…
Ethical Issues of Population Aid
Ethicists-Activists for Population Policy
Individual autonomy, cooperative empowerment, and planning for long-term care decision making
Emerging themes in using narrative in geriatric care
The Philosophical Foundation of Empowerment
Empowerment of the elderly within the health care system is a concept increasingly discussed in clinical and policy-making contexts. An examination of its current expressions and underlying philosophical principles reveals four different interpretations: empowerment as political activism and social process, empowerment as effective deliberation and moral reflection, empowerment as personal process. and empowerment as balance and interdependence. …
Intervening on Exercise and Nutrition in Older Adults
Presented are the basic design, methods, and baseline data analyses for the Study of Exercise and Nutrition in Older Rhode Islanders (SENIOR Project) an experimental study to investigate the relative effectiveness of a 12-month, stage of readiness to change-based multiple-behavior intervention (exercise and nutrition) compared to single-behavior interventions in a community-dwelling population of 1,277 older adults. Relationships between stage of…
Communication Between Provider and Patient
Communication between elderly people and their health care providers is becoming more important due to the chronic nature of geriatric health problems and their impact on quality of life. At the core of the challenge of improving this dialogue are factors related to essential human values and the clash between two different cultures – one scientific and the other personal. Only by gaining an understanding of this clinical decisionmaking interacti…
Ethicists-Activists for Population Policy
Ethical Issues of Population Aid
This is a collection of papers by different authors on the ethical aspects of population policies and program assistance. The papers concern the relationship between the perceived facts of a countrys population policy and the values threatened or enhanced by such a policy. Topics covered include cultural values related to population change; food population and international economic justice; ecological aspects; population in Western economic theo…
Ethical Issues of Population Aid
Individual autonomy, cooperative empowerment, and planning for long-term care decision making
The Philosophical Foundation of Empowerment
Empowerment of the elderly within the health care system is a concept increasingly discussed in clinical and policy-making contexts. An examination of its current expressions and underlying philosophical principles reveals four different interpretations: empowerment as political activism and social process, empowerment as effective deliberation and moral reflection, empowerment as personal process. and empowerment as balance and interdependence. …
Geriatric health care policy in the United States and Canada
Communication Between Provider and Patient
Communication between elderly people and their health care providers is becoming more important due to the chronic nature of geriatric health problems and their impact on quality of life. At the core of the challenge of improving this dialogue are factors related to essential human values and the clash between two different cultures – one scientific and the other personal. Only by gaining an understanding of this clinical decisionmaking interacti…
Health Care Policy in Contemporary America
Achieving Recruitment Goals Through Community Partnerships
This article discusses the process of developing collaborative relationships for a community-based health promotion project. A partnership was established among the university, the city where the intervention took place, and the community senior center. A community advisory board was created to identify the strengths, diversity, and needs of each partner. The community advisory board guided the partnership to recruit 1,277 older adults to partici…
Intervening on Exercise and Nutrition in Older Adults
Presented are the basic design, methods, and baseline data analyses for the Study of Exercise and Nutrition in Older Rhode Islanders (SENIOR Project) an experimental study to investigate the relative effectiveness of a 12-month, stage of readiness to change-based multiple-behavior intervention (exercise and nutrition) compared to single-behavior interventions in a community-dwelling population of 1,277 older adults. Relationships between stage of…
Emerging themes in using narrative in geriatric care
Trajectories of Maintenance and Resilience in Healthful Eating and Exercise Behaviors in Older Adults
Findings suggest that both physical health and psychological capital provide important resources upon which to draw as older adults grow even older. The trajectory model can provide useful information for developing resilience interventions for older adults
The Longitudinal Association Between Physical Activity and Physical Function in Older Women
Purpose The age-related decline in physical function is ameliorated by physical activity; however, less is known about changes in physical function in active vs. inactive older women. The purpose of this study was to determine the longitudinal associations between physical activity and physical function in community-dwelling older women. Methods 238 participants (age 79.0 ± 5.1) were dichotomized into two activity groups [inactive (IG); n = 144 o…
Interprofessional practice and person-centred care
Health and social care services and systems increasingly promote both interprofessional practice and person-centred care. This discussion first examines the clinical and community-based contexts for providing interprofessional practice and person-centred care through the lens of personal, interpersonal, interprofessional and organisational values. Emerging conflicts among values are highlighted using the concept of moral distress, with examples f…
Political science (11 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Gerontology (5 works) · Nursing (5 works) · Population (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Health care (4 works) · Public relations (4 works)