John Dale
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 251702 |
|---|---|
| NOME | John Dale |
| PRENOMES | John |
| SOBRENOME | Dale |
| ASSINATURA | DALE J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Warwick |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9256-3553 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1970 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Mobilising Knowledge for General Practice Decarbonisation
BACKGROUND: This manuscript explores how knowledge mobilisation (KMb), through a multi-stakeholder workshop, can advance decarbonisation in general practice by interpreting findings from the GPNET-0 study, which includes a systematic review, a GP survey and longitudinal case studies. The KMb workshop serves as a platform to interpret and disseminate its findings, thereby informing the development and refinement of outputs (i.e., Policy Brief and …
Understanding Inclusion and Participation of People From Black African Diaspora Communities in Health and Care Research
Does the format matter? A cross-sectional analysis of suspected injuries and game events across the different versions of field hockey
Introduction Field Hockey is a popular global sport played by both men and women in three different formats: 11-a-side outdoor hockey (11s), 6-a-side indoor hockey, and 5-a-side Hockey5s. To date, comparisons across formats for match events and injury rates have not occurred. Methods Using an established video analysis methodology, this study aimed to compare match events (per 10 min of play) and suspected injury rates across formats and genders.…
Pandemic narratives in stories about hospice palliative care
Hospice palliative care aims to provide timely interventions and holistic care that focusses on quality of life for people who are terminally ill. In the first two years of the Covid-19 pandemic the national political and healthcare contexts changed significantly. Throughout this time hospices had to repeatedly adjust their approach to supporting terminally ill people, many of whom were especially vulnerable to Covid-19. The aim of this paper was…
The cost of implementing the Covid-19 shielding policy in Wales
This is the first evaluation of the cost of the measures put in place to support those identified to shield in Wales. However, no data on opportunity cost was available. The true costs of shielding including its budget impact and opportunity costs need to be investigated to decide whether shielding is a worthwhile policy for future health emergencies
Do more, with less
Over the past 30 years, the responsibilities, mandates, and activities of local governments in Ontario have undergone substantial transformations. Influenced by New Public Management, policy changes are characterized by marketization and managerialism resulting in downloading of responsibilities to local governments. This research examines the ebbs and flows of policy changes among different provincial governments since 1990 and the impacts of th…
The strength of civic ties
The complex relationship between professional success and civic engagement among educated immigrant professionals is little understood. This qualitative study examines the social processes linking professional attainment and civic involvement among immigrant professionals, with the purpose to deepen understanding of the mechanisms through which civic participation is tied to occupational pathways and advancement. We report on findings from interv…
Senior clinical and business managers’ perspectives on the influence of different funding mechanisms, and barriers and enablers to implementing models of employing General Practitioners in or alongsid…
Collaboration between primary care and a voluntary, community sector organisation
Voluntary and community sector organisations are increasing their role in supporting primary care services through 'social prescribing'. parkrun is a charity that delivers free, weekly 5 km events, on a Saturday morning in areas of open space across the UK and globally. In June 2018, parkrun and the Royal College of General Practitioners launched an initiative to encourage the linking of general practitioner practices and local parkrun events. Th…
International Non-Governmental Organisations and Advocacy
This chapter highlights three organisational forces shaping civil society in Myanmar. Each of these organisational forces differently embeds this work in Myanmar&s;s simultaneously changing state and economy. The chapter discusses bureaucratic structures of INGO coordination linking civil society to state. It examines transnational advocacy networks (TANs) of supporting civil society organisations linking local civil societies across diverse nati…
Coming to Terms with the Murderer
The attempt to rehabilitate a murdering protagonist is common in American fiction. In naturalist novels this is achieved by ‘explaining’ the crime. However, a parallel strategy involving rehabilitation of the murderer through the manipulation of the reader’s sympathies is also in play. This last achieves greater prominence by the mid-twentieth century
Smart Humanitarianism
A paradigmatic shift around the central role of 'social entrepreneurs' is captivating a broad, diverse range of social actors refashioning the institutional landscape of human rights and humanitarian practices. For this special issue dedicated to 'Re-imagining Human Rights', we explore some of the implications of these revolutionary changes in human rights practices, and their consequences for sociological study and political critique in the 21st…
Smart Transitions
Smart Transitions? Foreign Investment, Disruptive Technology, and Democratic Reform in Myanmar Since 2012, Myanmar has transformed from a “pariah state” and one of the world’s least attractive business climates to a “frontier economy” transitioning to a democratic form of government and attracting foreign direct investment from around the world. Driving this new investment is a transnational vision of economic development that seeks to transform …
Arresting Incarceration
