David Flynn
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6468781 |
|---|---|
| NOME | David Flynn |
| PRENOMES | David |
| SOBRENOME | Flynn |
| ASSINATURA | FLYNN D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Glasgow |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7494-2098 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1985 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
A Standardised Digital Twin Design Framework for Transport System Decarbonisation
Decarbonising transport systems is a global necessity for achieving net-zero, and Digital Twin (DT) technologies are emerging as key enablers of this transition. Despite growing interest in DT solutions, their potential support for transport decarbonisation remains in its infancy. This is mainly due to inconsistent methodological development and limited alignment with established standards. The literature shows that IoT, CPS, and embedded systems…
Who does tracing work for? Characteristics of clients successfully re-engaged in ART care in sub-Saharan Africa after a tracing intervention
Tracing HIV treatment clients who have interrupted or disengaged from care is a common, guideline-recommended practice globally. Most guidelines prioritize tracing based on clinical condition or HIV transmission risk, not likelihood of client traits that may affect return to care after tracing. Targeting tracing to those most likely to return could increase efficiency substantially. We conducted a systematic review to identify characteristics of …
A Co-Created Framework to Define Digital Twinning Use Cases for Urban Transport Decarbonisation
With global urbanisation anticipated to reach 68% by 2050, there is a significant risk of exacerbating urban transport emissions. Urban transport decarbonisation is a complex adaptive system challenge, the understanding and optimisation of which could be supported by digital twins (DTs). Although prior research has explored digital and big data technology applications, creating actionable insights requires human-centred designs. We conducted a st…
TB stigma in India
In India, persons with tuberculosis (PWTB) and their households experience significant disease-related stigma. The objective of this narrative review was to conduct a review of existing literature related to the types of stigma experienced by PWTB and their household members, with a focus on the effects of stigma, possible interventions, and gender differences. A literature search was conducted on PubMed, EMBASE, and Web of Science using key sear…
Infectious disease research in forcibly displaced populations
Blockchain technology in the energy sector
The social worker as family mediator
This paper explores power differentials in family mediation, with particular regard to cases involving family violence. The issue of power balancing is examined in relation to the neutrality of the mediator, which is discussed in the context of the social work profession. The paper argues that social workers have a clear ethical responsibility to support and empower the weaker party during family mediation. The paper examines the issue of family …
What's wrong with rights? Rethinking human rights and responsibilities
This paper examines the relationship between social work and human rights. It argues that the concept of human rights, as it is currently understood, is insufficient as a framework for social work theory and practice. Human rights are inherently individualistic – a problem that a focus on collective rights does little to rectify. What is absent from the human rights discourse, and what is directly relevant to social work, is a corresponding disco…
A critical exploration of sponsorship, infrastructure, and new organizations
Organizational Commitment
The concept of organizational commitment as an important contributor to behavior in organizations has been increasingly researched. This study seeks to distinguish the significant antecedents of organizational commitment within the banking industry. Analysis of data from the sample of 118 bank vice presidents of 713 contacted suggest a reduced set of antecedent variables. Specifically, personal characteristics, job characteristics, and perceived …
The social worker as family mediator
This paper explores power differentials in family mediation, with particular regard to cases involving family violence. The issue of power balancing is examined in relation to the neutrality of the mediator, which is discussed in the context of the social work profession. The paper argues that social workers have a clear ethical responsibility to support and empower the weaker party during family mediation. The paper examines the issue of family …
What's wrong with rights? Rethinking human rights and responsibilities
This paper examines the relationship between social work and human rights. It argues that the concept of human rights, as it is currently understood, is insufficient as a framework for social work theory and practice. Human rights are inherently individualistic – a problem that a focus on collective rights does little to rectify. What is absent from the human rights discourse, and what is directly relevant to social work, is a corresponding disco…
Organizational Commitment
The concept of organizational commitment as an important contributor to behavior in organizations has been increasingly researched. This study seeks to distinguish the significant antecedents of organizational commitment within the banking industry. Analysis of data from the sample of 118 bank vice presidents of 713 contacted suggest a reduced set of antecedent variables. Specifically, personal characteristics, job characteristics, and perceived …
A critical exploration of sponsorship, infrastructure, and new organizations
The social worker as family mediator
This paper explores power differentials in family mediation, with particular regard to cases involving family violence. The issue of power balancing is examined in relation to the neutrality of the mediator, which is discussed in the context of the social work profession. The paper argues that social workers have a clear ethical responsibility to support and empower the weaker party during family mediation. The paper examines the issue of family …
What's wrong with rights? Rethinking human rights and responsibilities
This paper examines the relationship between social work and human rights. It argues that the concept of human rights, as it is currently understood, is insufficient as a framework for social work theory and practice. Human rights are inherently individualistic – a problem that a focus on collective rights does little to rectify. What is absent from the human rights discourse, and what is directly relevant to social work, is a corresponding disco…
Blockchain technology in the energy sector
TB stigma in India
In India, persons with tuberculosis (PWTB) and their households experience significant disease-related stigma. The objective of this narrative review was to conduct a review of existing literature related to the types of stigma experienced by PWTB and their household members, with a focus on the effects of stigma, possible interventions, and gender differences. A literature search was conducted on PubMed, EMBASE, and Web of Science using key sear…
Infectious disease research in forcibly displaced populations
A Standardised Digital Twin Design Framework for Transport System Decarbonisation
Decarbonising transport systems is a global necessity for achieving net-zero, and Digital Twin (DT) technologies are emerging as key enablers of this transition. Despite growing interest in DT solutions, their potential support for transport decarbonisation remains in its infancy. This is mainly due to inconsistent methodological development and limited alignment with established standards. The literature shows that IoT, CPS, and embedded systems…
Who does tracing work for? Characteristics of clients successfully re-engaged in ART care in sub-Saharan Africa after a tracing intervention
Tracing HIV treatment clients who have interrupted or disengaged from care is a common, guideline-recommended practice globally. Most guidelines prioritize tracing based on clinical condition or HIV transmission risk, not likelihood of client traits that may affect return to care after tracing. Targeting tracing to those most likely to return could increase efficiency substantially. We conducted a systematic review to identify characteristics of …
A Co-Created Framework to Define Digital Twinning Use Cases for Urban Transport Decarbonisation
With global urbanisation anticipated to reach 68% by 2050, there is a significant risk of exacerbating urban transport emissions. Urban transport decarbonisation is a complex adaptive system challenge, the understanding and optimisation of which could be supported by digital twins (DTs). Although prior research has explored digital and big data technology applications, creating actionable insights requires human-centred designs. We conducted a st…
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