Thuy Nguyen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3581808 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Thuy Nguyen |
| PRENOMES | Thuy |
| SOBRENOME | Nguyen |
| ASSINATURA | NGUYEN T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Queen's University Belfast |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6692-2110 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Long-term follow-up of the public health impacts and co-benefits of an urban greenway intervention
BACKGROUND: Evidence on the long-term impact of urban green and blue spaces (UGBS) interventions remains limited. This study is a 15-year evaluation of an urban greenway development in Belfast (United Kingdom), assessing the potential effects of this UGBS intervention on physical activity (PA), mental wellbeing and co-benefits. METHODS: Using natural experimental design, a repeated cross-sectional survey was conducted in 2010 (baseline), 2017 (po…
Changes in health inequalities before and after a major urban greenway intervention
BACKGROUND: Evidence concerning health inequalities following urban green and blue space UGBS) interventions is limited. This study examined the changes in health inequalities after a major urban regeneration project, the Connswater Community Greenway (CCG), in Belfast, UK. METHOD: Cross-sectional household surveys were conducted in 2010/11 (baseline), 2017/18 (immediately after completion), and 2023/24 (long-term follow-up) with a sample of appr…
Secondary Efl Teachers' Perceptions of Professional Development Effectiveness
In Vietnam, the approval of new English textbooks has heightened the demand for effective teacher training. This study uses a 6-point Likert-scale questionnaire to survey the perceptions of 103 secondary school EFL teachers regarding the effectiveness of the professional development (PD) courses they have participated in over a ten-year period. The study focuses on such aspects of PD effectiveness as professional attributes, subject matter knowle…
Teacher Readiness to Teach History in Ethnic Minority Boarding and Semi-Boarding Schools in Vietnam
This study examines factors shaping teachers’ perceptions and attitudes toward teaching and competency-based assessment in ethnic minority boarding secondary schools (EMBSS) and ethnic minority semi-boarding secondary schools (EMSBSS) in Vietnam. A cross-sectional survey was administered to 153 teachers using a 50-item Likert-scale instrument covering eight sets of school- and teacher-level factors. Data were analyzed using partial least squares …
Rising Media Enclave Extremism
This paper investigates the strategies employed by The Epoch Times, a far-right ethnic media outlet, to foster enclave extremism within its readership. Analyzing a corpus of 19,000 articles from 2013 to 2022, the study identifies two key discursive strategies: bundling enemies and bundling allies. On the one hand, the outlet strategically bundles its traditional enemy with other targets of the far-right to fuel hatred and discrimination. On the o…
Hometown Networks and the Limits of Institutional Power in Vietnam’s Elite Circles
Institutionalist scholars contend that formal rules and institutions are crucial for authoritarian resilience. Yet Vietnam’s case challenges this perspective. While Vietnam demonstrates remarkable political stability, its resilience derives from informal dynamics rather than institutional frameworks. This study reveals that the statute on age limits for officials—one of the core rules designed to regulate power transitions—is frequently violated,…
Beyond binary
This review of recently published quantitative tourism studies unveil the prevalence of binary gender measurement in the field. Across the five Australian Business Deans Council’s A* ranked tourism journals, only 7.9% (126 articles) of all quantitative studies published between 2018–2024 report more than two gender classifications. Within these 126 studies that measure more than two gender categories, only 5% (6) include more than two gender meas…
Modeling the Impact of MMR Vaccination Strategies on Measles Outbreaks in Texas
This study uses a mathematical model to simulate a hypothetical measles case importation and estimate potential outbreak sizes across various Texas counties
No “Top of the triangle kids”
Improving Green Literacy and Environmental Culture Associated with Youth Participation in the Circular Economy
The circular economy (CE), a sustainability concept that promotes resource efficiency and waste reduction, has garnered significant popularity in recent years due to its potential to address pressing environmental and economic challenges. This study applies the Bayesian Mindsponge Mindspongeconomics (BMM) framework/analytic method, based on the Bayesian Mindsponge Framework (BMF), to the factors influencing young adults’ pro-environmental behavio…
Identifying Sources of Inter-Hospital Variation in Episode Spending for Sepsis Care
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate inter-hospital variation in 90-day total episode spending for sepsis, estimate the relative contributions of each component of spending, and identify drivers of spending across the distribution of episode spending on sepsis care. DATA SOURCES/STUDY SETTING: Medicare fee-for-service claims for beneficiaries (n=324,694) discharged from acute care hospitals for sepsis, defined by MS-DRG, between October 2014 and September 2018…
Divergence in smoking and drinking trends
The absence of similar policy efforts for alcohol as given to smoking may explain the divergence in secular trends of smoking and drinking. Targeting interventions towards adolescents and young adults may offer the best chance of reducing smoking and drinking prevalence. Cohort effects suggest the need for further research about the relationship between drinking and Northern Ireland's political history
The case for individualised public health interventions
Household-Level Strategies to Tackle Plastic Waste Pollution in a Transitional Country