The biggest impediment to reducing the rate of Indigenous imprisonment is not hostility to the idea itself but an overwhelming sense of pessimism about the prospect of achieving this goal, even among people who care about the issue. Part of this book is about why past efforts to reduce Indigenous imprisonment failed. The more important part is an attempt to show that change is possible, even in an area as seemingly intractable as Indigenous impri…
The use of communication technologies for the engagement of young adults and adolescents in mental healthcare
Aims Examine the use and characteristics of communication technologies by healthcare professionals for the treatment of young people with mental health disorders. Methods A mixed-method approach was adopted. A synthesis of systematic review and qualitative evidence is presented. Using a rigorous search strategy we searched the peer-reviewed academic literature for studies which either described the use of Information and Communications Technology…
Using and providing out‐of‐hours services
Increasing demand for primary care outside the normal working week has come into conflict with the reluctance of doctors to continue to bear ‘intolerable’ workloads and carry 24-h responsibility for their patients. These developments have led to widespread changes in the organization of out-of-hours primary care. This paper provides new findings on differing perceptions of use of out-of-hours primary care (general medical) services in Great Brita…
Primary care in accident and emergency and general practice
Environmental studies and land use in North Wales
(1975). Environmental studies and land use in North Wales. Landscape Research: Vol. 1, No. 9, pp. 10-11
Martin Buber's Semantic Puzzle
My aim is to examine Buber's language, especially in I and Thou , with a view to discovering how to interpret his extraordinary mode of expression; and by doing so, demonstrate that it can be at least partially explained, and related to language-forms with which we are more familiar
Primary care in accident and emergency and general practice
Smart Transitions
Smart Transitions? Foreign Investment, Disruptive Technology, and Democratic Reform in Myanmar Since 2012, Myanmar has transformed from a “pariah state” and one of the world’s least attractive business climates to a “frontier economy” transitioning to a democratic form of government and attracting foreign direct investment from around the world. Driving this new investment is a transnational vision of economic development that seeks to transform …
Do more, with less
Over the past 30 years, the responsibilities, mandates, and activities of local governments in Ontario have undergone substantial transformations. Influenced by New Public Management, policy changes are characterized by marketization and managerialism resulting in downloading of responsibilities to local governments. This research examines the ebbs and flows of policy changes among different provincial governments since 1990 and the impacts of th…
Smart Humanitarianism
A paradigmatic shift around the central role of 'social entrepreneurs' is captivating a broad, diverse range of social actors refashioning the institutional landscape of human rights and humanitarian practices. For this special issue dedicated to 'Re-imagining Human Rights', we explore some of the implications of these revolutionary changes in human rights practices, and their consequences for sociological study and political critique in the 21st…
The strength of civic ties
The complex relationship between professional success and civic engagement among educated immigrant professionals is little understood. This qualitative study examines the social processes linking professional attainment and civic involvement among immigrant professionals, with the purpose to deepen understanding of the mechanisms through which civic participation is tied to occupational pathways and advancement. We report on findings from interv…
Using and providing out‐of‐hours services
Increasing demand for primary care outside the normal working week has come into conflict with the reluctance of doctors to continue to bear ‘intolerable’ workloads and carry 24-h responsibility for their patients. These developments have led to widespread changes in the organization of out-of-hours primary care. This paper provides new findings on differing perceptions of use of out-of-hours primary care (general medical) services in Great Brita…
Martin Buber's Semantic Puzzle
My aim is to examine Buber's language, especially in I and Thou , with a view to discovering how to interpret his extraordinary mode of expression; and by doing so, demonstrate that it can be at least partially explained, and related to language-forms with which we are more familiar
Environmental studies and land use in North Wales
(1975). Environmental studies and land use in North Wales. Landscape Research: Vol. 1, No. 9, pp. 10-11
Primary care in accident and emergency and general practice
Using and providing out‐of‐hours services
Increasing demand for primary care outside the normal working week has come into conflict with the reluctance of doctors to continue to bear ‘intolerable’ workloads and carry 24-h responsibility for their patients. These developments have led to widespread changes in the organization of out-of-hours primary care. This paper provides new findings on differing perceptions of use of out-of-hours primary care (general medical) services in Great Brita…
The use of communication technologies for the engagement of young adults and adolescents in mental healthcare
Aims Examine the use and characteristics of communication technologies by healthcare professionals for the treatment of young people with mental health disorders. Methods A mixed-method approach was adopted. A synthesis of systematic review and qualitative evidence is presented. Using a rigorous search strategy we searched the peer-reviewed academic literature for studies which either described the use of Information and Communications Technology…
Arresting Incarceration
