Susan Rogers
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3586622 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Susan Rogers |
| PRENOMES | Susan |
| SOBRENOME | Rogers |
| ASSINATURA | ROGERS S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Triangle |
| ORCID | 0009-0005-2329-3242 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 102 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1982 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
How Demographic Data Can Strengthen Equity and Efficiency
The 21st Century Assistive Technology Act in December 2022 reauthorized federal funding for state programs to spread awareness and provide assistive technology services to the public. This article analyzes the effectiveness of the act in the areas of equity, efficiency, and savings. The article uses comparative and textual analysis of the bill and its past iterations and descriptive statistical analysis of disability demographics and program data…
Assessing Impact
Background:Research funders make substantial investments in health services research to support the implementation, evaluation, and adoption of equitable, evidence-based solutions in the health system. However, there is limited understanding of the impacts of these investments and their influence on policy and practice. Assessing research impact is crucial to understanding the effectiveness of research, the extent to which research informs decisi…
Pop Life
Prince Rogers Nelson (1958–2016) was a once-in-a-generation songwriter, instrumentalist, singer, performer, and entrepreneur, occupying a singular place in the history of twentieth-century popular music. I served as his staff recording engineer during four of his most productive years (1983–1987), working on albums from Purple Rain through the unreleased Black Album. This article offers my perspective on Prince’s working methods, his genius for p…
Innovation in pain management
The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 2.913 (2021 JCR, received in June 2022)The IJIC 20th Anniversary Issue was published in 2021
Gender differences in HIV disclosure, stigma, and perceptions of health
HIV disclosure is a gateway to HIV prevention - particularly among couples living in regions severely affected by the HIV epidemic. This cross-sectional study utilizes data collected from 862 people living with HIV across three countries (Ethiopia, Mozambique, and Uganda) in 2011 to determine the role of partner disclosure on self-reported health perceptions and changes in sexual risk behavior. The study's secondary aims are to understand whether…
Testing a service integration model
Staff of 20 AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs), grantees of the initiative ConnectHIV in the United States, developed a theoretical model of five categories of factors - external, community, organizational, staff, and client - that lead to effective service integration (SI) and took part in a self-assessment related to the model. The model was tested empirically using GEE analysis to assess the effect of ASO SI scores on client outcomes from parti…
Garnering Grantee Buy-In on a National Cross-Site Evaluation
Grantees on national projects are often required by their funders to take part in evaluation activities. While the requirement can encourage compliance, grantees can feel overburdened and disempowered with their evaluation experience. Evaluators in a national cross-site evaluation utilized multiple strategies for obtaining buy-in of participating grantees: (1) an initial evaluation needs assessment to foster a collaborative partnership and inform…
Maternal factors and experiences associated with observed parenting behavior in mothers attending a residential parenting program
Parents experiencing early parenting difficulties often seek support through parenting programs. Characteristics of mothers seeking parenting support and information at an early parenting center in Victoria, Australia and the relationships between these factors and parenting behavior were explored using an observational measure of parent–child interaction. Participants were 43 mothers and children attending a 5‐day residential parenting program a…
Impact of T-Acasi on Survey Measurements of Subjective Phenomena
Numerous studies have shown that audio-computer-assisted self-interviewing (audio-CASI) and telephone audio-CASI (T-ACASI) technologies yield increased reporting of sensitive and stigmatized objective phenomena such as sexual and drug use behaviors. Little attention has been given, however, to the impact of these technologies on the measurement of subjective phenomena (attitudes, opinions, feelings, etc.). This article reports results for the sev…
Same-Gender Sex in the United States
Well-conducted telephone surveys provide an economical means of estimating the prevalence of sexual and reproductive behaviors in a population. There is, however, a nontrivial potential for bias since respondents must report sensitive information to a human interviewer. The National STD and Behavior Measurement Experiment (NSBME) evaluates a new survey technology-telephone audio computer-assisted self-interviewing (T-ACASI)-that eliminates this r…
Effect of Low Medical Literacy on Health Survey Measurements
Paper self-administered questionnaires (SAQs) are a standard interviewing technique for surveys of sensitive topics. Although SAQs afford respondents greater privacy than face-to-face interviews, they have several limitations. First, they require literate respondents. Second, they require forms literacy—the ability to select consistent responses, implement general survey instructions, and correctly follow branching or skip instructions. Survey re…
Embodying Cultural Memory in Paule Marshall's Praisesong for the Widow
As an epigraph to the section entitled Lave Tete, the third section of her novel Praisesong for the Widow, Paule Marshall uses a brief quotation from a poem by Randall Jarrell: Oh, Bars of my [ldots] body, open, open! (148). It is in this section that Avey Johnson, the novel's protagonist, becomes aware of her body as a repository of memory, as a place where physical sensation echoes emotional feeling. This awareness is pivotal in Avey's progress…
Interview mode and measurement of sexual behaviors
