Julia Clark
Biographic Data
| ID | 4215634 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julia Clark |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julia |
| FAMILY NAME | Clark |
| SIGNATURE | CLARK J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lamar State College–Port Arthur |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7746-0599 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Psychosocial and structural factors and changes in quality of life measures among people living with HIV in British Columbia, Canada
We examined determinants of quality of life (QoL) at enrollment and over time among people living with HIV(PLWH) aged ≥19 years in British Columbia, Canada, between January 2016-September 2021. The participants completed the surveys at enrollment, 18 and 36 months. QoL was measured using the Short-Form Six-Dimension Scale, social support using the Medical Outcome Study Social Support Survey, and depressive symptoms using the Center for Epidemiolo…
Hoof Beats
What Men Want
Women’s under-representation, particularly in political leadership, remains an important issue globally. Tunisia’s 2018 municipal elections included the adoption of strict gender quotas that resulted in near-parity of male and female elected councilors. Despite this achievement for descriptive representation, fewer than 20% of mayors—selected from among elected list-heads—were women. We argue that this gender gap in council leadership is the resu…
Mongolia’s Frozen Heritage
While pastoral cultures from Mongolia and the dry steppes of eastern Eurasia have had an outsized impact on Eurasian history, the region’s geomorphology, reliance on organic materials, and a nomadic culture that lacks long-lasting architecture on the landscape have conspired to limit our knowledge of important anthropological processes in the deep past. Frozen archaeological sites, including permafrost and finds from glaciers and ice patches, ser…
Invasive group A Streptococcus disease in Australian children
Robust surveillance systems and cohesive patient management guidelines are needed. Making iGAS disease nationally notifiable would help facilitate this. Influenza vaccination may contribute to reducing seasonal increases in iGAS incidence. The burden of disease emphasises the need for ongoing progress in GAS vaccine development
A Bayesian chronology for early domestic horse use in the Eastern Steppe
The Logic of Ceramic Technology in Marginal Environments
Explanations for the use of pots as practical domestic tools permeate the literature of technological adoption and change. While many arguments focus on the economic merits of pots, few have attempted to trace the conditions that promote or deter the adoption of pottery. This is especially true for the use of pottery by mobile peoples. We adapt an established model of technological investment to draw attention to three key variables affecting pot…
It’s a balance of just getting things right”
The findings have important implications for health professionals and policy makers wishing to engage with parents on this issue, or who are currently developing 'family-centred' early childhood weight management interventions. The challenge lies in the fact that mothers believe themselves to be the primary (and capable) agents of obesity prevention in the early years - but, who are at the same time, attempting to deal with many mixed and conflic…
Exploring public perspectives on e-health
BACKGROUND: Interest and investment in e-health continue to grow world-wide, but there remains relatively little engagement with the public on this subject, despite calls for more public involvement in health-care planning. DESIGN: This study used two modified citizen juries to explore barriers and facilitators to e-health implementation and the priorities for future e-health research from the perspective of health service users and lay represent…
The Archaeology of Conviction
Exhibitions
The Constitutional Centre. West Perth, permanent exhibition. Entry free. National Museum of Australia. Opened 11 March 2001. Canberra, permanent exhibition. Entry free. Tide Federation Roadshow: A history, a mystery, a bird's eye view. Curated by Viv Szekeres, Christine Finnimore, Kate Walsha and Bill Seager. The Migration Museum, Adelaide and various venues in regional SA. October 2000–April 2002. Entry free. Queensland 1901. Curator Judith McKa…
Exhibition
Everyone's Business: Business Practice and Culture, 1949–1999. Curated by Gillian Ridsdale. Queensland Museum. 23 October 1999 ‐ 23 January 2000. Entry free. Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery. Curated by Philip Clarke and Phillip Jones. South Australian Museum. From March 2000. Entry free. Katta Djinoong: First Peoples of Western Australia. Western Australian Museum. From April 1999. Entry free. The Immigration Museum. Old Customs House, Mel…
Intensive Group Psychotherapy Using a Team of Therapists I
Les auteurs presentent l'organisation du traitement, le choix des therapeutes et une illustration clinique dans un cas de psychotherapie de groupe intensive ou chaque session (6 sessions) est dirigee par un therapeute different. Dans un second temps, les auteurs evaluent les resultats du traitement de 24 patients ayant participe a cette psychotherapie
Intensive Group Psychotherapy Using a Team of Therapists II
Sociology of Medicine for Whom
A Bayesian chronology for early domestic horse use in the Eastern Steppe
The Logic of Ceramic Technology in Marginal Environments
Explanations for the use of pots as practical domestic tools permeate the literature of technological adoption and change. While many arguments focus on the economic merits of pots, few have attempted to trace the conditions that promote or deter the adoption of pottery. This is especially true for the use of pottery by mobile peoples. We adapt an established model of technological investment to draw attention to three key variables affecting pot…
