Camelia Delcea
Biographic Data
| ID | 4616820 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Camelia Delcea |
| GIVEN NAMES | Camelia |
| FAMILY NAME | Delcea |
| SIGNATURE | DELCEA C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bucharest University of Economic Studies |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3589-1969 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 12 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Analysis of Romania’s County Performances Regarding the Three Pillars of Sustainability
With the signing of the 2030 Agenda, most countries around the world have committed to making the Earth a better place for current and future generations. Sustainable development involves balancing economic, environmental and social plans; therefore, a series of indicators were chosen in the study to define these three pillars. Also, given Romania’s low results compared to other EU member states, it was desirable to implement an analysis aimed at…
Urban accessibility and digital transformation
In this study, we examine how the concepts of the “15 Minute City” and “Smart City Technologies” intersect, highlighting their importance in promoting urban sustainability and digital transformation. A bibliometric analysis was carried out for this purpose, using the RStudio software solution (Bibliometrix package, biblioshiny function), the dataset covering scientific publications in the field from 1979 to 2024, but also taking into account the …
Impact of Community‐Based Food Interventions on Health, Well‐being, and Social Connectedness of Older Adults
This scoping review examines the impact of community‐based food interventions on older adults’ health, well‐being, and social connectedness. As the global population ages, these interventions offer promising solutions to address health challenges older adults face, such as malnutrition, social isolation, and chronic diseases. This review finds that community‐based food interventions effectively improve older adults’ dietary quality, physical heal…
Communication Experiences of Deaf/Hard‐of‐Hearing Patients During Healthcare Access and Consultation
Deaf and hard‐of‐hearing individuals face significant communication barriers in accessing healthcare services, leading to misunderstandings, misdiagnoses and experiences of marginalisation and discrimination. This study aims to explore these challenges and identify areas for improvement. A systematic narrative review was conducted, involving a comprehensive search and thematic synthesis of data from six electronic databases, including studies up …
How Is Extra Care Housing for Older People Defined in the UK? Observations From a Scoping Review
Background Extra care housing is a model of housing for older people where residents live in self‐contained accommodation with flexible care and support available 24/7. Ageing populations, seen globally and in the UK, mean increasing demand for this type of housing which may help people live independently for longer. However, schemes vary widely (e.g. in size and facilities). Objectives To explore whether and how extra care housing was defined by…
Translating Science Into Impact
Technology transfer in healthcare is an essential mechanism to transform scientific discoveries into real‐world solutions. However, the path from laboratory research to market impact remains challenging, particularly for women scientists, who face structural and cultural barriers in accessing entrepreneurial opportunities and innovation ecosystems. This paper aims to provide a practical and empowering guide for early career women scientists inter…
Spiritual Care and Community Wellness
Religious organizations have influenced parts of the history of healthcare in the United States. Whether at the local faith community level or national religious bodies, faith communities and health systems have explored partnerships to connect health service delivery and promote population health in its complexity. The changes to health policy in the past decades have fueled how health systems dedicate financial and tangible resources to improvi…
Transnational Caregiving
In Canada, approximately 35% of individuals in the workforce are carer employees (CEs). Workplaces lack support programs and initiatives resulting in CEs taking absences from work and opting for early retirement. These circumstances additionally decrease productivity and economic growth, and cause strains on the psychological, physical, and financial well‐being of CEs. Many newcomers to Canada are providing care to those across transnational boun…
Energy communities
Research background: Over the last ten years, a substantial amount of scholarly research has delved into energy communities (ECs) from diverse viewpoints. These ECs are extremely important in setting the pathway to a clean energy transition. Purpose of the article: Our objective is to glean valuable insights from publications indexed in the Web of Science (WoS) database to deepen our comprehension of ECs and their academic discourse. Methods: Dat…
Effectiveness of Community‐Based Multidisciplinary Integrated Care for Older Adults with General Practitioner Involvement
Background . Changing demographics has led to healthcare systems reorientating healthcare delivery towards the community setting and implementing integrated models of care worldwide. This systematic review examines the effectiveness of community‐based multidisciplinary integrated care strategies with general practitioner (GP) participation for community‐dwelling older adults and describes the level of care integration in each study. Methods . Pub…
She’s Been a Rock”
Social prescribing link workers are recently introduced roles in English primary care. One of their intended functions is to support patients with conditions influenced by the wider, social determinants of health. Their main purpose is to connect people to community resources to meet their nonmedical needs. However, our research reveals that link workers provide not only connections but also what we have described as “holding” for individuals wit…