As one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, Vietnam is tackling environmental pollution, particularly plastic waste. This study contributes to the literature on environmental culture and practical solutions by better understanding households’ behaviours and motivations for (i) sorting waste, (ii) contributing to the environmental fund and (iii) relocating. The questionnaire-based interview method was used to randomly collect information from…
Improving Energy Literacy to Facilitate Energy Transition and Nurture Environmental Culture in Vietnam
Concern about energy depletion has risen because of industrialization and consumerism, pushing a transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. To this end, every group within society, especially the youth, should be made responsible for confronting and/or mitigating environmental problems. This study advances the understanding of young adults’ intentions to learn about energy conservation and its influencing factors, as well as contri…
The Relationship between CSR and CBBE in Sub-Saharan Africa
Relying on the concepts of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and consumer-based brand equity (CBBE) to better understand sub-Saharan African urban marketplaces, this article puts forward a conceptual framework whose objective is to a) investigate the effect of CSR on multiple dimensions of CBBE and b) investigate the moderating role of customer perceived value (CPV). Survey data are from 501 consumers in Ghana and are analyzed using structura…
Changes in the Use of Telehealth Services and Use of Technology for Communication in U.S. Community Supervision Agencies Since Covid-19
The U.S. community corrections system supervises and provides services for nearly 4.4 million individuals. This study explored agency responses during the COVID-19 pandemic using data from 347 surveys of community supervision directors. We examined whether agency and local geographical factors were associated with increased use of telehealth services for mental health, substance use disorders, and criminal behavior. We also assessed whether these…
US Health Care Workforce Changes During the First and Second Years of the Covid-19 Pandemic
This article quantifies changes in employment and average wages of employees of 6 key health care organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic
Identification of Modifiable Risk Factors of Exacerbations in Chronic Respiratory Diseases with Airways Obstruction in Vietnam
besides smoking cessation, more supportive policies, including improvement of occupational environment and housing design for better ventilation, are needed to prevent the severity of chronic respiratory diseases in Vietnam
Brain Drain out of the Blue
Air pollution is a major problem that severely affects the health of inhabitants in developing countries' urban areas. To deal with the problem, they may consider migration to another place as an option, which can result in the loss of skillful and talented workforces. This situation is called the brain drain phenomenon. The current study employed the Bayesian mindsponge framework (BMF) on the responses of 475 urban inhabitants in Hanoi, Vietnam-…
Exploiting Ideology and Making Higher Education Serve Vietnam’s Authoritarian Regime
This article shows how the Communist Party of Vietnam has proactively deployed ideological indoctrination in the higher education system to raise submissive youth as well as to suppress dissenting academics. By demonstrating the use of organizational constraint and ideological exploitation strategies, I propose that post-totalitarian regimes’ political ideology should not just be viewed as a static set of theories or some official claims by the r…
Vietnam
Vietnam's export-led growth strategy and global integration are among the key factors behind thecountry's remarkable achievements in growth and poverty reduction over the last two and a halfdecades. During this period, Vietnam's per capita income increased nearly fourfold and povertywas reduced from around 53 percent in 1992 to 2 percent in 2016. Vietnam has become one of themost open economies in the world with a trade-to-GDP ratio of 187.52 per…
Housing and income effects on HIV-related health outcomes in the San Francisco Bay Area – findings from the SPNS transwomen of color initiative
Transwomen of color are disproportionately impacted by HIV and may have worse health outcomes than other populations. This analysis was conducted to examine structural factors associated with poor health outcomes among transwomen of color living with HIV in the San Francisco Bay Area (N = 159). Univariate and multivariable analyses were conducted to determine if structural factors were associated with poor HIV-related health outcomes. A majority …
Crisis in the Gulf of Mexico
As natural-technological catastrophes become increasingly complex in their severity, scale, and duration, so too must our policy responses. Utilizing the 2010 BP/Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico as a case study, this paper explores the ecological, sociocultural, and political challenges from an interdisciplinary perspective. Consistent with prior research on catastrophes, the findings of this study indicate that the severity of d…
Improving Energy Literacy to Facilitate Energy Transition and Nurture Environmental Culture in Vietnam
Concern about energy depletion has risen because of industrialization and consumerism, pushing a transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. To this end, every group within society, especially the youth, should be made responsible for confronting and/or mitigating environmental problems. This study advances the understanding of young adults’ intentions to learn about energy conservation and its influencing factors, as well as contri…
Household-Level Strategies to Tackle Plastic Waste Pollution in a Transitional Country
