W Russell
Biographic Data
| ID | 7147 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W Russell |
| GIVEN NAMES | W |
| FAMILY NAME | Russell |
| SIGNATURE | RUSSELL W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2671-1938 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Moving Natures: Mobility and the Environment in Canadian History
This book originates from our realization several years ago that the fast-growing fields of environmental history and mobility studies had much in common, yet were not in close communication.We observed that a number of scholars in Canada, at various stages of their careers and employing perspectives gained from anthropology, geography, technology studies, and other fields, were examining the relationship between mobility and the environment in t…
Designing integrated care pathways to facilitate acute hospital discharge: The role of routinely available statistics
Purpose: Typically around 30% of acute beds used by older people deliver care that could be provided in 'non-acute' settings. Such 'avoidable' bed use results in 'delayed' hospital discharges. This study examined this problem using statistics that are routinely collected but not routinely used to support service development
Service developments for managing people with long-term conditions using case management approaches, an example from the UK
All of these aspects should be used to inform future development
Service developments for managing people with long-term conditions using case management approaches: An example from Cheshire in the UK
Introduction: This research was part of a wider Innovation Forum (IF) research project which was an initiative to improve services and bring about a 20% reduction in the unscheduled use of acute beds by older people (aged over 75) through a range of initiatives. This research considers the developments made in the provision of services for long-term conditions
An evaluation of a multidisciplinary team for intermediate care at home
Both the nature of schemes for intermediate care, and the policy context in which they are introduced, mean that pragmatic methodologies are often required to evaluate their impacts. Unfortunately, this need for pragmatism can then mean that it is difficult to reach definitive conclusions about the merits of schemes. However, the findings of this evaluation suggest that the Rapid Response Team provided an 'acceptable' alternative to an extended p…
A Computer Assisted Exercise in Classifying Nutritional Status: A New Tool for Learning
Variations in utilization of a multi-state company dental plan
A study was conducted of family records and claim forms of a company-sponsored dental plan to determine the effects of several demographic variables on utilization of the plan and on patterns of expenditure. The plan was non-contributory on the part of the employees. Individual utilization of the plan (at least once during the study year) closely approximated the average for the entire U.S. population. Salaried employees, and families, were more …
Calendar of Meetings
Johns Hopkins University, which are specifically designed to present issues and topics of current importance
Variations in utilization of a multi-state company dental plan
A study was conducted of family records and claim forms of a company-sponsored dental plan to determine the effects of several demographic variables on utilization of the plan and on patterns of expenditure. The plan was non-contributory on the part of the employees. Individual utilization of the plan (at least once during the study year) closely approximated the average for the entire U.S. population. Salaried employees, and families, were more …
Calendar of Meetings
Johns Hopkins University, which are specifically designed to present issues and topics of current importance
Variations in utilization of a multi-state company dental plan
A study was conducted of family records and claim forms of a company-sponsored dental plan to determine the effects of several demographic variables on utilization of the plan and on patterns of expenditure. The plan was non-contributory on the part of the employees. Individual utilization of the plan (at least once during the study year) closely approximated the average for the entire U.S. population. Salaried employees, and families, were more …
A Computer Assisted Exercise in Classifying Nutritional Status: A New Tool for Learning
An evaluation of a multidisciplinary team for intermediate care at home
Both the nature of schemes for intermediate care, and the policy context in which they are introduced, mean that pragmatic methodologies are often required to evaluate their impacts. Unfortunately, this need for pragmatism can then mean that it is difficult to reach definitive conclusions about the merits of schemes. However, the findings of this evaluation suggest that the Rapid Response Team provided an 'acceptable' alternative to an extended p…
Service developments for managing people with long-term conditions using case management approaches: An example from Cheshire in the UK
Introduction: This research was part of a wider Innovation Forum (IF) research project which was an initiative to improve services and bring about a 20% reduction in the unscheduled use of acute beds by older people (aged over 75) through a range of initiatives. This research considers the developments made in the provision of services for long-term conditions
Service developments for managing people with long-term conditions using case management approaches, an example from the UK
All of these aspects should be used to inform future development
Designing integrated care pathways to facilitate acute hospital discharge: The role of routinely available statistics
Purpose: Typically around 30% of acute beds used by older people deliver care that could be provided in 'non-acute' settings. Such 'avoidable' bed use results in 'delayed' hospital discharges. This study examined this problem using statistics that are routinely collected but not routinely used to support service development
Moving Natures: Mobility and the Environment in Canadian History
This book originates from our realization several years ago that the fast-growing fields of environmental history and mobility studies had much in common, yet were not in close communication.We observed that a number of scholars in Canada, at various stages of their careers and employing perspectives gained from anthropology, geography, technology studies, and other fields, were examining the relationship between mobility and the environment in t…
Business (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Chronic Disease Management Strategies (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Health care (3 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Operations management (3 works) · Service (business (3 works) · Acute care (2 works)