John Charlton
Biographic Data
| ID | 3995221 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Charlton |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Charlton |
| SIGNATURE | CHARLTON J |
| AFFILIATIONS | St Thomas' Hospital |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1935 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Heads You Win, Tails I Lose
Historical First Nations – Canadian relations are marked by a range of contradictions—places where opposition, inconsistency and tension dictate how the state regulates First Nations everyday life. Lack of support for traditional healers is one paradox in this relationship. Tacit denial of recognition and support for traditional healing in Canada constitutes a hidden paradox not evident to those on the sidelines of this daily life. Even though pr…
Unemployment and mortality
It has been claimed that unemployment affects the health and thus the mortality of the unemployed, their families, and other members of their communities. This paper examines the relation between mortality and the unemployment experiences of small areas which vary in the extent to which their unemployment levels have changed in recent years. Quarterly numbers of unemployed, classified by age, sex, duration of unemployment, and unemployment office…
Patterns of physicians' use of medical resources in ambulatory settings
We studied British general practitioners' use of ambulatory resources to determine whether the quantities of different resources used were related to each other, and whether these quantities were associated with their personal characteristics. Rates of laboratory requests, referrals for specialty opinion, prescriptions, and visits per patient per year were examined for 21 physicians in seven practices over one year. Physicians who more frequently…
Illness, disability, and drugs among 25 to 75 year olds living at home
A survey in a London borough showed that 15% of adults living at home were restricted in one or more areas of their lives because of illness. A sample of these adults aged 25 to 75 years was interviewed using a validated medical questionnaire, and the severity of their restrictions was also assessed using a separate instrument. Many symptoms were found which had not been reported to a doctor and many were not being treated. When the disability sc…
Psychosocial support and change in the health status of physically disabled people
Case History Questionnaires in the Study of Doctors?? Use of Resources
A set of 15 self-administered case histories were developed, each consisting of a short case followed by a standard format on which desired tests were checked. After pilot testing the case histories within a group of doctors, the authors selected the ten cases with the highest item-total correlations that also provided a broad clinical spectrum. Using a different group of 19 doctors, test-ordering on the questionnaire was compared with actual tes…
Social networks and psychosocial support among disabled people
Geographical Variation in Mortality From Conditions Amenable to Medical Intervention in England and Wales
Use of multivariate measures of disability in health surveys
It has been claimed that the aggregation of information from several areas of life into a small set of global measures has certain advantages for describing disability. Global measures of disability were constructed from a modified version of an existing health survey instrument and the sickness impact profile (SIP) and their properties were tested. The disability items grouped satisfactorily into five global measures (physical, psychosocial, eat…
Disability and Patient Satisfaction With Medical Care
The effect of patients' health status on their satisfaction with medical care should be well understood before individual providers of care are evaluated using patient satisfaction as a criterion. This paper examines how disability is associated with patients' dissatisfaction with medical care services provided by doctors in primary care. Measures of patient satisfaction developed by Roghmann and his colleagues using multidimensional scaling (MDS…
A Boeotian Bell-Krater in Rochdale
Report of the Summer Meeting of the Royal Archaeological Institute at York, 1948
New Black-Figure Vases
Excavations at Waltham Abbey, Essex
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Broad Chalke, Wiltshire
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Clarendon Palace
Every schoolboy knows the name of Clarendon in connexion with the Constitutions of Clarendon 1164; but as regards the importance, historically as well as archaeologically, of Clarendon Palace, as regards its gradual growth to great splendour and magnificence in Plantagenet days, and as regards its subsequent vicissitudes—on all these points I think it may be said without exaggeration that the world at large knows next to nothing; nor have such in…
Trial Excavations in the East Suburb of Old Sarum
About 1540 John Leland wrote of the ruins of Old Sarum: ‘Ther was a paroch of the Holy Rode beside in Old-Saresbyri; and an other over the est gate whereof yet some tokens remayne. I do not perceyve that ther wer any mo gates in Old-Saresbyri than 2: one by est, and an other by west. Withoute eche of these gates was a fair suburbe. And in the est suburbe was a paroch chirch of S. John: and ther yet is a chapelle standinge. ... Ther hath bene hous…
Psychosocial support and change in the health status of physically disabled people
Use of multivariate measures of disability in health surveys
It has been claimed that the aggregation of information from several areas of life into a small set of global measures has certain advantages for describing disability. Global measures of disability were constructed from a modified version of an existing health survey instrument and the sickness impact profile (SIP) and their properties were tested. The disability items grouped satisfactorily into five global measures (physical, psychosocial, eat…
Social networks and psychosocial support among disabled people
Clarendon Palace
Every schoolboy knows the name of Clarendon in connexion with the Constitutions of Clarendon 1164; but as regards the importance, historically as well as archaeologically, of Clarendon Palace, as regards its gradual growth to great splendour and magnificence in Plantagenet days, and as regards its subsequent vicissitudes—on all these points I think it may be said without exaggeration that the world at large knows next to nothing; nor have such in…
