J Chamberlain
Biographic Data
| ID | 57726 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J Chamberlain |
| GIVEN NAMES | J |
| FAMILY NAME | Chamberlain |
| SIGNATURE | CHAMBERLAIN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Cancer Research |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2563-1832 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1903 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Environmental products: A definition, a typology, and a goodbye to non-timber forest products
The material relationships between nature and people are complex and rich, ranging from support to current consumption to safety nets and poverty reduction. The term 'non-timber forest products' (in many different guises) has been used for decades in attempts to group a wide range of products, such as barks, bulbs, caterpillars, leaves, and fruits, without consensus on the definition. Here we argue that a different approach to product classificat…
Heimat Wilhelmsburg: Belonging and resistance in a racialized neighborhood
Considering how Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg has been stigmatized for decades, and recently targeted for redevelopment, you would hardly guess from the outside that the neighborhood is beloved by racialized long-time residents, and considered to be a warm, welcoming Heimat: a space of belonging, where you do not have to justify your presence. This identification is tied to the neighborhood’s racialization; the qualities that have been labeled as problems…
Experimenting on racialized neighbourhoods: Internationale Bauausstellung Hamburg and the urban laboratory in Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg
The 'urban laboratory' concept has become a popular discourse and structure for urban projects in recent years. In this article, I ask what the concept achieves in the context of racialized urban disinvestment and stigmatization, with the Hamburg International Building Exhibition's (Internationale Bauausstellung Hamburg, 2006-2013) work in Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg as an example. Drawing on laboratory studies and urban sociology, I sketch out the labo…
A case-control evaluation of the effect of breast cancer screening in the United Kingdom trial of early detection of breast cancer
OBJECTIVE--The aim was to assess the extent to which selection bias affects a case-control study of breast cancer screening in which attenders and non-attenders for screening are compared. DESIGN--There were two retrospective case-control studies, one estimating the risk of death from breast cancer in women in the screening district relative to those in the comparison district (study A), the second estimating the relative risk for women who had e…
The cost of screening for colorectal cancer
STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim was to make projections of the likely costs and yield resulting from the implementation of a faecal occult blood screening programme for colorectal cancer. DESIGN--Cost and clinical data were derived from the MRC colorectal screening trial currently in progress in Nottingham, UK. SETTING--The above data were used as the basis for modelling the likely implications were the trial to be reproduced as a screening programme wi…
A comparison of methods for increasing compliance within a general practitioner based screening project for colorectal cancer and the effect on practitioner workload
Screening for colorectal cancer by testing for faecal occult blood (FOBT) is effective for early diagnosis, but the success of a screening programme also depends on compliance. The aims of this study were to assess the effect of health education on compliance and to assess any addition to general practitioner workload that resulted. Altogether 3860 patients were recruited and randomly allocated to test or control group. The test group was further…
Repeated screening for breast cancer
In a screening service for breast cancer the results of routine repeat tests of women will contribute more than the results of their initial tests. A comparison of first and subsequent screens in a group of high risk women suggests that the sensitivity of screening declines between first and subsequent visits, whereas its specificity improves. Despite improved specificity, the ratio of benign biopsies to cancer was worse at repeated screening (21…
Compliance with a class teaching breast self examination
As part of the evaluation of a class teaching breast self examination (BSE), a sample of women were interviewed shortly before they were invited to attend the class and again one year later. A comparable sample in a different "control" district were interviewed twice in the same way. The interviewers inquired about the practice of breast self examination (BSE) and about beliefs about breast cancer. The findings enable changes in behaviour and bel…
Acceptability of the cytopipette in screening for cervical cancer
A randomized controlled trial was carried out in which the acceptability of screening for cervical carcinoma in situ by a postal 'do-it-yourself' method--the cytopipette--was compared with that of an invitation to attend a clinic or see a general practitioner for the conventional cervical scrape examination. In parallel with this, a sociological study of women who had been invited by both methods was undertaken in which information was obtained f…
