C Álvarez-Dardet
Biographic Data
| ID | 5244871 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Álvarez-Dardet |
| GIVEN NAMES | C |
| FAMILY NAME | Álvarez-Dardet |
| SIGNATURE | ÁLVAREZ-DARDET C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alicante |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
No effect of unemployment on intimate partner-related femicide during the financial crisis: A longitudinal ecological study in Spain
The decline in IPF since 2008 might be interpreted as the result of exposure to other factors such as the lower frequency of divorces in recent years or the medium term effects of the integral protection measures of the law on gender violence that began in 2005
Management control systems, trust and risk in inter-organisational relationships: The case of Francisco González de la Sierra and its partner Rivas y Cantallops (1847–1864)
This article is intended: (1) to provide evidence about the practices in the nineteenth century of inter-organisational relationships when parties accepted sharing performance risks; and (2) to contribute to reducing the gap about the trust–control system dynamic interaction and its effect on risk through empirically analysing a non-contemporary setting. Our study analyses the ongoing relationship of a small commercial company with its main partn…
How political epidemiology research can address why the millennium development goals have not been achieved: Developing a research agenda
The Millennium Development Goals (MDG) progress targets have not been met. Nevertheless, the United Nations (UN) has not yet undertaken in-depth review in order to discover the reasons behind this lack of progress in achieving the MDG. From a political epidemiology perspective, the intention here is to identify the political elements affecting the social factors impeding MDG fulfilment and, at the same time, to suggest future public policies and …
Setting the stage for school health-promoting programmes for Deaf children in Spain
Implementing health-promoting programmes for the most excluded and at-risk social groups forms a key part of any efforts to address underserved populations and reduce health inequalities in society. However, many at-risk children, particularly children in deaf communities, are not reached, or are poorly served, by health-promoting programmes within the school setting. This is so because schools are effective as health-promoting environments for d…
Preventing disability through understanding international megatrends in Deaf bilingual education
BACKGROUND: Education is a basic prerequisite for d/Deaf people's health. Deaf education varies considerably from country to country and we still know very little about the reasons for such variation. OBJECTIVE: To identify international megatrends that influence the current Deaf bilingual education move (Deaf Bilingual-Bicultural education; DBiBi) worldwide. METHODS: Using the Delphi technique, 41 experts in d/Deaf education (nine Deaf, 32 heari…
Why are women underused in the Jech peer review process: Table 1
The quality of peer review is an essential part of the scientific process1 and nowadays its evaluation is an emergent area of research.2 The gender perspective is however, still rarely integrated in this kind of study. There is empirical evidence about sex bias in choosing referees. Women are still less required by editors than men in peer review processes.3,4 As other studies have shown, male reviewers took significantly longer to return manuscr…
Epidemiology: Bridges over (and across) roaring levels
Aids in Spain: Lessons learned from a public health disaster
The epidemiologic transition theory to describe and explain the spectacular fall in mortality which has occurred in all currently industrialised countries, it can also be used to speculate on the likely consequences of future changes in mortality in countries which are lagging behind those which have already completed the epidemiolo- gic transition: will a fall in infectious disease mortality in currently developing countries lead to a rise in ch…
Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia among Spanish children and mothers' occupation: A case-control study
STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim was to investigate the association between mothers' occupational exposure during pregnancy and the incidence of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in children. DESIGN--The study was a case-control investigation. A face to face interview was used to assess exposures at work and relevant confounding variables. SETTING--The study was community based and was carried out in five provinces of Spain. SUBJECTS--128 cases less than 15 …
Epidemiology: Bridges over (and across) roaring levels
Management control systems, trust and risk in inter-organisational relationships: The case of Francisco González de la Sierra and its partner Rivas y Cantallops (1847–1864)
This article is intended: (1) to provide evidence about the practices in the nineteenth century of inter-organisational relationships when parties accepted sharing performance risks; and (2) to contribute to reducing the gap about the trust–control system dynamic interaction and its effect on risk through empirically analysing a non-contemporary setting. Our study analyses the ongoing relationship of a small commercial company with its main partn…
Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia among Spanish children and mothers' occupation: A case-control study
STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim was to investigate the association between mothers' occupational exposure during pregnancy and the incidence of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in children. DESIGN--The study was a case-control investigation. A face to face interview was used to assess exposures at work and relevant confounding variables. SETTING--The study was community based and was carried out in five provinces of Spain. SUBJECTS--128 cases less than 15 …
Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia among Spanish children and mothers' occupation: A case-control study
STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim was to investigate the association between mothers' occupational exposure during pregnancy and the incidence of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in children. DESIGN--The study was a case-control investigation. A face to face interview was used to assess exposures at work and relevant confounding variables. SETTING--The study was community based and was carried out in five provinces of Spain. SUBJECTS--128 cases less than 15 …
Aids in Spain: Lessons learned from a public health disaster
The epidemiologic transition theory to describe and explain the spectacular fall in mortality which has occurred in all currently industrialised countries, it can also be used to speculate on the likely consequences of future changes in mortality in countries which are lagging behind those which have already completed the epidemiolo- gic transition: will a fall in infectious disease mortality in currently developing countries lead to a rise in ch…
Epidemiology: Bridges over (and across) roaring levels
Why are women underused in the Jech peer review process: Table 1
The quality of peer review is an essential part of the scientific process1 and nowadays its evaluation is an emergent area of research.2 The gender perspective is however, still rarely integrated in this kind of study. There is empirical evidence about sex bias in choosing referees. Women are still less required by editors than men in peer review processes.3,4 As other studies have shown, male reviewers took significantly longer to return manuscr…
Setting the stage for school health-promoting programmes for Deaf children in Spain
Implementing health-promoting programmes for the most excluded and at-risk social groups forms a key part of any efforts to address underserved populations and reduce health inequalities in society. However, many at-risk children, particularly children in deaf communities, are not reached, or are poorly served, by health-promoting programmes within the school setting. This is so because schools are effective as health-promoting environments for d…
Preventing disability through understanding international megatrends in Deaf bilingual education
BACKGROUND: Education is a basic prerequisite for d/Deaf people's health. Deaf education varies considerably from country to country and we still know very little about the reasons for such variation. OBJECTIVE: To identify international megatrends that influence the current Deaf bilingual education move (Deaf Bilingual-Bicultural education; DBiBi) worldwide. METHODS: Using the Delphi technique, 41 experts in d/Deaf education (nine Deaf, 32 heari…
How political epidemiology research can address why the millennium development goals have not been achieved: Developing a research agenda
The Millennium Development Goals (MDG) progress targets have not been met. Nevertheless, the United Nations (UN) has not yet undertaken in-depth review in order to discover the reasons behind this lack of progress in achieving the MDG. From a political epidemiology perspective, the intention here is to identify the political elements affecting the social factors impeding MDG fulfilment and, at the same time, to suggest future public policies and …
No effect of unemployment on intimate partner-related femicide during the financial crisis: A longitudinal ecological study in Spain
The decline in IPF since 2008 might be interpreted as the result of exposure to other factors such as the lower frequency of divorces in recent years or the medium term effects of the integral protection measures of the law on gender violence that began in 2005
Management control systems, trust and risk in inter-organisational relationships: The case of Francisco González de la Sierra and its partner Rivas y Cantallops (1847–1864)
This article is intended: (1) to provide evidence about the practices in the nineteenth century of inter-organisational relationships when parties accepted sharing performance risks; and (2) to contribute to reducing the gap about the trust–control system dynamic interaction and its effect on risk through empirically analysing a non-contemporary setting. Our study analyses the ongoing relationship of a small commercial company with its main partn…
Medicine (8 works) · Environmental health (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Epidemiology (3 works) · Medical education (3 works) · Nursing (3 works) · Public health (3 works) · Demography (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Epidemiology (2 works)