The biggest impediment to reducing the rate of Indigenous imprisonment is not hostility to the idea itself but an overwhelming sense of pessimism about the prospect of achieving this goal, even among people who care about the issue. Part of this book is about why past efforts to reduce Indigenous imprisonment failed. The more important part is an attempt to show that change is possible, even in an area as seemingly intractable as Indigenous impri…
Smart Transitions
Smart Transitions? Foreign Investment, Disruptive Technology, and Democratic Reform in Myanmar Since 2012, Myanmar has transformed from a “pariah state” and one of the world’s least attractive business climates to a “frontier economy” transitioning to a democratic form of government and attracting foreign direct investment from around the world. Driving this new investment is a transnational vision of economic development that seeks to transform …
Coming to Terms with the Murderer
The attempt to rehabilitate a murdering protagonist is common in American fiction. In naturalist novels this is achieved by ‘explaining’ the crime. However, a parallel strategy involving rehabilitation of the murderer through the manipulation of the reader’s sympathies is also in play. This last achieves greater prominence by the mid-twentieth century
Smart Humanitarianism
A paradigmatic shift around the central role of 'social entrepreneurs' is captivating a broad, diverse range of social actors refashioning the institutional landscape of human rights and humanitarian practices. For this special issue dedicated to 'Re-imagining Human Rights', we explore some of the implications of these revolutionary changes in human rights practices, and their consequences for sociological study and political critique in the 21st…
International Non-Governmental Organisations and Advocacy
This chapter highlights three organisational forces shaping civil society in Myanmar. Each of these organisational forces differently embeds this work in Myanmar&s;s simultaneously changing state and economy. The chapter discusses bureaucratic structures of INGO coordination linking civil society to state. It examines transnational advocacy networks (TANs) of supporting civil society organisations linking local civil societies across diverse nati…
Collaboration between primary care and a voluntary, community sector organisation
Voluntary and community sector organisations are increasing their role in supporting primary care services through 'social prescribing'. parkrun is a charity that delivers free, weekly 5 km events, on a Saturday morning in areas of open space across the UK and globally. In June 2018, parkrun and the Royal College of General Practitioners launched an initiative to encourage the linking of general practitioner practices and local parkrun events. Th…
Senior clinical and business managers’ perspectives on the influence of different funding mechanisms, and barriers and enablers to implementing models of employing General Practitioners in or alongsid…
The strength of civic ties
The complex relationship between professional success and civic engagement among educated immigrant professionals is little understood. This qualitative study examines the social processes linking professional attainment and civic involvement among immigrant professionals, with the purpose to deepen understanding of the mechanisms through which civic participation is tied to occupational pathways and advancement. We report on findings from interv…
The cost of implementing the Covid-19 shielding policy in Wales
This is the first evaluation of the cost of the measures put in place to support those identified to shield in Wales. However, no data on opportunity cost was available. The true costs of shielding including its budget impact and opportunity costs need to be investigated to decide whether shielding is a worthwhile policy for future health emergencies
Do more, with less
Over the past 30 years, the responsibilities, mandates, and activities of local governments in Ontario have undergone substantial transformations. Influenced by New Public Management, policy changes are characterized by marketization and managerialism resulting in downloading of responsibilities to local governments. This research examines the ebbs and flows of policy changes among different provincial governments since 1990 and the impacts of th…
Pandemic narratives in stories about hospice palliative care
Hospice palliative care aims to provide timely interventions and holistic care that focusses on quality of life for people who are terminally ill. In the first two years of the Covid-19 pandemic the national political and healthcare contexts changed significantly. Throughout this time hospices had to repeatedly adjust their approach to supporting terminally ill people, many of whom were especially vulnerable to Covid-19. The aim of this paper was…
Mobilising Knowledge for General Practice Decarbonisation
BACKGROUND: This manuscript explores how knowledge mobilisation (KMb), through a multi-stakeholder workshop, can advance decarbonisation in general practice by interpreting findings from the GPNET-0 study, which includes a systematic review, a GP survey and longitudinal case studies. The KMb workshop serves as a platform to interpret and disseminate its findings, thereby informing the development and refinement of outputs (i.e., Policy Brief and …
Understanding Inclusion and Participation of People From Black African Diaspora Communities in Health and Care Research
Does the format matter? A cross-sectional analysis of suspected injuries and game events across the different versions of field hockey
Introduction Field Hockey is a popular global sport played by both men and women in three different formats: 11-a-side outdoor hockey (11s), 6-a-side indoor hockey, and 5-a-side Hockey5s. To date, comparisons across formats for match events and injury rates have not occurred. Methods Using an established video analysis methodology, this study aimed to compare match events (per 10 min of play) and suspected injury rates across formats and genders.…
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