Unemployment and mortality
It has been claimed that unemployment affects the health and thus the mortality of the unemployed, their families, and other members of their communities. This paper examines the relation between mortality and the unemployment experiences of small areas which vary in the extent to which their unemployment levels have changed in recent years. Quarterly numbers of unemployed, classified by age, sex, duration of unemployment, and unemployment office…
Excavations at Waltham Abbey, Essex
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Trial Excavations in the East Suburb of Old Sarum
About 1540 John Leland wrote of the ruins of Old Sarum: ‘Ther was a paroch of the Holy Rode beside in Old-Saresbyri; and an other over the est gate whereof yet some tokens remayne. I do not perceyve that ther wer any mo gates in Old-Saresbyri than 2: one by est, and an other by west. Withoute eche of these gates was a fair suburbe. And in the est suburbe was a paroch chirch of S. John: and ther yet is a chapelle standinge. ... Ther hath bene hous…
Trial Excavations in the East Suburb of Old Sarum
About 1540 John Leland wrote of the ruins of Old Sarum: ‘Ther was a paroch of the Holy Rode beside in Old-Saresbyri; and an other over the est gate whereof yet some tokens remayne. I do not perceyve that ther wer any mo gates in Old-Saresbyri than 2: one by est, and an other by west. Withoute eche of these gates was a fair suburbe. And in the est suburbe was a paroch chirch of S. John: and ther yet is a chapelle standinge. ... Ther hath bene hous…
Clarendon Palace
Every schoolboy knows the name of Clarendon in connexion with the Constitutions of Clarendon 1164; but as regards the importance, historically as well as archaeologically, of Clarendon Palace, as regards its gradual growth to great splendour and magnificence in Plantagenet days, and as regards its subsequent vicissitudes—on all these points I think it may be said without exaggeration that the world at large knows next to nothing; nor have such in…
Excavations at Waltham Abbey, Essex
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Broad Chalke, Wiltshire
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
New Black-Figure Vases
Report of the Summer Meeting of the Royal Archaeological Institute at York, 1948
A Boeotian Bell-Krater in Rochdale
Geographical Variation in Mortality From Conditions Amenable to Medical Intervention in England and Wales
Use of multivariate measures of disability in health surveys
It has been claimed that the aggregation of information from several areas of life into a small set of global measures has certain advantages for describing disability. Global measures of disability were constructed from a modified version of an existing health survey instrument and the sickness impact profile (SIP) and their properties were tested. The disability items grouped satisfactorily into five global measures (physical, psychosocial, eat…
Disability and Patient Satisfaction With Medical Care
The effect of patients' health status on their satisfaction with medical care should be well understood before individual providers of care are evaluated using patient satisfaction as a criterion. This paper examines how disability is associated with patients' dissatisfaction with medical care services provided by doctors in primary care. Measures of patient satisfaction developed by Roghmann and his colleagues using multidimensional scaling (MDS…
Social networks and psychosocial support among disabled people
Case History Questionnaires in the Study of Doctors?? Use of Resources
A set of 15 self-administered case histories were developed, each consisting of a short case followed by a standard format on which desired tests were checked. After pilot testing the case histories within a group of doctors, the authors selected the ten cases with the highest item-total correlations that also provided a broad clinical spectrum. Using a different group of 19 doctors, test-ordering on the questionnaire was compared with actual tes…
Illness, disability, and drugs among 25 to 75 year olds living at home
A survey in a London borough showed that 15% of adults living at home were restricted in one or more areas of their lives because of illness. A sample of these adults aged 25 to 75 years was interviewed using a validated medical questionnaire, and the severity of their restrictions was also assessed using a separate instrument. Many symptoms were found which had not been reported to a doctor and many were not being treated. When the disability sc…
Psychosocial support and change in the health status of physically disabled people
Unemployment and mortality
It has been claimed that unemployment affects the health and thus the mortality of the unemployed, their families, and other members of their communities. This paper examines the relation between mortality and the unemployment experiences of small areas which vary in the extent to which their unemployment levels have changed in recent years. Quarterly numbers of unemployed, classified by age, sex, duration of unemployment, and unemployment office…
Patterns of physicians' use of medical resources in ambulatory settings
We studied British general practitioners' use of ambulatory resources to determine whether the quantities of different resources used were related to each other, and whether these quantities were associated with their personal characteristics. Rates of laboratory requests, referrals for specialty opinion, prescriptions, and visits per patient per year were examined for 21 physicians in seven practices over one year. Physicians who more frequently…
Heads You Win, Tails I Lose
Historical First Nations – Canadian relations are marked by a range of contradictions—places where opposition, inconsistency and tension dictate how the state regulates First Nations everyday life. Lack of support for traditional healers is one paradox in this relationship. Tacit denial of recognition and support for traditional healing in Canada constitutes a hidden paradox not evident to those on the sidelines of this daily life. Even though pr…
Medicine (9 works) · History (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Health disparities and outcomes (5 works) · Healthcare Policy and Management (5 works) · History (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Family medicine (4 works)