Ian A Scott
Biographic Data
| ID | 5550455 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ian A Scott |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ian A |
| FAMILY NAME | Scott |
| SIGNATURE | SCOTT I A |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Queensland |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7596-0837 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Caring About Value
Caring About Value: A grounded theory of the quest for higher value care in hospitals The global pursuit of ‘value’ in hospitals continues amid rising healthcare costs. Traditionally, value in this context has focused on costs and benefits. Extending constructivist grounded theory using a therapeutic landscape lens, we explore value in hospitals not only as places of caring but also as workplaces where professional hierarchies and specialisation …
How well does theatre translate into film
Drawing an analogy to the translation of stage productions to movie sets, Scott reflects on what is lost when education moves online
Impact of Covid-19 pandemic on utilisation of healthcare services
Pride and Joy’
The OWI was the key agency for the distribution and dissemination of US film and propaganda during World War II. But it was the Overseas Branch of the OWI that dominated activity and the Motion Picture Unit (MPU) of the OB that helped shape documentary production through the portrayal of American values and society. The OWI’s winding up at war’s end has long been seen as part of a natural reversion to peacetime government policy. Yet, as this art…
"Negotiating "Unmeasurable Harm and Benefit
The use of multiple medicines, known as polypharmacy, poses a risk of harm that is greatest in older adults with multimorbidity. Deprescribing aims to improve health outcomes through ceasing medicines that are no longer necessary or appropriate due to changing clinical circumstances and patient priorities. General practitioners (GPs) and consultant pharmacists (CPs) are well positioned to facilitate deprescribing in primary care in partnership wi…
Shaping cities for health
From Nasl to MLS
“Don’t Be Frightened Dear … This Is Hollywood”
British visitors to Hollywood from the late 1920s onward have captured the attention of writers as importing a particular view of their home country in a succession of ”British-Hollywood” movies. This article argues, however, that there was an initial wave of such trans-national pioneers – writer-directors Charles Brabin, Colin Campbell, Reginald Barker and Frank Lloyd – who not only did not demonstrate such “Britishness” in their work but instea…
Should We Add Clinical Variables to Administrative Data
BACKGROUND: Previous studies have evaluated whether the addition of multiple laboratory and clinical factors to administrative data, or reabstraction of administrative data, improve the accuracy of risk adjustment. This study assessed if a more feasible strategy of adding 3 readily accessible clinical variables to hospital administrative data might improve the risk adjustment for interhospital comparisons. OBJECTIVES: We compared 3 alternative ri…
Life without Fieldwork
Internationally, fieldwork is seen as intrinsic to geographical education. Fieldwork is here defined as any study of the environment that takes place outside the classroom. This paper extends a previous study of student perceptions of the impacts on their learning of a cancellation of fieldwork caused by an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in the UK countryside (Fuller et al., 2003 Fuller, I. C., Gaskin, S. and Scott, I. 2003. Student perceptio…
Addressing the Growing Burden of Trauma and Injury in Low- And Middle-Income Countries
In “Addressing the Growing Burden of Trauma and Injury in Low- and Middle-Income Countries,” Hofman et al. report on a meeting sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).1 The article acknowledges some work by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) but neglects to acknowledge an international activity sponsored by the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics and cofunded by NIH’s National Institute of Child Health and H…
The St Helens Iron Foundry
Initial documentary research undertaken by Lancaster University Archaeological Unit (LUAU) in 1995 for 'The Hotties Science & Arts Centre Ltd.' (hereafter The Hotties) revealed the existence of a former iron foundry on part of the development site for the wider The World of Glass Project which will portray the technical development and heritage of the glass industry in St Helens. Between January 1996 and November 1997 LUAU were commissioned by Th…
Lisa M. Benton's 'THe Presidio
Law, Policy, and the Role of the Attorney General
Marriage Rates and Population Pressure
Inventing Elvis
Inventing Elvis: An American Icon in a Cold War World." Cultural and Social History, 19(2), pp. 225–226
Life without Fieldwork
Internationally, fieldwork is seen as intrinsic to geographical education. Fieldwork is here defined as any study of the environment that takes place outside the classroom. This paper extends a previous study of student perceptions of the impacts on their learning of a cancellation of fieldwork caused by an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in the UK countryside (Fuller et al., 2003 Fuller, I. C., Gaskin, S. and Scott, I. 2003. Student perceptio…
