Eluska Fernández
Biographic Data
| ID | 6736132 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eluska Fernández |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eluska |
| FAMILY NAME | Fernández |
| SIGNATURE | FERNÁNDEZ E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University College Cork |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7519-5867 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 22 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Self‐Regulation Profiles and Learning Preferences
Self‐regulation of learning is a crucial factor in how students learn and manage their own emotional, cognitive and metacognitive resources. This study has three main goals: first, to identify self‐regulation of learning profiles among 697 Spanish university students using cluster analysis, second, to differentiate these profiles based on sex, academic year, and field of study (Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, Economics and Engineering)…
Self-regulation of learning and its relationship to peer learning and study-related exhaustion
Perception of Anti-Smoking Campaigns and Pro-Tobacco Advertising Among People Who Smoke in Spain, 2016-2021
Secondhand Smoke Exposure in Outdoor Settings Assessed by Airborne and Biomarkers of Tobacco
Validación De La Escala De “Sintomatología De Abstinencia Del Cannabis” en Población Española
Smoke-Free Homes Intervention Pilot Study in Catalonia
Smoking in Cars With Children
Impacto De Una Formación Digital en Cesación Tabáquica en Estudiantes Universitarios
Exposición Alcohólica en Tv
People Who Smoke Support Banning Smoking in Open Spaces in Spain
Walking and talking with girls in their urban environments
Young people spend a lot of time in their neighbourhood, yet little is known about the relationship between wellbeing, belonging and place from their own perspective. Our study sought to understand how young people navigate their neighbourhood and perceive various aspects of its health environment in its broadest sense. In this article we reflect on the walking methodology we used as part of a Participatory Photo Mapping (PPM) exercise with 11-ye…
Young girls’ experiences of ‘good’ food imperatives in a working class school community
Education policy internationally positions schools as central sites of intervention on ‘obesity epidemics’, particularly in working class communities. This article presents a moral geographies approach which examines how such obesity-focused healthy food imperatives are experienced in specific places and times. The authors draw on data from a participatory photo mapping exercise with 11-year-old girls in a working class school setting in Ireland.…
Sweets are ‘my best friend’
Research and policy on children’s food consumption commonly highlights the unequal impact of obesogenic environments on their health. Yet obesogenic theories risk pathologising certain communities, when assuming fixed relationships between ‘unhealthy’ environments and ‘obese’ bodies, and neglecting children’s multi-layered relationships to food and health. Drawing on participatory photomapping with 11–12-year-old girls in an urban Irish working-c…
No smoke without fire
The implementation of the smoking ban in Ireland has been championed as one of the major achievements of public health policy. Studies on the smoking ban have predominantly been undertaken from a public health perspective and have pointed out the associated health benefits of the ban, especially in terms of the reduction of second-hand smoking. While the rationale for the smoking ban was founded on health and medical reasons, this paper contends …
Exploring the story of the smoking ban in Ireland as a neo-liberal project
DNA analysis in charred grains of naked wheat from several archaeological sites in Spain
O5-1.3 From partial to comprehensive smoking bans
Spain was one of the first European countries to implement legislation restricting smoking in public places, banning smoking in enclosed workplaces in 2006. However, the ban did not include bars and restaurants. This type of partial legislation, known from that moment on as the “Spanish model”, was strongly supported by advocates of the tobacco industry. At the end of 2010, the Spanish Parliament extended the smoking ban to bars and restaurants, …
O5-1 Smoke-free legislation
In recent years, legislation prohibiting or restricting smoking in public places (smoke-free legislation) has been enacted in an increasing number of countries. Where the effects of the legislation have been evaluated, most notably in Scotland, it has been found to have had very positive effects, measurably reducing the exposure of non-smokers to secondhand smoke and resulting in unexpectedly large and wide-ranging benefits for population health.…
Aspartic acid racemization variability in ancient human remains
Changes in leisure time and occupational physical activity over 8 years
AIM: To describe changes in leisure time and occupational physical activity status in an urban Mediterranean population-based cohort, and to evaluate sociodemographic, health-related and lifestyle correlates of such changes. METHODS: Data for this study come from the Cornellè Health Interview Survey Follow-Up Study, a prospective cohort study of a representative sample (n = 2500) of the population. Participants in the analysis reported here inclu…
Epidemiology and public health journals on the Internet
reproduce their paper editions. These web sites offer varied information of varied value for users: from lists of contents (of current and past issues) to free access to full text articles. Thus, public health professionals and students, as well as the public, can access this valuable information even before the issue of the journal arrives in the library or onto our desks. What we find varies according to the publishers' wishes and/or possibilit…
Influence of proxy respondents in children's health interview surveys
STUDY OBJECTIVES: To study the influence of the proxy respondent on health interview surveys in children. DESIGN: Cross sectional study. SETTING: Children under the age of 15 years drawn from the general population of Catalonia, Spain. PARTICIPANTS: The Catalan Health Interview Survey consisted of a multistage probability sample representative to the population of Catalonia. The sample size was 2433 children younger than 15 years of age. The inte…
Influence of proxy respondents in children's health interview surveys
STUDY OBJECTIVES: To study the influence of the proxy respondent on health interview surveys in children. DESIGN: Cross sectional study. SETTING: Children under the age of 15 years drawn from the general population of Catalonia, Spain. PARTICIPANTS: The Catalan Health Interview Survey consisted of a multistage probability sample representative to the population of Catalonia. The sample size was 2433 children younger than 15 years of age. The inte…
