Charles Hilton
Biographic Data
| ID | 99137 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles Hilton |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles |
| FAMILY NAME | Hilton |
| SIGNATURE | HILTON C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center New Orleans |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 61 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1943 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Low-intensity violence and the social determinants of adolescent health among three East African pastoralist communities
Comparative nutritional indicators as markers for resilience: The impacts of low-intensity violence among three pastoralist communities of northern Kenya
We present results from a collaborative project on the consequences of endemic violence in the pastoralist zone of Northern Kenya. Drawing on our ethnographically driven epidemiological approach, we examine the differential cost of violence by examining household nutrition. The case/control approach we employ draws data from six sites that are culturally similar but differ in the degree of exposure to, or relative insulation from, violence. As on…
Dust people: Samburu perspectives on disaster, identity, and landscape
This paper discusses a Samburu pastoralist landscape idiom, ntoror, that encapsulates ideas about agentive pastoralist landscapes that inherently attract conflict; and passionate, place-based identities forged out of environmental and human-wrought disaster. The paper grows out of a project that experimentally integrated ethnographic self-scrutiny with a bio-archaeological excavation involving human remains, with the aim of encouraging reciprocal…
Suicide in Three East African Pastoralist Communities and the Role of Researcher Outsiders for Positive Transformation: A Case Study
Design and Effectiveness of a Required Pre-Clinical Simulation-based Curriculum for Fundamental Clinical Skills and Procedures
The CSL design is not to replace real clinical patient experiences. It's to provide early exposure, medial knowledge, professionalism and opportunity to practice skills in a patient free environment
Documenting the health consequences of endemic warfare in three pastoralist communities of northern Kenya: A conceptual framework
In for the Long Haul: Sustaining and Rebuilding Educational Operations After Hurricane Katrina
In 2005, Hurricane Katrina and the subsequent levee breaks left 80% of New Orleans under water for weeks. Within 4 short weeks, the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center at New Orleans had relocated its campus temporarily to Baton Rouge and resumed operations. Many lessons were learned in the first year of recovery and disseminated to the field regarding emergency and disaster preparedness and response. As we approach the second anniv…
Faculty Evaluations by Medicine Residents Using Known versus Anonymous Systems
Faculty evaluations completed anonymously by residents are significantly lower than those for which resident identities were known. Given the strong, significant relationship between individual faculty members' evaluation ratings from both systems, other factors influencing evaluations should be considered. No subgroups suffered more under anonymous rankings
Rough Pulpwood Operating in Northwestern Maine, 1935-1940
Documenting the health consequences of endemic warfare in three pastoralist communities of northern Kenya: A conceptual framework
Dust people: Samburu perspectives on disaster, identity, and landscape
This paper discusses a Samburu pastoralist landscape idiom, ntoror, that encapsulates ideas about agentive pastoralist landscapes that inherently attract conflict; and passionate, place-based identities forged out of environmental and human-wrought disaster. The paper grows out of a project that experimentally integrated ethnographic self-scrutiny with a bio-archaeological excavation involving human remains, with the aim of encouraging reciprocal…
Comparative nutritional indicators as markers for resilience: The impacts of low-intensity violence among three pastoralist communities of northern Kenya
We present results from a collaborative project on the consequences of endemic violence in the pastoralist zone of Northern Kenya. Drawing on our ethnographically driven epidemiological approach, we examine the differential cost of violence by examining household nutrition. The case/control approach we employ draws data from six sites that are culturally similar but differ in the degree of exposure to, or relative insulation from, violence. As on…
Low-intensity violence and the social determinants of adolescent health among three East African pastoralist communities
Rough Pulpwood Operating in Northwestern Maine, 1935-1940
Faculty Evaluations by Medicine Residents Using Known versus Anonymous Systems
Faculty evaluations completed anonymously by residents are significantly lower than those for which resident identities were known. Given the strong, significant relationship between individual faculty members' evaluation ratings from both systems, other factors influencing evaluations should be considered. No subgroups suffered more under anonymous rankings
In for the Long Haul: Sustaining and Rebuilding Educational Operations After Hurricane Katrina
In 2005, Hurricane Katrina and the subsequent levee breaks left 80% of New Orleans under water for weeks. Within 4 short weeks, the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center at New Orleans had relocated its campus temporarily to Baton Rouge and resumed operations. Many lessons were learned in the first year of recovery and disseminated to the field regarding emergency and disaster preparedness and response. As we approach the second anniv…
Documenting the health consequences of endemic warfare in three pastoralist communities of northern Kenya: A conceptual framework
Design and Effectiveness of a Required Pre-Clinical Simulation-based Curriculum for Fundamental Clinical Skills and Procedures
The CSL design is not to replace real clinical patient experiences. It's to provide early exposure, medial knowledge, professionalism and opportunity to practice skills in a patient free environment
Suicide in Three East African Pastoralist Communities and the Role of Researcher Outsiders for Positive Transformation: A Case Study
Comparative nutritional indicators as markers for resilience: The impacts of low-intensity violence among three pastoralist communities of northern Kenya
We present results from a collaborative project on the consequences of endemic violence in the pastoralist zone of Northern Kenya. Drawing on our ethnographically driven epidemiological approach, we examine the differential cost of violence by examining household nutrition. The case/control approach we employ draws data from six sites that are culturally similar but differ in the degree of exposure to, or relative insulation from, violence. As on…
Dust people: Samburu perspectives on disaster, identity, and landscape
This paper discusses a Samburu pastoralist landscape idiom, ntoror, that encapsulates ideas about agentive pastoralist landscapes that inherently attract conflict; and passionate, place-based identities forged out of environmental and human-wrought disaster. The paper grows out of a project that experimentally integrated ethnographic self-scrutiny with a bio-archaeological excavation involving human remains, with the aim of encouraging reciprocal…
Low-intensity violence and the social determinants of adolescent health among three East African pastoralist communities
Geography (6 works) · Pastoralism (5 works) · Rangeland Management and Livestock Ecology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Livestock (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Socioeconomics (4 works) · Health and Conflict Studies (3 works) · Political science (3 works)