Experiences regarding Home Care for Older Adults from the Viewpoint of Family, Paid Caregivers, Nurses, and Experts
Home care (HC) is recommended for older adults who want to live at home as long as possible despite life‐limiting conditions. It is more convenient and cost‐effective than institutionalization and hospitalization. However, HC for older adults in Iran faces many challenges. The purpose of this study was to explore the perspectives of different stakeholders involved in HC for older adults about their experiences and suggestions for HC improvement. …
The Relationship between the Prevalence of the Urgent and Emergency Care Vanguard Participance and Delayed Transfers of Care in English Local Authorities
This paper examines the relationship between the prevalence of the urgent and emergency care vanguard (UEC) at the local authority level and their delayed transfers of care (DTOC) rates in England. We created a novel measure of exposure to UEC vanguards based on the residence of patients who used UEC partner hospitals, and we group it by the level of exposure (high, medium, low, none). We use this measure to estimate the effect of UEC vanguards o…
Coping Strategies of Social Service Clients over the Course of the Covid-19 Pandemic
This paper aims to establish strategies of coping with COVID-19 pandemic adopted by the clients of social assistance from the perspective of social workers. The qualitative research among Polish social workers and family assistants was conducted from September to November 2021. Based on 30 in-depth interviews with social work professionals, groups of social assistance clients’ behaviours were identified and classified into the theoretical models …
Effects of Drug Price Changes on Patient Expenditure
Global society is dedicated to lowering healthcare costs. In China, the rapid growth in drug expenditure has been a major factor in the surge in patient expenditure. To alleviate the negative effect of this phenomenon, China launched the zero markup drug policy (ZMDP) in 2009. However, there is limited direct evidence of its effectiveness in reducing patient costs. Using claims data from January 2012 through May 2016 for enrollees in China’s New …
Covid-19 Vaccine Hesitancy in the Month Following the Start of the Vaccination Process
The occurrence of the novel coronavirus has changed a series of aspects related to people's everyday life, the negative effects being felt all around the world. In this context, the production of a vaccine in a short period of time has been of great importance. On the other hand, obtaining a vaccine in such a short time has increased vaccine hesitancy and has activated anti-vaccination speeches. In this context, the aim of the paper is to analyze…
She’s Been a Rock”
Social prescribing link workers are recently introduced roles in English primary care. One of their intended functions is to support patients with conditions influenced by the wider, social determinants of health. Their main purpose is to connect people to community resources to meet their nonmedical needs. However, our research reveals that link workers provide not only connections but also what we have described as “holding” for individuals wit…
Covid-19 Vaccine Hesitancy in the Month Following the Start of the Vaccination Process
The occurrence of the novel coronavirus has changed a series of aspects related to people's everyday life, the negative effects being felt all around the world. In this context, the production of a vaccine in a short period of time has been of great importance. On the other hand, obtaining a vaccine in such a short time has increased vaccine hesitancy and has activated anti-vaccination speeches. In this context, the aim of the paper is to analyze…
The Relationship between the Prevalence of the Urgent and Emergency Care Vanguard Participance and Delayed Transfers of Care in English Local Authorities
This paper examines the relationship between the prevalence of the urgent and emergency care vanguard (UEC) at the local authority level and their delayed transfers of care (DTOC) rates in England. We created a novel measure of exposure to UEC vanguards based on the residence of patients who used UEC partner hospitals, and we group it by the level of exposure (high, medium, low, none). We use this measure to estimate the effect of UEC vanguards o…
Coping Strategies of Social Service Clients over the Course of the Covid-19 Pandemic
This paper aims to establish strategies of coping with COVID-19 pandemic adopted by the clients of social assistance from the perspective of social workers. The qualitative research among Polish social workers and family assistants was conducted from September to November 2021. Based on 30 in-depth interviews with social work professionals, groups of social assistance clients’ behaviours were identified and classified into the theoretical models …
Effects of Drug Price Changes on Patient Expenditure
Global society is dedicated to lowering healthcare costs. In China, the rapid growth in drug expenditure has been a major factor in the surge in patient expenditure. To alleviate the negative effect of this phenomenon, China launched the zero markup drug policy (ZMDP) in 2009. However, there is limited direct evidence of its effectiveness in reducing patient costs. Using claims data from January 2012 through May 2016 for enrollees in China’s New …
Energy communities
Research background: Over the last ten years, a substantial amount of scholarly research has delved into energy communities (ECs) from diverse viewpoints. These ECs are extremely important in setting the pathway to a clean energy transition. Purpose of the article: Our objective is to glean valuable insights from publications indexed in the Web of Science (WoS) database to deepen our comprehension of ECs and their academic discourse. Methods: Dat…