As one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, Vietnam is tackling environmental pollution, particularly plastic waste. This study contributes to the literature on environmental culture and practical solutions by better understanding households’ behaviours and motivations for (i) sorting waste, (ii) contributing to the environmental fund and (iii) relocating. The questionnaire-based interview method was used to randomly collect information from…
Exploiting Ideology and Making Higher Education Serve Vietnam’s Authoritarian Regime
This article shows how the Communist Party of Vietnam has proactively deployed ideological indoctrination in the higher education system to raise submissive youth as well as to suppress dissenting academics. By demonstrating the use of organizational constraint and ideological exploitation strategies, I propose that post-totalitarian regimes’ political ideology should not just be viewed as a static set of theories or some official claims by the r…
Divergence in smoking and drinking trends
The absence of similar policy efforts for alcohol as given to smoking may explain the divergence in secular trends of smoking and drinking. Targeting interventions towards adolescents and young adults may offer the best chance of reducing smoking and drinking prevalence. Cohort effects suggest the need for further research about the relationship between drinking and Northern Ireland's political history
Crisis in the Gulf of Mexico
As natural-technological catastrophes become increasingly complex in their severity, scale, and duration, so too must our policy responses. Utilizing the 2010 BP/Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico as a case study, this paper explores the ecological, sociocultural, and political challenges from an interdisciplinary perspective. Consistent with prior research on catastrophes, the findings of this study indicate that the severity of d…
Housing and income effects on HIV-related health outcomes in the San Francisco Bay Area – findings from the SPNS transwomen of color initiative
Transwomen of color are disproportionately impacted by HIV and may have worse health outcomes than other populations. This analysis was conducted to examine structural factors associated with poor health outcomes among transwomen of color living with HIV in the San Francisco Bay Area (N = 159). Univariate and multivariable analyses were conducted to determine if structural factors were associated with poor HIV-related health outcomes. A majority …
Vietnam
Vietnam's export-led growth strategy and global integration are among the key factors behind thecountry's remarkable achievements in growth and poverty reduction over the last two and a halfdecades. During this period, Vietnam's per capita income increased nearly fourfold and povertywas reduced from around 53 percent in 1992 to 2 percent in 2016. Vietnam has become one of themost open economies in the world with a trade-to-GDP ratio of 187.52 per…
The Relationship between CSR and CBBE in Sub-Saharan Africa
Relying on the concepts of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and consumer-based brand equity (CBBE) to better understand sub-Saharan African urban marketplaces, this article puts forward a conceptual framework whose objective is to a) investigate the effect of CSR on multiple dimensions of CBBE and b) investigate the moderating role of customer perceived value (CPV). Survey data are from 501 consumers in Ghana and are analyzed using structura…
Changes in the Use of Telehealth Services and Use of Technology for Communication in U.S. Community Supervision Agencies Since Covid-19
The U.S. community corrections system supervises and provides services for nearly 4.4 million individuals. This study explored agency responses during the COVID-19 pandemic using data from 347 surveys of community supervision directors. We examined whether agency and local geographical factors were associated with increased use of telehealth services for mental health, substance use disorders, and criminal behavior. We also assessed whether these…
US Health Care Workforce Changes During the First and Second Years of the Covid-19 Pandemic
This article quantifies changes in employment and average wages of employees of 6 key health care organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic
Identification of Modifiable Risk Factors of Exacerbations in Chronic Respiratory Diseases with Airways Obstruction in Vietnam
besides smoking cessation, more supportive policies, including improvement of occupational environment and housing design for better ventilation, are needed to prevent the severity of chronic respiratory diseases in Vietnam
Brain Drain out of the Blue
Air pollution is a major problem that severely affects the health of inhabitants in developing countries' urban areas. To deal with the problem, they may consider migration to another place as an option, which can result in the loss of skillful and talented workforces. This situation is called the brain drain phenomenon. The current study employed the Bayesian mindsponge framework (BMF) on the responses of 475 urban inhabitants in Hanoi, Vietnam-…
Exploiting Ideology and Making Higher Education Serve Vietnam’s Authoritarian Regime
This article shows how the Communist Party of Vietnam has proactively deployed ideological indoctrination in the higher education system to raise submissive youth as well as to suppress dissenting academics. By demonstrating the use of organizational constraint and ideological exploitation strategies, I propose that post-totalitarian regimes’ political ideology should not just be viewed as a static set of theories or some official claims by the r…
The case for individualised public health interventions
Household-Level Strategies to Tackle Plastic Waste Pollution in a Transitional Country
As one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, Vietnam is tackling environmental pollution, particularly plastic waste. This study contributes to the literature on environmental culture and practical solutions by better understanding households’ behaviours and motivations for (i) sorting waste, (ii) contributing to the environmental fund and (iii) relocating. The questionnaire-based interview method was used to randomly collect information from…
