Elizabeth A Campbell
Biographic Data
| ID | 6625137 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth A Campbell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth A |
| FAMILY NAME | Campbell |
| SIGNATURE | CAMPBELL E A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Oregon State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4665-3117 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Impact, use, and implications of artificial intelligence in public health decision making by elected officials
Introduction: Artificial intelligence (AI) offers considerable promise for strengthening governmental public health decision making by supporting rapid, comprehensive analysis of complex data. Although AI applications have been widely examined in clinical and academic settings, their use in public health agencies and policymaking remains less well understood. Methods: This scoping review assessed how AI has been applied to support decision making…
The British West India Colonies in Connection With Slavery, Emancipation
The British West India colonies in connection with slavery, emancipation
A Study on Epidemiological Profile of Anxiety Disorders Among People Living with HIV/Aids in a Sub-Saharan Africa HIV Clinic
Don't Say It With Nightshades
THE VICTORIANS' PASSION FOR plants has been well established as a defining feature of the period, and scholars from the humanities and the sciences – from literature, history, anthropology, botany, art, and religion – have lavishly documented how this obsession pervaded every aspect of nineteenth-century British life, creating what was truly the golden age for the “Culture of Flowers,” to borrow the title of Jack Goody's ethnobotanical study trac…
Muslim Culture and Female Self-Immolation
The plans in unplanned pregnancy
A total of 128 North London women were interviewed using a semi‐structured interview technique. Life‐events, difficulties, variables relating to the quality of their sexual partnerships, self‐esteem and the secondary gain inherent in becoming pregnant were examined. Results indicated that women with unplanned pregnancies were significantly more likely to have been in a situation of potential secondary gain from a pregnancy than were women with pl…
The underreporting of cocaine-related trauma
OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this study was to assess whether cocaine-related trauma is underreported to the US Federal Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN). METHODS. We compared DAWN reports filed by an urban emergency department with the department's toxicology results for patients treated for major trauma. DAWN regulations in effect during the study period required the reporting of all patients treated for injury who used drugs or who tested positiv…
The underreporting of cocaine-related trauma
OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this study was to assess whether cocaine-related trauma is underreported to the US Federal Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN). METHODS. We compared DAWN reports filed by an urban emergency department with the department's toxicology results for patients treated for major trauma. DAWN regulations in effect during the study period required the reporting of all patients treated for injury who used drugs or who tested positiv…
The plans in unplanned pregnancy
A total of 128 North London women were interviewed using a semi‐structured interview technique. Life‐events, difficulties, variables relating to the quality of their sexual partnerships, self‐esteem and the secondary gain inherent in becoming pregnant were examined. Results indicated that women with unplanned pregnancies were significantly more likely to have been in a situation of potential secondary gain from a pregnancy than were women with pl…
Don't Say It With Nightshades
THE VICTORIANS' PASSION FOR plants has been well established as a defining feature of the period, and scholars from the humanities and the sciences – from literature, history, anthropology, botany, art, and religion – have lavishly documented how this obsession pervaded every aspect of nineteenth-century British life, creating what was truly the golden age for the “Culture of Flowers,” to borrow the title of Jack Goody's ethnobotanical study trac…
The underreporting of cocaine-related trauma
OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this study was to assess whether cocaine-related trauma is underreported to the US Federal Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN). METHODS. We compared DAWN reports filed by an urban emergency department with the department's toxicology results for patients treated for major trauma. DAWN regulations in effect during the study period required the reporting of all patients treated for injury who used drugs or who tested positiv…
The plans in unplanned pregnancy
A total of 128 North London women were interviewed using a semi‐structured interview technique. Life‐events, difficulties, variables relating to the quality of their sexual partnerships, self‐esteem and the secondary gain inherent in becoming pregnant were examined. Results indicated that women with unplanned pregnancies were significantly more likely to have been in a situation of potential secondary gain from a pregnancy than were women with pl…
Muslim Culture and Female Self-Immolation
Don't Say It With Nightshades
THE VICTORIANS' PASSION FOR plants has been well established as a defining feature of the period, and scholars from the humanities and the sciences – from literature, history, anthropology, botany, art, and religion – have lavishly documented how this obsession pervaded every aspect of nineteenth-century British life, creating what was truly the golden age for the “Culture of Flowers,” to borrow the title of Jack Goody's ethnobotanical study trac…
The British West India Colonies in Connection With Slavery, Emancipation
The British West India colonies in connection with slavery, emancipation
A Study on Epidemiological Profile of Anxiety Disorders Among People Living with HIV/Aids in a Sub-Saharan Africa HIV Clinic
Impact, use, and implications of artificial intelligence in public health decision making by elected officials
Introduction: Artificial intelligence (AI) offers considerable promise for strengthening governmental public health decision making by supporting rapid, comprehensive analysis of complex data. Although AI applications have been widely examined in clinical and academic settings, their use in public health agencies and policymaking remains less well understood. Methods: This scoping review assessed how AI has been applied to support decision making…
Medicine (4 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Psychiatry (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Public health (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Animal and Plant Science Education (1 work) · Anxiety (1 work)