Effectiveness of Community‐Based Multidisciplinary Integrated Care for Older Adults with General Practitioner Involvement
Background . Changing demographics has led to healthcare systems reorientating healthcare delivery towards the community setting and implementing integrated models of care worldwide. This systematic review examines the effectiveness of community‐based multidisciplinary integrated care strategies with general practitioner (GP) participation for community‐dwelling older adults and describes the level of care integration in each study. Methods . Pub…
She’s Been a Rock”
Social prescribing link workers are recently introduced roles in English primary care. One of their intended functions is to support patients with conditions influenced by the wider, social determinants of health. Their main purpose is to connect people to community resources to meet their nonmedical needs. However, our research reveals that link workers provide not only connections but also what we have described as “holding” for individuals wit…
Experiences regarding Home Care for Older Adults from the Viewpoint of Family, Paid Caregivers, Nurses, and Experts
Home care (HC) is recommended for older adults who want to live at home as long as possible despite life‐limiting conditions. It is more convenient and cost‐effective than institutionalization and hospitalization. However, HC for older adults in Iran faces many challenges. The purpose of this study was to explore the perspectives of different stakeholders involved in HC for older adults about their experiences and suggestions for HC improvement. …
Impact of Community‐Based Food Interventions on Health, Well‐being, and Social Connectedness of Older Adults
This scoping review examines the impact of community‐based food interventions on older adults’ health, well‐being, and social connectedness. As the global population ages, these interventions offer promising solutions to address health challenges older adults face, such as malnutrition, social isolation, and chronic diseases. This review finds that community‐based food interventions effectively improve older adults’ dietary quality, physical heal…
Communication Experiences of Deaf/Hard‐of‐Hearing Patients During Healthcare Access and Consultation
Deaf and hard‐of‐hearing individuals face significant communication barriers in accessing healthcare services, leading to misunderstandings, misdiagnoses and experiences of marginalisation and discrimination. This study aims to explore these challenges and identify areas for improvement. A systematic narrative review was conducted, involving a comprehensive search and thematic synthesis of data from six electronic databases, including studies up …
How Is Extra Care Housing for Older People Defined in the UK? Observations From a Scoping Review
Background Extra care housing is a model of housing for older people where residents live in self‐contained accommodation with flexible care and support available 24/7. Ageing populations, seen globally and in the UK, mean increasing demand for this type of housing which may help people live independently for longer. However, schemes vary widely (e.g. in size and facilities). Objectives To explore whether and how extra care housing was defined by…
Translating Science Into Impact
Technology transfer in healthcare is an essential mechanism to transform scientific discoveries into real‐world solutions. However, the path from laboratory research to market impact remains challenging, particularly for women scientists, who face structural and cultural barriers in accessing entrepreneurial opportunities and innovation ecosystems. This paper aims to provide a practical and empowering guide for early career women scientists inter…
Spiritual Care and Community Wellness
Religious organizations have influenced parts of the history of healthcare in the United States. Whether at the local faith community level or national religious bodies, faith communities and health systems have explored partnerships to connect health service delivery and promote population health in its complexity. The changes to health policy in the past decades have fueled how health systems dedicate financial and tangible resources to improvi…
Transnational Caregiving
In Canada, approximately 35% of individuals in the workforce are carer employees (CEs). Workplaces lack support programs and initiatives resulting in CEs taking absences from work and opting for early retirement. These circumstances additionally decrease productivity and economic growth, and cause strains on the psychological, physical, and financial well‐being of CEs. Many newcomers to Canada are providing care to those across transnational boun…
Analysis of Romania’s County Performances Regarding the Three Pillars of Sustainability
With the signing of the 2030 Agenda, most countries around the world have committed to making the Earth a better place for current and future generations. Sustainable development involves balancing economic, environmental and social plans; therefore, a series of indicators were chosen in the study to define these three pillars. Also, given Romania’s low results compared to other EU member states, it was desirable to implement an analysis aimed at…
Urban accessibility and digital transformation
In this study, we examine how the concepts of the “15 Minute City” and “Smart City Technologies” intersect, highlighting their importance in promoting urban sustainability and digital transformation. A bibliometric analysis was carried out for this purpose, using the RStudio software solution (Bibliometrix package, biblioshiny function), the dataset covering scientific publications in the field from 1979 to 2024, but also taking into account the …
Medicine (9 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Health care (4 works) · Nursing (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Family medicine (2 works)