Marriage Rates and Population Pressure
From Nasl to MLS
"Negotiating "Unmeasurable Harm and Benefit
The use of multiple medicines, known as polypharmacy, poses a risk of harm that is greatest in older adults with multimorbidity. Deprescribing aims to improve health outcomes through ceasing medicines that are no longer necessary or appropriate due to changing clinical circumstances and patient priorities. General practitioners (GPs) and consultant pharmacists (CPs) are well positioned to facilitate deprescribing in primary care in partnership wi…
Law, Policy, and the Role of the Attorney General
Marriage Rates and Population Pressure
Law, Policy, and the Role of the Attorney General
The St Helens Iron Foundry
Initial documentary research undertaken by Lancaster University Archaeological Unit (LUAU) in 1995 for 'The Hotties Science & Arts Centre Ltd.' (hereafter The Hotties) revealed the existence of a former iron foundry on part of the development site for the wider The World of Glass Project which will portray the technical development and heritage of the glass industry in St Helens. Between January 1996 and November 1997 LUAU were commissioned by Th…
Lisa M. Benton's 'THe Presidio
Addressing the Growing Burden of Trauma and Injury in Low- And Middle-Income Countries
In “Addressing the Growing Burden of Trauma and Injury in Low- and Middle-Income Countries,” Hofman et al. report on a meeting sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).1 The article acknowledges some work by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) but neglects to acknowledge an international activity sponsored by the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics and cofunded by NIH’s National Institute of Child Health and H…
Life without Fieldwork
Internationally, fieldwork is seen as intrinsic to geographical education. Fieldwork is here defined as any study of the environment that takes place outside the classroom. This paper extends a previous study of student perceptions of the impacts on their learning of a cancellation of fieldwork caused by an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in the UK countryside (Fuller et al., 2003 Fuller, I. C., Gaskin, S. and Scott, I. 2003. Student perceptio…
Should We Add Clinical Variables to Administrative Data
BACKGROUND: Previous studies have evaluated whether the addition of multiple laboratory and clinical factors to administrative data, or reabstraction of administrative data, improve the accuracy of risk adjustment. This study assessed if a more feasible strategy of adding 3 readily accessible clinical variables to hospital administrative data might improve the risk adjustment for interhospital comparisons. OBJECTIVES: We compared 3 alternative ri…
“Don’t Be Frightened Dear … This Is Hollywood”
British visitors to Hollywood from the late 1920s onward have captured the attention of writers as importing a particular view of their home country in a succession of ”British-Hollywood” movies. This article argues, however, that there was an initial wave of such trans-national pioneers – writer-directors Charles Brabin, Colin Campbell, Reginald Barker and Frank Lloyd – who not only did not demonstrate such “Britishness” in their work but instea…
From Nasl to MLS
Shaping cities for health
"Negotiating "Unmeasurable Harm and Benefit
The use of multiple medicines, known as polypharmacy, poses a risk of harm that is greatest in older adults with multimorbidity. Deprescribing aims to improve health outcomes through ceasing medicines that are no longer necessary or appropriate due to changing clinical circumstances and patient priorities. General practitioners (GPs) and consultant pharmacists (CPs) are well positioned to facilitate deprescribing in primary care in partnership wi…
Pride and Joy’
The OWI was the key agency for the distribution and dissemination of US film and propaganda during World War II. But it was the Overseas Branch of the OWI that dominated activity and the Motion Picture Unit (MPU) of the OB that helped shape documentary production through the portrayal of American values and society. The OWI’s winding up at war’s end has long been seen as part of a natural reversion to peacetime government policy. Yet, as this art…
Impact of Covid-19 pandemic on utilisation of healthcare services
How well does theatre translate into film
Drawing an analogy to the translation of stage productions to movie sets, Scott reflects on what is lost when education moves online
Inventing Elvis
Inventing Elvis: An American Icon in a Cold War World." Cultural and Social History, 19(2), pp. 225–226
Caring About Value
Caring About Value: A grounded theory of the quest for higher value care in hospitals The global pursuit of ‘value’ in hospitals continues amid rising healthcare costs. Traditionally, value in this context has focused on costs and benefits. Extending constructivist grounded theory using a therapeutic landscape lens, we explore value in hospitals not only as places of caring but also as workplaces where professional hierarchies and specialisation …
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