Studies of sexual and other sensitive behaviors are often fraught with a variety of reporting biases. When IAQs are used to collect data, respondents may underreport certain sensitive behaviors and overreport normative behaviors. SAQs can also pose problems: requiring that respondents be literate and able to follow skip patterns. In recent years, the development of computerized technologies--audio-CASI and T-ACASI--have begun to overcome some of …
Entretiens autoadministres sur ordinateur et mesure des comportements sensibles
Rogers Susan M., Gribble James N., Turner Charles F., Miller Heather G. Entretiens autoadministrés sur ordinateur et mesure des comportements sensibles. In: Population, 54e année, n°2, 1999. pp. 231-250
L’enseignement agricole aux États-Unis. À propos du système «Land-grant »
Cet article étudie analytiquement l’historiographie de la constitution du système Land-grant américain. Il s’agit d’un réseau national d’institutions financées sur fonds publics, et se consacrant à la recherche et à la formation agricoles. Ce réseau fut établi par une série de lois fédérales votées par le Congrès américain entre 1862 et 1914. Le système Land-grant , encore très solide de nos jours, combine étroitement la vulgarisation, la recherc…
Male‐male sexual contact in the U.S.A
Estimates of the prevalence of male‐male sexual contact are derived using data from five probability surveys conducted between 1970 and 1990. Estimated minimums of 5 to 7 percent of U.S. men report some same‐gender sexual contact during adulthood. Because of the likelihood of underreporting, these estimates might be considered lower bounds on the actual prevalence of such contact. Estimates show relatively little variation across social and demog…
Causes of death to women of reproductive age in two developing countries
Reproductive mortality in two developing countries
Reproductive mortality includes mortality attributable to pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, childbirth and its sequelae, and contraception. Reproductive mortality has been estimated for the United Kingdom, the United States, and for states of the US. However, it has not previously been measured for developing countries, where maternal mortality often remains distressingly high. This paper reports on data from one governorate of Egypt, where re…
Reproductive mortality in two developing countries
Interpretive Approaches to Southeast Asian Languages and Cultures—A Symposium
The introduction to the symposium sets out a methodological framework for the apprehension of Southeast Asian rituals, languages, and literary texts so that they are at once open to cross-cultural comparative analysis and recorded in social and symbolic contextual detail. Philosopher Paul Ricoeur's use of the term “interpretation” is central here: he urges students of cultures to combine attention to structural features of language and culture (f…
Owners and Operators of Farmland
Land tenure and transfer patterns in two Illinois farm communities are discussed as an example of the ongoing development, sociocultural influences, and intrasector variation within American commercial agriculture. In the aggregate, U.S. farmland tenure patterns appear to have undergone change over the last 40 years, with farmland ownership increasingly dispersed outside of the production sector. Today, the dominant pattern in commercial agricult…
Early Symptoms and Discontinuation Among Users of Oral Contraceptives in Sri Lanka
IUD-associated Hospitalization in Less Developed Countries
Data on 11,977 insertions of an intrauterine device (IUD) from 25 collaborating centers in 16 less developed countries (LDCs) were investigated for IUD-associated hospitalizations. These centers maintained regular follow-up and reported at least one hospitalization among their IUD cases. The Lippes Loop, Copper T, Delta Loop, and Delta T were the most commonly used devices, and three-fourths of all devices were inserted in postpartum women. Fifty…
Efforts toward women's development in Tanzania
Interview mode and measurement of sexual behaviors
Studies of sexual and other sensitive behaviors are often fraught with a variety of reporting biases. When IAQs are used to collect data, respondents may underreport certain sensitive behaviors and overreport normative behaviors. SAQs can also pose problems: requiring that respondents be literate and able to follow skip patterns. In recent years, the development of computerized technologies--audio-CASI and T-ACASI--have begun to overcome some of …
Same-Gender Sex in the United States
Well-conducted telephone surveys provide an economical means of estimating the prevalence of sexual and reproductive behaviors in a population. There is, however, a nontrivial potential for bias since respondents must report sensitive information to a human interviewer. The National STD and Behavior Measurement Experiment (NSBME) evaluates a new survey technology-telephone audio computer-assisted self-interviewing (T-ACASI)-that eliminates this r…
Impact of T-Acasi on Survey Measurements of Subjective Phenomena
Numerous studies have shown that audio-computer-assisted self-interviewing (audio-CASI) and telephone audio-CASI (T-ACASI) technologies yield increased reporting of sensitive and stigmatized objective phenomena such as sexual and drug use behaviors. Little attention has been given, however, to the impact of these technologies on the measurement of subjective phenomena (attitudes, opinions, feelings, etc.). This article reports results for the sev…
Entretiens autoadministres sur ordinateur et mesure des comportements sensibles
Rogers Susan M., Gribble James N., Turner Charles F., Miller Heather G. Entretiens autoadministrés sur ordinateur et mesure des comportements sensibles. In: Population, 54e année, n°2, 1999. pp. 231-250
Reproductive mortality in two developing countries
Reproductive mortality includes mortality attributable to pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, childbirth and its sequelae, and contraception. Reproductive mortality has been estimated for the United Kingdom, the United States, and for states of the US. However, it has not previously been measured for developing countries, where maternal mortality often remains distressingly high. This paper reports on data from one governorate of Egypt, where re…