Improving Energy Literacy to Facilitate Energy Transition and Nurture Environmental Culture in Vietnam
Concern about energy depletion has risen because of industrialization and consumerism, pushing a transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. To this end, every group within society, especially the youth, should be made responsible for confronting and/or mitigating environmental problems. This study advances the understanding of young adults’ intentions to learn about energy conservation and its influencing factors, as well as contri…
No “Top of the triangle kids”
Improving Green Literacy and Environmental Culture Associated with Youth Participation in the Circular Economy
The circular economy (CE), a sustainability concept that promotes resource efficiency and waste reduction, has garnered significant popularity in recent years due to its potential to address pressing environmental and economic challenges. This study applies the Bayesian Mindsponge Mindspongeconomics (BMM) framework/analytic method, based on the Bayesian Mindsponge Framework (BMF), to the factors influencing young adults’ pro-environmental behavio…
Identifying Sources of Inter-Hospital Variation in Episode Spending for Sepsis Care
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate inter-hospital variation in 90-day total episode spending for sepsis, estimate the relative contributions of each component of spending, and identify drivers of spending across the distribution of episode spending on sepsis care. DATA SOURCES/STUDY SETTING: Medicare fee-for-service claims for beneficiaries (n=324,694) discharged from acute care hospitals for sepsis, defined by MS-DRG, between October 2014 and September 2018…
Divergence in smoking and drinking trends
The absence of similar policy efforts for alcohol as given to smoking may explain the divergence in secular trends of smoking and drinking. Targeting interventions towards adolescents and young adults may offer the best chance of reducing smoking and drinking prevalence. Cohort effects suggest the need for further research about the relationship between drinking and Northern Ireland's political history
Beyond binary
This review of recently published quantitative tourism studies unveil the prevalence of binary gender measurement in the field. Across the five Australian Business Deans Council’s A* ranked tourism journals, only 7.9% (126 articles) of all quantitative studies published between 2018–2024 report more than two gender classifications. Within these 126 studies that measure more than two gender categories, only 5% (6) include more than two gender meas…
Modeling the Impact of MMR Vaccination Strategies on Measles Outbreaks in Texas
This study uses a mathematical model to simulate a hypothetical measles case importation and estimate potential outbreak sizes across various Texas counties
Long-term follow-up of the public health impacts and co-benefits of an urban greenway intervention
BACKGROUND: Evidence on the long-term impact of urban green and blue spaces (UGBS) interventions remains limited. This study is a 15-year evaluation of an urban greenway development in Belfast (United Kingdom), assessing the potential effects of this UGBS intervention on physical activity (PA), mental wellbeing and co-benefits. METHODS: Using natural experimental design, a repeated cross-sectional survey was conducted in 2010 (baseline), 2017 (po…
Changes in health inequalities before and after a major urban greenway intervention
BACKGROUND: Evidence concerning health inequalities following urban green and blue space UGBS) interventions is limited. This study examined the changes in health inequalities after a major urban regeneration project, the Connswater Community Greenway (CCG), in Belfast, UK. METHOD: Cross-sectional household surveys were conducted in 2010/11 (baseline), 2017/18 (immediately after completion), and 2023/24 (long-term follow-up) with a sample of appr…
Secondary Efl Teachers' Perceptions of Professional Development Effectiveness
In Vietnam, the approval of new English textbooks has heightened the demand for effective teacher training. This study uses a 6-point Likert-scale questionnaire to survey the perceptions of 103 secondary school EFL teachers regarding the effectiveness of the professional development (PD) courses they have participated in over a ten-year period. The study focuses on such aspects of PD effectiveness as professional attributes, subject matter knowle…
Teacher Readiness to Teach History in Ethnic Minority Boarding and Semi-Boarding Schools in Vietnam
This study examines factors shaping teachers’ perceptions and attitudes toward teaching and competency-based assessment in ethnic minority boarding secondary schools (EMBSS) and ethnic minority semi-boarding secondary schools (EMSBSS) in Vietnam. A cross-sectional survey was administered to 153 teachers using a 50-item Likert-scale instrument covering eight sets of school- and teacher-level factors. Data were analyzed using partial least squares …
Rising Media Enclave Extremism
This paper investigates the strategies employed by The Epoch Times, a far-right ethnic media outlet, to foster enclave extremism within its readership. Analyzing a corpus of 19,000 articles from 2013 to 2022, the study identifies two key discursive strategies: bundling enemies and bundling allies. On the one hand, the outlet strategically bundles its traditional enemy with other targets of the far-right to fuel hatred and discrimination. On the o…
Hometown Networks and the Limits of Institutional Power in Vietnam’s Elite Circles
Institutionalist scholars contend that formal rules and institutions are crucial for authoritarian resilience. Yet Vietnam’s case challenges this perspective. While Vietnam demonstrates remarkable political stability, its resilience derives from informal dynamics rather than institutional frameworks. This study reveals that the statute on age limits for officials—one of the core rules designed to regulate power transitions—is frequently violated,…
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