Study of screening tests for breast cancer
Evaluation of screening tests for unreported disability in the elderly
Out-patient Services of the London Teaching Hospitals 1951-1961: An Analysis of Official Statistics
Blaney, Roger MD, DPH; Acheson, Roy M. DM, SCD, MRCP; Butterfield, W J H OBE, MD, FRCP; Chamberlain, Jocelyn MB Author Information
The Population Served by the Out-patient Department of a London Teaching Hospital: A Study of Guy??s
Chamberlain, Jocelyn MB1; Acheson, Roy M. DM, SCD, MRCP*; Butterfield, W J H OBE,MD,FRCP2; Blaney, R MD, DPH† Author Information
Factors influencing Referrals to the Out-patients Department of a London Teaching Hospital
Among the important steps taken with the intro duction of the National Health Act in 1949 was ratification of an idea, which had been developing for some years, that the hospital out-patients* department should become a centre to which a general practitioner could refer any patient for a specialist opinion. The Government, through the agency of the Ministry of Health and the Registrar General, has subsequently undertaken and published inquiries o…
Imperial Reciprocity: "A Study of Fiscal Policy in a Series of Articles Revised and Reprinted From the "Daily Telegraph
Experimenting on racialized neighbourhoods: Internationale Bauausstellung Hamburg and the urban laboratory in Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg
The 'urban laboratory' concept has become a popular discourse and structure for urban projects in recent years. In this article, I ask what the concept achieves in the context of racialized urban disinvestment and stigmatization, with the Hamburg International Building Exhibition's (Internationale Bauausstellung Hamburg, 2006-2013) work in Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg as an example. Drawing on laboratory studies and urban sociology, I sketch out the labo…
A comparison of methods for increasing compliance within a general practitioner based screening project for colorectal cancer and the effect on practitioner workload
Screening for colorectal cancer by testing for faecal occult blood (FOBT) is effective for early diagnosis, but the success of a screening programme also depends on compliance. The aims of this study were to assess the effect of health education on compliance and to assess any addition to general practitioner workload that resulted. Altogether 3860 patients were recruited and randomly allocated to test or control group. The test group was further…
The cost of screening for colorectal cancer
STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim was to make projections of the likely costs and yield resulting from the implementation of a faecal occult blood screening programme for colorectal cancer. DESIGN--Cost and clinical data were derived from the MRC colorectal screening trial currently in progress in Nottingham, UK. SETTING--The above data were used as the basis for modelling the likely implications were the trial to be reproduced as a screening programme wi…
Repeated screening for breast cancer
In a screening service for breast cancer the results of routine repeat tests of women will contribute more than the results of their initial tests. A comparison of first and subsequent screens in a group of high risk women suggests that the sensitivity of screening declines between first and subsequent visits, whereas its specificity improves. Despite improved specificity, the ratio of benign biopsies to cancer was worse at repeated screening (21…
Compliance with a class teaching breast self examination
As part of the evaluation of a class teaching breast self examination (BSE), a sample of women were interviewed shortly before they were invited to attend the class and again one year later. A comparable sample in a different "control" district were interviewed twice in the same way. The interviewers inquired about the practice of breast self examination (BSE) and about beliefs about breast cancer. The findings enable changes in behaviour and bel…
Imperial Reciprocity: "A Study of Fiscal Policy in a Series of Articles Revised and Reprinted From the "Daily Telegraph
Factors influencing Referrals to the Out-patients Department of a London Teaching Hospital
Among the important steps taken with the intro duction of the National Health Act in 1949 was ratification of an idea, which had been developing for some years, that the hospital out-patients* department should become a centre to which a general practitioner could refer any patient for a specialist opinion. The Government, through the agency of the Ministry of Health and the Registrar General, has subsequently undertaken and published inquiries o…
Out-patient Services of the London Teaching Hospitals 1951-1961: An Analysis of Official Statistics
Blaney, Roger MD, DPH; Acheson, Roy M. DM, SCD, MRCP; Butterfield, W J H OBE, MD, FRCP; Chamberlain, Jocelyn MB Author Information
The Population Served by the Out-patient Department of a London Teaching Hospital: A Study of Guy??s
Chamberlain, Jocelyn MB1; Acheson, Roy M. DM, SCD, MRCP*; Butterfield, W J H OBE,MD,FRCP2; Blaney, R MD, DPH† Author Information
Evaluation of screening tests for unreported disability in the elderly
