Angela Campbell
Biographic Data
| ID | 4586336 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Angela Campbell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Angela |
| FAMILY NAME | Campbell |
| SIGNATURE | CAMPBELL A |
| AFFILIATIONS | McGill University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3451-2779 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Exploring boundaries with food, substances, and people in substance use recovery
Individuals with SUD experienced emotional eating and addiction transfer. Substances and food were used to cope with a loss of control and relationship challenges. Interventions incorporating mindfulness-based components may support physical and psychological needs during recovery
Located Research
Women and (their) children
As of the turn of the twenty-first century, a pregnant woman appears to be excluded from the Canadian private law of civil wrongs when it comes to any wrongfully inflicted harm on her own foetus. This article revisits and examines the images of pregnancy and maternity represented in the judgments in Dobson v. Dobson, a 1999 decision of the Supreme Court of Canada. Against the backdrop of contemporary discussions about surrogacy, the images put fo…
Interdisciplinary Studies of Childhood Ethics
The principal aim of this investigation was to help develop ‘Interdisciplinary Studies of Childhood Ethics’ as a new field of inquiry. We identified: (i) current intra‐disciplinary and interdisciplinary knowledge gaps in childhood ethics; and (ii) priorities for future research and development. A prominent problem, highlighted within and across disciplines, relates to how the best interests standard should be reconciled with the recognition of ch…
Sex Work’s Governance
Law and Learning “from the Field”
Le présent article explore la valeur pédagogique et la pertinence de faire de la recherche empirique en éducation juridique. Les auteures sont une professeure et une étudiante en droit qui ont collaboré dans une étude empirique sur les femmes et la polygamie. Chaque auteure raconte : (1) ses attentes et ses expériences concernant ce projet de recherche; (2) comment la collaboration dans la recherche empirique a modifié la structure de la relation…
Bountiful’s plural marriages
Bountiful, British Columbia is Canada’s only openly polygamous community. Public discussions about Bountiful suggest that the only form of marriage practised there is polygamous, and that this is usually harmful to women and children. This article suggests that this monolithic representation of marriage in Bountiful misses the conjugal pluralism that exists in this community. Part I sets out the typical portrayal of marriage in Bountiful offered …
Lori Beaman Defining Harm
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Wives' Tales
Cet article développe des stratégies de recherche pour obtenir et consigner les récits de femmes qui vivent dans des sociétés pratiquant le mariage plural, et ceci, dans le but d'approfondir les connaissances légales et populaires sur la polygamie au Canada. Pour parvenir à cet objectif, l'article fait appel à la littérature qui explore les méthodes utilisées pour mener des recherches introspectives d'un point de vue féministe. Deux stratégies de…
Developing a method for conducting needs assessments for drug treatment
The article reports on a method for analysing the extent of need for drug treatment in a local area, based on estimated prevalence of problem drug use and treatment uptake. The aim of the project was to develop a method that could be replicated in each commissioning area (referred to as Drug Action Teams) in England to assess treatment need among groups both in contact with and out of treatment. The sources of data used were derived from national…
Falls Assessment Clinical Trial (Fact)
The two recruitment strategies and the community based intervention delivery were feasible and successful, identifying a high risk group with multiple falls. Recruitment in the waiting room gave higher response rates but was less efficient than practice mail-out. Testing the effectiveness of an evidence based intervention in a 'real life' setting is important
The tempest
In this article, the interface between white and Indigenous Australia is explored through the Queensland Theatre Company's (QTC) version of The Tempest. Written by William Shakespeare, directed by Simon Phillips and incorporating the work of Jagera Jarjum, an Australian traditional Indigenous dance company, The Tempest opened in September 1999 as part of the Brisbane Festival. The play was subsequently included in the Centenary of Federation Fest…
Factors associated with constipation in a community based sample of people aged 70 years and over
STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim was to determine the prevalence and factors associated with constipation in elderly people. DESIGN--The study was a survey involving administration of a structured questionnaire, an interview, and a dietary assessment. SETTING--The survey was community based and the population studied was drawn from the practice records of all five general practitioners serving a rural township of 13,500 people. PARTICIPANTS--778 (91.8%) …
Factors predicting mortality in a total population sample of the elderly
Between 1977 and 1979 an age stratified sample of people 65 years and over living in the community and in institutions in Gisborne, New Zealand was assessed medically and socially. This sample was followed and reviewed in 1982. At follow up 308 subjects were seen, 227 had died, and 24 had left the area. Factors predicting mortality were assessed. Using a log rank test, factors predicting mortality included age, impaired mental function, functiona…
Factors predicting mortality in a total population sample of the elderly
Between 1977 and 1979 an age stratified sample of people 65 years and over living in the community and in institutions in Gisborne, New Zealand was assessed medically and socially. This sample was followed and reviewed in 1982. At follow up 308 subjects were seen, 227 had died, and 24 had left the area. Factors predicting mortality were assessed. Using a log rank test, factors predicting mortality included age, impaired mental function, functiona…
Wives' Tales
