Matthew Molineux
Biographic Data
| ID | 6711599 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Matthew Molineux |
| GIVEN NAMES | Matthew |
| FAMILY NAME | Molineux |
| SIGNATURE | MOLINEUX M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Griffith University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6671-4140 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Refining a capability development framework for building successful consumer and staff partnerships in healthcare quality improvement
Effectiveness of Sensory Modulation in Treating Sensory Modulation Disorders in Adults with Schizophrenia
Occupational adaptation and identity reconstruction
Background: Adjustment to occupational disruption and loss following illness or injury is a complex, subjective experience. A number of studies have provided insight into this process within specific conditions and populations. Some studies reveal a process of occupational adaptation. Others describe reconstruction of an occupational identity, as expressed and defined through occupation. Examining these studies collectively can provide a deeper i…
Occupation to Maintain the Family as Ideology and Practice in a Greek Town
Discussions of the cultural relativity of occupation and the potential hegemony of Western conceptualisations have included increasing awareness of a dominant focus on the individual and individual agency. Recognition of the importance of understanding occupation in diverse contexts led to an ethnographic study exploring occupation in a Greek town. A transactional perspective underpinned the emergent understanding of occupation as a multidimensio…
The Influence of Western Society's Construction of a Healthy Daily Life on the Conceptualisation of Occupation
This article proposes that the current conceptualisation of occupation within the dominant Anglophone literature reflects central elements of Western society's construction of a ‘healthy’ daily life, the ‘ideal’ and expected way to live. Contemporary theories of social action are used to describe the structuring influence of social institutions on daily activity. Four of the commonly identified characteristics of occupation, that it is active, pu…
A Grounded Theory Analysis of the Occupational Impact of Caring for a Partner who has Multiple Sclerosis
Chronic progressive conditions such as multiple sclerosis impact engagement in and orchestration of daily occupations by people with the condition, and their family members. This qualitative study addressed the way in which multiple sclerosis can affect family life, particularly exploring how it affects the occupations of the partner of a person with the condition. The study involved in-depth interviewing and grounded theory analysis to explore t…
Storied Approaches to Understanding Occupation
Occupation is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon, one that truly tests the range of research methodologies available to occupational scientists. In recent times there has been a resurgence of the use of personal stories as a research method in a wide range of disciplines and occupational scientists have begun to recognise their particular value in furthering our understanding of occupation and humans as occupational beings. There are many type…
Prisons
Whilst prisons and prison life are never far from the attention of the popular media, many dimensions of prison life and the incarceration process itself remain poorly understood. The concept of occupational deprivation, recently developed in the occupational science literature, is one that has been applied to understanding the phenomenon of inmates’ restricted occupational engagement in traditional penal settings. This article explores occupatio…
The Influence of Western Society's Construction of a Healthy Daily Life on the Conceptualisation of Occupation
This article proposes that the current conceptualisation of occupation within the dominant Anglophone literature reflects central elements of Western society's construction of a ‘healthy’ daily life, the ‘ideal’ and expected way to live. Contemporary theories of social action are used to describe the structuring influence of social institutions on daily activity. Four of the commonly identified characteristics of occupation, that it is active, pu…
Occupational adaptation and identity reconstruction
Background: Adjustment to occupational disruption and loss following illness or injury is a complex, subjective experience. A number of studies have provided insight into this process within specific conditions and populations. Some studies reveal a process of occupational adaptation. Others describe reconstruction of an occupational identity, as expressed and defined through occupation. Examining these studies collectively can provide a deeper i…
Prisons
Whilst prisons and prison life are never far from the attention of the popular media, many dimensions of prison life and the incarceration process itself remain poorly understood. The concept of occupational deprivation, recently developed in the occupational science literature, is one that has been applied to understanding the phenomenon of inmates’ restricted occupational engagement in traditional penal settings. This article explores occupatio…
Storied Approaches to Understanding Occupation
Occupation is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon, one that truly tests the range of research methodologies available to occupational scientists. In recent times there has been a resurgence of the use of personal stories as a research method in a wide range of disciplines and occupational scientists have begun to recognise their particular value in furthering our understanding of occupation and humans as occupational beings. There are many type…
Occupation to Maintain the Family as Ideology and Practice in a Greek Town
Discussions of the cultural relativity of occupation and the potential hegemony of Western conceptualisations have included increasing awareness of a dominant focus on the individual and individual agency. Recognition of the importance of understanding occupation in diverse contexts led to an ethnographic study exploring occupation in a Greek town. A transactional perspective underpinned the emergent understanding of occupation as a multidimensio…
Prisons
Whilst prisons and prison life are never far from the attention of the popular media, many dimensions of prison life and the incarceration process itself remain poorly understood. The concept of occupational deprivation, recently developed in the occupational science literature, is one that has been applied to understanding the phenomenon of inmates’ restricted occupational engagement in traditional penal settings. This article explores occupatio…
Storied Approaches to Understanding Occupation
Occupation is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon, one that truly tests the range of research methodologies available to occupational scientists. In recent times there has been a resurgence of the use of personal stories as a research method in a wide range of disciplines and occupational scientists have begun to recognise their particular value in furthering our understanding of occupation and humans as occupational beings. There are many type…
A Grounded Theory Analysis of the Occupational Impact of Caring for a Partner who has Multiple Sclerosis
Chronic progressive conditions such as multiple sclerosis impact engagement in and orchestration of daily occupations by people with the condition, and their family members. This qualitative study addressed the way in which multiple sclerosis can affect family life, particularly exploring how it affects the occupations of the partner of a person with the condition. The study involved in-depth interviewing and grounded theory analysis to explore t…
The Influence of Western Society's Construction of a Healthy Daily Life on the Conceptualisation of Occupation
This article proposes that the current conceptualisation of occupation within the dominant Anglophone literature reflects central elements of Western society's construction of a ‘healthy’ daily life, the ‘ideal’ and expected way to live. Contemporary theories of social action are used to describe the structuring influence of social institutions on daily activity. Four of the commonly identified characteristics of occupation, that it is active, pu…
Occupation to Maintain the Family as Ideology and Practice in a Greek Town
Discussions of the cultural relativity of occupation and the potential hegemony of Western conceptualisations have included increasing awareness of a dominant focus on the individual and individual agency. Recognition of the importance of understanding occupation in diverse contexts led to an ethnographic study exploring occupation in a Greek town. A transactional perspective underpinned the emergent understanding of occupation as a multidimensio…
Effectiveness of Sensory Modulation in Treating Sensory Modulation Disorders in Adults with Schizophrenia
Occupational adaptation and identity reconstruction
Background: Adjustment to occupational disruption and loss following illness or injury is a complex, subjective experience. A number of studies have provided insight into this process within specific conditions and populations. Some studies reveal a process of occupational adaptation. Others describe reconstruction of an occupational identity, as expressed and defined through occupation. Examining these studies collectively can provide a deeper i…
Refining a capability development framework for building successful consumer and staff partnerships in healthcare quality improvement
Psychology (8 works) · Occupational Therapy Practice and Research (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Occupational Therapy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychiatry (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Medicine (3 works)