Study of screening tests for breast cancer
Acceptability of the cytopipette in screening for cervical cancer
A randomized controlled trial was carried out in which the acceptability of screening for cervical carcinoma in situ by a postal 'do-it-yourself' method--the cytopipette--was compared with that of an invitation to attend a clinic or see a general practitioner for the conventional cervical scrape examination. In parallel with this, a sociological study of women who had been invited by both methods was undertaken in which information was obtained f…
Compliance with a class teaching breast self examination
As part of the evaluation of a class teaching breast self examination (BSE), a sample of women were interviewed shortly before they were invited to attend the class and again one year later. A comparable sample in a different "control" district were interviewed twice in the same way. The interviewers inquired about the practice of breast self examination (BSE) and about beliefs about breast cancer. The findings enable changes in behaviour and bel…
Repeated screening for breast cancer
In a screening service for breast cancer the results of routine repeat tests of women will contribute more than the results of their initial tests. A comparison of first and subsequent screens in a group of high risk women suggests that the sensitivity of screening declines between first and subsequent visits, whereas its specificity improves. Despite improved specificity, the ratio of benign biopsies to cancer was worse at repeated screening (21…
A comparison of methods for increasing compliance within a general practitioner based screening project for colorectal cancer and the effect on practitioner workload
Screening for colorectal cancer by testing for faecal occult blood (FOBT) is effective for early diagnosis, but the success of a screening programme also depends on compliance. The aims of this study were to assess the effect of health education on compliance and to assess any addition to general practitioner workload that resulted. Altogether 3860 patients were recruited and randomly allocated to test or control group. The test group was further…
The cost of screening for colorectal cancer
STUDY OBJECTIVE--The aim was to make projections of the likely costs and yield resulting from the implementation of a faecal occult blood screening programme for colorectal cancer. DESIGN--Cost and clinical data were derived from the MRC colorectal screening trial currently in progress in Nottingham, UK. SETTING--The above data were used as the basis for modelling the likely implications were the trial to be reproduced as a screening programme wi…
A case-control evaluation of the effect of breast cancer screening in the United Kingdom trial of early detection of breast cancer
OBJECTIVE--The aim was to assess the extent to which selection bias affects a case-control study of breast cancer screening in which attenders and non-attenders for screening are compared. DESIGN--There were two retrospective case-control studies, one estimating the risk of death from breast cancer in women in the screening district relative to those in the comparison district (study A), the second estimating the relative risk for women who had e…
Experimenting on racialized neighbourhoods: Internationale Bauausstellung Hamburg and the urban laboratory in Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg
The 'urban laboratory' concept has become a popular discourse and structure for urban projects in recent years. In this article, I ask what the concept achieves in the context of racialized urban disinvestment and stigmatization, with the Hamburg International Building Exhibition's (Internationale Bauausstellung Hamburg, 2006-2013) work in Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg as an example. Drawing on laboratory studies and urban sociology, I sketch out the labo…
Environmental products: A definition, a typology, and a goodbye to non-timber forest products
The material relationships between nature and people are complex and rich, ranging from support to current consumption to safety nets and poverty reduction. The term 'non-timber forest products' (in many different guises) has been used for decades in attempts to group a wide range of products, such as barks, bulbs, caterpillars, leaves, and fruits, without consensus on the definition. Here we argue that a different approach to product classificat…
Heimat Wilhelmsburg: Belonging and resistance in a racialized neighborhood
Considering how Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg has been stigmatized for decades, and recently targeted for redevelopment, you would hardly guess from the outside that the neighborhood is beloved by racialized long-time residents, and considered to be a warm, welcoming Heimat: a space of belonging, where you do not have to justify your presence. This identification is tied to the neighborhood’s racialization; the qualities that have been labeled as problems…
Medicine (11 works) · Cancer (7 works) · Family medicine (7 works) · Internal Medicine (7 works) · Internal Medicine (7 works) · Global Cancer Incidence and Screening (6 works) · Gynecology (5 works) · Breast cancer (4 works) · Mammography (4 works) · Sociology (4 works)