Cet article développe des stratégies de recherche pour obtenir et consigner les récits de femmes qui vivent dans des sociétés pratiquant le mariage plural, et ceci, dans le but d'approfondir les connaissances légales et populaires sur la polygamie au Canada. Pour parvenir à cet objectif, l'article fait appel à la littérature qui explore les méthodes utilisées pour mener des recherches introspectives d'un point de vue féministe. Deux stratégies de…
Bountiful’s plural marriages
Bountiful, British Columbia is Canada’s only openly polygamous community. Public discussions about Bountiful suggest that the only form of marriage practised there is polygamous, and that this is usually harmful to women and children. This article suggests that this monolithic representation of marriage in Bountiful misses the conjugal pluralism that exists in this community. Part I sets out the typical portrayal of marriage in Bountiful offered …
Factors predicting mortality in a total population sample of the elderly
Between 1977 and 1979 an age stratified sample of people 65 years and over living in the community and in institutions in Gisborne, New Zealand was assessed medically and socially. This sample was followed and reviewed in 1982. At follow up 308 subjects were seen, 227 had died, and 24 had left the area. Factors predicting mortality were assessed. Using a log rank test, factors predicting mortality included age, impaired mental function, functiona…
Factors associated with constipation in a community based sample of people aged 70 years and over
STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim was to determine the prevalence and factors associated with constipation in elderly people. DESIGN--The study was a survey involving administration of a structured questionnaire, an interview, and a dietary assessment. SETTING--The survey was community based and the population studied was drawn from the practice records of all five general practitioners serving a rural township of 13,500 people. PARTICIPANTS--778 (91.8%) …
The tempest
In this article, the interface between white and Indigenous Australia is explored through the Queensland Theatre Company's (QTC) version of The Tempest. Written by William Shakespeare, directed by Simon Phillips and incorporating the work of Jagera Jarjum, an Australian traditional Indigenous dance company, The Tempest opened in September 1999 as part of the Brisbane Festival. The play was subsequently included in the Centenary of Federation Fest…
Developing a method for conducting needs assessments for drug treatment
The article reports on a method for analysing the extent of need for drug treatment in a local area, based on estimated prevalence of problem drug use and treatment uptake. The aim of the project was to develop a method that could be replicated in each commissioning area (referred to as Drug Action Teams) in England to assess treatment need among groups both in contact with and out of treatment. The sources of data used were derived from national…
Falls Assessment Clinical Trial (Fact)
The two recruitment strategies and the community based intervention delivery were feasible and successful, identifying a high risk group with multiple falls. Recruitment in the waiting room gave higher response rates but was less efficient than practice mail-out. Testing the effectiveness of an evidence based intervention in a 'real life' setting is important
Wives' Tales
Cet article développe des stratégies de recherche pour obtenir et consigner les récits de femmes qui vivent dans des sociétés pratiquant le mariage plural, et ceci, dans le but d'approfondir les connaissances légales et populaires sur la polygamie au Canada. Pour parvenir à cet objectif, l'article fait appel à la littérature qui explore les méthodes utilisées pour mener des recherches introspectives d'un point de vue féministe. Deux stratégies de…
Lori Beaman Defining Harm
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
Bountiful’s plural marriages
Bountiful, British Columbia is Canada’s only openly polygamous community. Public discussions about Bountiful suggest that the only form of marriage practised there is polygamous, and that this is usually harmful to women and children. This article suggests that this monolithic representation of marriage in Bountiful misses the conjugal pluralism that exists in this community. Part I sets out the typical portrayal of marriage in Bountiful offered …
Law and Learning “from the Field”
Le présent article explore la valeur pédagogique et la pertinence de faire de la recherche empirique en éducation juridique. Les auteures sont une professeure et une étudiante en droit qui ont collaboré dans une étude empirique sur les femmes et la polygamie. Chaque auteure raconte : (1) ses attentes et ses expériences concernant ce projet de recherche; (2) comment la collaboration dans la recherche empirique a modifié la structure de la relation…
Interdisciplinary Studies of Childhood Ethics
The principal aim of this investigation was to help develop ‘Interdisciplinary Studies of Childhood Ethics’ as a new field of inquiry. We identified: (i) current intra‐disciplinary and interdisciplinary knowledge gaps in childhood ethics; and (ii) priorities for future research and development. A prominent problem, highlighted within and across disciplines, relates to how the best interests standard should be reconciled with the recognition of ch…
Sex Work’s Governance
Women and (their) children
As of the turn of the twenty-first century, a pregnant woman appears to be excluded from the Canadian private law of civil wrongs when it comes to any wrongfully inflicted harm on her own foetus. This article revisits and examines the images of pregnancy and maternity represented in the judgments in Dobson v. Dobson, a 1999 decision of the Supreme Court of Canada. Against the backdrop of contemporary discussions about surrogacy, the images put fo…
Located Research
Exploring boundaries with food, substances, and people in substance use recovery
Individuals with SUD experienced emotional eating and addiction transfer. Substances and food were used to cope with a loss of control and relationship challenges. Interventions incorporating mindfulness-based components may support physical and psychological needs during recovery
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