S Payne
Biographic Data
| ID | 5217502 |
|---|---|
| NAME | S Payne |
| GIVEN NAMES | S |
| FAMILY NAME | Payne |
| SIGNATURE | PAYNE S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Place and wellbeing
In the United Kingdom, one in five of the population is an older man, many of whom live alone. Loneliness and social isolation is a growing issue for many of these older men, one that has been associated with elevated blood pressure, poor physical health, increased mortality and mental ill-health, including depression, suicide and dementia. Lone dwelling and social isolation have tended to be viewed largely as issues affecting older women due to …
P27 Older adults with cancer—are those who live alone at the end of life a disadvantaged group? A qualitative study
Health status will help to determine where an older adult can live, but it is also possible that living arrangements may themselves have consequences for the health experience of older adults towards the end of life. This study will explore the relevance to cancer patients of factors that the literature suggests might account for poor health and different patterns of service use amongst solitary living older people
P29 Out of control? Experiences of transitions between care settings at the end of life for older adults with heart failure
Background Transitions between care settings have been associated with poor continuity and quality of care for older people. Movements between places of care occur frequently in the months before death, making them an important influence on well-being and health status. People with heart failure may be particularly likely to experience frequent, unplanned admissions to hospital. Objective To explore and understand experiences of care transitions …
Implications of social isolation during cancer treatment
A Comparison of Spinal Manipulation by Medical Practitioners and Chiropractors
Recent studies have shown that a significant proportion of the Australian population attend chiropractors. In so far as some patients believe that chiropractic manipulation is effective, it is important to determine whether this belief is a consequence of a psychosomatic remission in symptoms or whether manipulative therapy, per se , is actually effective. A comparison of two groups of 50 patients, matched for condition and some demographic chara…
Place and wellbeing
In the United Kingdom, one in five of the population is an older man, many of whom live alone. Loneliness and social isolation is a growing issue for many of these older men, one that has been associated with elevated blood pressure, poor physical health, increased mortality and mental ill-health, including depression, suicide and dementia. Lone dwelling and social isolation have tended to be viewed largely as issues affecting older women due to …
Implications of social isolation during cancer treatment
A Comparison of Spinal Manipulation by Medical Practitioners and Chiropractors
Recent studies have shown that a significant proportion of the Australian population attend chiropractors. In so far as some patients believe that chiropractic manipulation is effective, it is important to determine whether this belief is a consequence of a psychosomatic remission in symptoms or whether manipulative therapy, per se , is actually effective. A comparison of two groups of 50 patients, matched for condition and some demographic chara…
Implications of social isolation during cancer treatment
P27 Older adults with cancer—are those who live alone at the end of life a disadvantaged group? A qualitative study
Health status will help to determine where an older adult can live, but it is also possible that living arrangements may themselves have consequences for the health experience of older adults towards the end of life. This study will explore the relevance to cancer patients of factors that the literature suggests might account for poor health and different patterns of service use amongst solitary living older people
P29 Out of control? Experiences of transitions between care settings at the end of life for older adults with heart failure
Background Transitions between care settings have been associated with poor continuity and quality of care for older people. Movements between places of care occur frequently in the months before death, making them an important influence on well-being and health status. People with heart failure may be particularly likely to experience frequent, unplanned admissions to hospital. Objective To explore and understand experiences of care transitions …
Place and wellbeing
In the United Kingdom, one in five of the population is an older man, many of whom live alone. Loneliness and social isolation is a growing issue for many of these older men, one that has been associated with elevated blood pressure, poor physical health, increased mortality and mental ill-health, including depression, suicide and dementia. Lone dwelling and social isolation have tended to be viewed largely as issues affecting older women due to …
Medicine (5 works) · Gerontology (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Gerontology (3 works) · Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works) · Quality of life (healthcare) (3 works) · Social isolation (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social support (3 works)