DNA analysis in charred grains of naked wheat from several archaeological sites in Spain
Aspartic acid racemization variability in ancient human remains
Changes in leisure time and occupational physical activity over 8 years
AIM: To describe changes in leisure time and occupational physical activity status in an urban Mediterranean population-based cohort, and to evaluate sociodemographic, health-related and lifestyle correlates of such changes. METHODS: Data for this study come from the Cornellè Health Interview Survey Follow-Up Study, a prospective cohort study of a representative sample (n = 2500) of the population. Participants in the analysis reported here inclu…
Epidemiology and public health journals on the Internet
reproduce their paper editions. These web sites offer varied information of varied value for users: from lists of contents (of current and past issues) to free access to full text articles. Thus, public health professionals and students, as well as the public, can access this valuable information even before the issue of the journal arrives in the library or onto our desks. What we find varies according to the publishers' wishes and/or possibilit…
Influence of proxy respondents in children's health interview surveys
STUDY OBJECTIVES: To study the influence of the proxy respondent on health interview surveys in children. DESIGN: Cross sectional study. SETTING: Children under the age of 15 years drawn from the general population of Catalonia, Spain. PARTICIPANTS: The Catalan Health Interview Survey consisted of a multistage probability sample representative to the population of Catalonia. The sample size was 2433 children younger than 15 years of age. The inte…
Aspartic acid racemization variability in ancient human remains
Changes in leisure time and occupational physical activity over 8 years
AIM: To describe changes in leisure time and occupational physical activity status in an urban Mediterranean population-based cohort, and to evaluate sociodemographic, health-related and lifestyle correlates of such changes. METHODS: Data for this study come from the Cornellè Health Interview Survey Follow-Up Study, a prospective cohort study of a representative sample (n = 2500) of the population. Participants in the analysis reported here inclu…
O5-1.3 From partial to comprehensive smoking bans
Spain was one of the first European countries to implement legislation restricting smoking in public places, banning smoking in enclosed workplaces in 2006. However, the ban did not include bars and restaurants. This type of partial legislation, known from that moment on as the “Spanish model”, was strongly supported by advocates of the tobacco industry. At the end of 2010, the Spanish Parliament extended the smoking ban to bars and restaurants, …
O5-1 Smoke-free legislation
In recent years, legislation prohibiting or restricting smoking in public places (smoke-free legislation) has been enacted in an increasing number of countries. Where the effects of the legislation have been evaluated, most notably in Scotland, it has been found to have had very positive effects, measurably reducing the exposure of non-smokers to secondhand smoke and resulting in unexpectedly large and wide-ranging benefits for population health.…
DNA analysis in charred grains of naked wheat from several archaeological sites in Spain
Exploring the story of the smoking ban in Ireland as a neo-liberal project
No smoke without fire
The implementation of the smoking ban in Ireland has been championed as one of the major achievements of public health policy. Studies on the smoking ban have predominantly been undertaken from a public health perspective and have pointed out the associated health benefits of the ban, especially in terms of the reduction of second-hand smoking. While the rationale for the smoking ban was founded on health and medical reasons, this paper contends …
Young girls’ experiences of ‘good’ food imperatives in a working class school community
Education policy internationally positions schools as central sites of intervention on ‘obesity epidemics’, particularly in working class communities. This article presents a moral geographies approach which examines how such obesity-focused healthy food imperatives are experienced in specific places and times. The authors draw on data from a participatory photo mapping exercise with 11-year-old girls in a working class school setting in Ireland.…
Sweets are ‘my best friend’
Research and policy on children’s food consumption commonly highlights the unequal impact of obesogenic environments on their health. Yet obesogenic theories risk pathologising certain communities, when assuming fixed relationships between ‘unhealthy’ environments and ‘obese’ bodies, and neglecting children’s multi-layered relationships to food and health. Drawing on participatory photomapping with 11–12-year-old girls in an urban Irish working-c…
Walking and talking with girls in their urban environments
Young people spend a lot of time in their neighbourhood, yet little is known about the relationship between wellbeing, belonging and place from their own perspective. Our study sought to understand how young people navigate their neighbourhood and perceive various aspects of its health environment in its broadest sense. In this article we reflect on the walking methodology we used as part of a Participatory Photo Mapping (PPM) exercise with 11-ye…
Self-regulation of learning and its relationship to peer learning and study-related exhaustion
Perception of Anti-Smoking Campaigns and Pro-Tobacco Advertising Among People Who Smoke in Spain, 2016-2021
Secondhand Smoke Exposure in Outdoor Settings Assessed by Airborne and Biomarkers of Tobacco
Validación De La Escala De “Sintomatología De Abstinencia Del Cannabis” en Población Española
Smoke-Free Homes Intervention Pilot Study in Catalonia
Smoking in Cars With Children
Impacto De Una Formación Digital en Cesación Tabáquica en Estudiantes Universitarios
Exposición Alcohólica en Tv
People Who Smoke Support Banning Smoking in Open Spaces in Spain
Self‐Regulation Profiles and Learning Preferences
Self‐regulation of learning is a crucial factor in how students learn and manage their own emotional, cognitive and metacognitive resources. This study has three main goals: first, to identify self‐regulation of learning profiles among 697 Spanish university students using cluster analysis, second, to differentiate these profiles based on sex, academic year, and field of study (Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, Economics and Engineering)…
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