Carolyn L Wiener
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 258056 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Carolyn L Wiener |
| PRENOMES | Carolyn L |
| SOBRENOME | Wiener |
| ASSINATURA | WIENER C L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of California, San Francisco |
| ORCID | 0009-0002-4127-297X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 177 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1975 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Arenas and Careers
The goal of support for aviation emissions-reduction policy in developed countries should be the ability to put sustainable fuel into aircraft tanks. In most countries public support for alternative fuel development is most feasibly tied, in political terms, to the question of security of energy supply and stability of price. Efforts to support new fuel development must appear as a line item in someone&s;s budget. One way of using public money mo…
Applying the Straussian Framework of Action, Negotiation, and Social Arenas to a Study of Accountability in Hospitals
Millions of dollars are being spent on the quest for the best means to assess, monitor, and the quality of health care in the United States and on making physicians, health plans, and hospitals accountable. Toward this end, participants in this ever-expanding arena are earnestly trying to develop universal quality standards and regulatory mechanisms. Hospital personnel are desperately trying to adapt to this imperative under two significant condi…
Books in review
Good days, bad days
Aids and health care deficiencies
The uneasy fate of nursing home residents
This paper examines the macrosociological and organisational conditions which impinge on those who are most directly involved in decisions about nursing home patients: kin, physicians and nursing staff. Focus is on the organisational-interaction interplay, through use of an 'illness trajectory' framework. This analysis sheds light on the differing effect of external and internal conditions on members of each group and on the work they are called …
Hazards in Hospital Care
Defensive work in nursing homes
Becoming Alcoholic
Social Organization of Medical Work
Alcohol Problems and Alcohol Control in Europe (Book)
The Politics of Alcoholism
After Plastic Surgery
The work of hospitalized patients
What price chronic illness
Sentimental work in the technologized hospital
Sentiment is frequently involved in work either to get work done efficiently or because of humanistic considerations. This paper explores several questions: Are there different kinds of sentimental work? How is sentimental work carried out? When and where is it done; when not? Who does it? What is its relation to other types of work? When is it likely to be in focus for the workers? When is it visible, when invisible and to whom? What are its con…
The politics of alcoholism
Trajectories, biographies and the evolving medical technology scene
This paper is about the complexities of understanding the medical technology scene. A variety of attacks and defences on and of this scene — largely simplistic and encapsulated in catchwords and phrases like ‘dehumanization,’‘rising hospital costs, ‘quality of life’‐ have gained currency. There is a need to recognize the complexities stemming from medical technology, but also to find explanatory patterns. This paper uses the labor and delivery wa…
The burden of rheumatoid arthritis
Sentimental work in the technologized hospital
Sentiment is frequently involved in work either to get work done efficiently or because of humanistic considerations. This paper explores several questions: Are there different kinds of sentimental work? How is sentimental work carried out? When and where is it done; when not? Who does it? What is its relation to other types of work? When is it likely to be in focus for the workers? When is it visible, when invisible and to whom? What are its con…
The work of hospitalized patients
Trajectories, biographies and the evolving medical technology scene
This paper is about the complexities of understanding the medical technology scene. A variety of attacks and defences on and of this scene — largely simplistic and encapsulated in catchwords and phrases like ‘dehumanization,’‘rising hospital costs, ‘quality of life’‐ have gained currency. There is a need to recognize the complexities stemming from medical technology, but also to find explanatory patterns. This paper uses the labor and delivery wa…
The burden of rheumatoid arthritis
Defensive work in nursing homes
The uneasy fate of nursing home residents
This paper examines the macrosociological and organisational conditions which impinge on those who are most directly involved in decisions about nursing home patients: kin, physicians and nursing staff. Focus is on the organisational-interaction interplay, through use of an 'illness trajectory' framework. This analysis sheds light on the differing effect of external and internal conditions on members of each group and on the work they are called …
Applying the Straussian Framework of Action, Negotiation, and Social Arenas to a Study of Accountability in Hospitals
Millions of dollars are being spent on the quest for the best means to assess, monitor, and the quality of health care in the United States and on making physicians, health plans, and hospitals accountable. Toward this end, participants in this ever-expanding arena are earnestly trying to develop universal quality standards and regulatory mechanisms. Hospital personnel are desperately trying to adapt to this imperative under two significant condi…
Social Organization of Medical Work
What price chronic illness
The burden of rheumatoid arthritis
Trajectories, biographies and the evolving medical technology scene
This paper is about the complexities of understanding the medical technology scene. A variety of attacks and defences on and of this scene — largely simplistic and encapsulated in catchwords and phrases like ‘dehumanization,’‘rising hospital costs, ‘quality of life’‐ have gained currency. There is a need to recognize the complexities stemming from medical technology, but also to find explanatory patterns. This paper uses the labor and delivery wa…
The politics of alcoholism
After Plastic Surgery
The work of hospitalized patients
What price chronic illness
Sentimental work in the technologized hospital
Sentiment is frequently involved in work either to get work done efficiently or because of humanistic considerations. This paper explores several questions: Are there different kinds of sentimental work? How is sentimental work carried out? When and where is it done; when not? Who does it? What is its relation to other types of work? When is it likely to be in focus for the workers? When is it visible, when invisible and to whom? What are its con…
The Politics of Alcoholism
Alcohol Problems and Alcohol Control in Europe (Book)
Social Organization of Medical Work
Becoming Alcoholic
Hazards in Hospital Care
Defensive work in nursing homes
The uneasy fate of nursing home residents
This paper examines the macrosociological and organisational conditions which impinge on those who are most directly involved in decisions about nursing home patients: kin, physicians and nursing staff. Focus is on the organisational-interaction interplay, through use of an 'illness trajectory' framework. This analysis sheds light on the differing effect of external and internal conditions on members of each group and on the work they are called …
Aids and health care deficiencies
Good days, bad days
Books in review
Applying the Straussian Framework of Action, Negotiation, and Social Arenas to a Study of Accountability in Hospitals
Millions of dollars are being spent on the quest for the best means to assess, monitor, and the quality of health care in the United States and on making physicians, health plans, and hospitals accountable. Toward this end, participants in this ever-expanding arena are earnestly trying to develop universal quality standards and regulatory mechanisms. Hospital personnel are desperately trying to adapt to this imperative under two significant condi…
Arenas and Careers
The goal of support for aviation emissions-reduction policy in developed countries should be the ability to put sustainable fuel into aircraft tanks. In most countries public support for alternative fuel development is most feasibly tied, in political terms, to the question of security of energy supply and stability of price. Efforts to support new fuel development must appear as a line item in someone&s;s budget. One way of using public money mo…
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