What Men Want
Women’s under-representation, particularly in political leadership, remains an important issue globally. Tunisia’s 2018 municipal elections included the adoption of strict gender quotas that resulted in near-parity of male and female elected councilors. Despite this achievement for descriptive representation, fewer than 20% of mayors—selected from among elected list-heads—were women. We argue that this gender gap in council leadership is the resu…
Sociology of Medicine for Whom
Intensive Group Psychotherapy Using a Team of Therapists I
Les auteurs presentent l'organisation du traitement, le choix des therapeutes et une illustration clinique dans un cas de psychotherapie de groupe intensive ou chaque session (6 sessions) est dirigee par un therapeute different. Dans un second temps, les auteurs evaluent les resultats du traitement de 24 patients ayant participe a cette psychotherapie
Intensive Group Psychotherapy Using a Team of Therapists II
Exhibition
Everyone's Business: Business Practice and Culture, 1949–1999. Curated by Gillian Ridsdale. Queensland Museum. 23 October 1999 ‐ 23 January 2000. Entry free. Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery. Curated by Philip Clarke and Phillip Jones. South Australian Museum. From March 2000. Entry free. Katta Djinoong: First Peoples of Western Australia. Western Australian Museum. From April 1999. Entry free. The Immigration Museum. Old Customs House, Mel…
Exhibitions
The Constitutional Centre. West Perth, permanent exhibition. Entry free. National Museum of Australia. Opened 11 March 2001. Canberra, permanent exhibition. Entry free. Tide Federation Roadshow: A history, a mystery, a bird's eye view. Curated by Viv Szekeres, Christine Finnimore, Kate Walsha and Bill Seager. The Migration Museum, Adelaide and various venues in regional SA. October 2000–April 2002. Entry free. Queensland 1901. Curator Judith McKa…
The Archaeology of Conviction
Exploring public perspectives on e-health
BACKGROUND: Interest and investment in e-health continue to grow world-wide, but there remains relatively little engagement with the public on this subject, despite calls for more public involvement in health-care planning. DESIGN: This study used two modified citizen juries to explore barriers and facilitators to e-health implementation and the priorities for future e-health research from the perspective of health service users and lay represent…
It’s a balance of just getting things right”
The findings have important implications for health professionals and policy makers wishing to engage with parents on this issue, or who are currently developing 'family-centred' early childhood weight management interventions. The challenge lies in the fact that mothers believe themselves to be the primary (and capable) agents of obesity prevention in the early years - but, who are at the same time, attempting to deal with many mixed and conflic…
The Logic of Ceramic Technology in Marginal Environments
Explanations for the use of pots as practical domestic tools permeate the literature of technological adoption and change. While many arguments focus on the economic merits of pots, few have attempted to trace the conditions that promote or deter the adoption of pottery. This is especially true for the use of pottery by mobile peoples. We adapt an established model of technological investment to draw attention to three key variables affecting pot…
A Bayesian chronology for early domestic horse use in the Eastern Steppe
Invasive group A Streptococcus disease in Australian children
Robust surveillance systems and cohesive patient management guidelines are needed. Making iGAS disease nationally notifiable would help facilitate this. Influenza vaccination may contribute to reducing seasonal increases in iGAS incidence. The burden of disease emphasises the need for ongoing progress in GAS vaccine development
Mongolia’s Frozen Heritage
While pastoral cultures from Mongolia and the dry steppes of eastern Eurasia have had an outsized impact on Eurasian history, the region’s geomorphology, reliance on organic materials, and a nomadic culture that lacks long-lasting architecture on the landscape have conspired to limit our knowledge of important anthropological processes in the deep past. Frozen archaeological sites, including permafrost and finds from glaciers and ice patches, ser…
What Men Want
Women’s under-representation, particularly in political leadership, remains an important issue globally. Tunisia’s 2018 municipal elections included the adoption of strict gender quotas that resulted in near-parity of male and female elected councilors. Despite this achievement for descriptive representation, fewer than 20% of mayors—selected from among elected list-heads—were women. We argue that this gender gap in council leadership is the resu…
Hoof Beats
Psychosocial and structural factors and changes in quality of life measures among people living with HIV in British Columbia, Canada
We examined determinants of quality of life (QoL) at enrollment and over time among people living with HIV(PLWH) aged ≥19 years in British Columbia, Canada, between January 2016-September 2021. The participants completed the surveys at enrollment, 18 and 36 months. QoL was measured using the Short-Form Six-Dimension Scale, social support using the Medical Outcome Study Social Support Survey, and depressive symptoms using the Center for Epidemiolo…
Medicine (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Public health (4 works) · Art (3 works)