Owners and Operators of Farmland
Land tenure and transfer patterns in two Illinois farm communities are discussed as an example of the ongoing development, sociocultural influences, and intrasector variation within American commercial agriculture. In the aggregate, U.S. farmland tenure patterns appear to have undergone change over the last 40 years, with farmland ownership increasingly dispersed outside of the production sector. Today, the dominant pattern in commercial agricult…
Effect of Low Medical Literacy on Health Survey Measurements
Paper self-administered questionnaires (SAQs) are a standard interviewing technique for surveys of sensitive topics. Although SAQs afford respondents greater privacy than face-to-face interviews, they have several limitations. First, they require literate respondents. Second, they require forms literacy—the ability to select consistent responses, implement general survey instructions, and correctly follow branching or skip instructions. Survey re…
Garnering Grantee Buy-In on a National Cross-Site Evaluation
Grantees on national projects are often required by their funders to take part in evaluation activities. While the requirement can encourage compliance, grantees can feel overburdened and disempowered with their evaluation experience. Evaluators in a national cross-site evaluation utilized multiple strategies for obtaining buy-in of participating grantees: (1) an initial evaluation needs assessment to foster a collaborative partnership and inform…
Maternal factors and experiences associated with observed parenting behavior in mothers attending a residential parenting program
Parents experiencing early parenting difficulties often seek support through parenting programs. Characteristics of mothers seeking parenting support and information at an early parenting center in Victoria, Australia and the relationships between these factors and parenting behavior were explored using an observational measure of parent–child interaction. Participants were 43 mothers and children attending a 5‐day residential parenting program a…
Causes of death to women of reproductive age in two developing countries
Efforts toward women's development in Tanzania
Early Symptoms and Discontinuation Among Users of Oral Contraceptives in Sri Lanka
IUD-associated Hospitalization in Less Developed Countries
Data on 11,977 insertions of an intrauterine device (IUD) from 25 collaborating centers in 16 less developed countries (LDCs) were investigated for IUD-associated hospitalizations. These centers maintained regular follow-up and reported at least one hospitalization among their IUD cases. The Lippes Loop, Copper T, Delta Loop, and Delta T were the most commonly used devices, and three-fourths of all devices were inserted in postpartum women. Fifty…
Interpretive Approaches to Southeast Asian Languages and Cultures—A Symposium
The introduction to the symposium sets out a methodological framework for the apprehension of Southeast Asian rituals, languages, and literary texts so that they are at once open to cross-cultural comparative analysis and recorded in social and symbolic contextual detail. Philosopher Paul Ricoeur's use of the term “interpretation” is central here: he urges students of cultures to combine attention to structural features of language and culture (f…
Owners and Operators of Farmland
Land tenure and transfer patterns in two Illinois farm communities are discussed as an example of the ongoing development, sociocultural influences, and intrasector variation within American commercial agriculture. In the aggregate, U.S. farmland tenure patterns appear to have undergone change over the last 40 years, with farmland ownership increasingly dispersed outside of the production sector. Today, the dominant pattern in commercial agricult…
Reproductive mortality in two developing countries
Reproductive mortality includes mortality attributable to pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, childbirth and its sequelae, and contraception. Reproductive mortality has been estimated for the United Kingdom, the United States, and for states of the US. However, it has not previously been measured for developing countries, where maternal mortality often remains distressingly high. This paper reports on data from one governorate of Egypt, where re…
Reproductive mortality in two developing countries
Causes of death to women of reproductive age in two developing countries
Male‐male sexual contact in the U.S.A
Estimates of the prevalence of male‐male sexual contact are derived using data from five probability surveys conducted between 1970 and 1990. Estimated minimums of 5 to 7 percent of U.S. men report some same‐gender sexual contact during adulthood. Because of the likelihood of underreporting, these estimates might be considered lower bounds on the actual prevalence of such contact. Estimates show relatively little variation across social and demog…
L’enseignement agricole aux États-Unis. À propos du système «Land-grant »
Cet article étudie analytiquement l’historiographie de la constitution du système Land-grant américain. Il s’agit d’un réseau national d’institutions financées sur fonds publics, et se consacrant à la recherche et à la formation agricoles. Ce réseau fut établi par une série de lois fédérales votées par le Congrès américain entre 1862 et 1914. Le système Land-grant , encore très solide de nos jours, combine étroitement la vulgarisation, la recherc…
Interview mode and measurement of sexual behaviors
Studies of sexual and other sensitive behaviors are often fraught with a variety of reporting biases. When IAQs are used to collect data, respondents may underreport certain sensitive behaviors and overreport normative behaviors. SAQs can also pose problems: requiring that respondents be literate and able to follow skip patterns. In recent years, the development of computerized technologies--audio-CASI and T-ACASI--have begun to overcome some of …
Entretiens autoadministres sur ordinateur et mesure des comportements sensibles
Rogers Susan M., Gribble James N., Turner Charles F., Miller Heather G. Entretiens autoadministrés sur ordinateur et mesure des comportements sensibles. In: Population, 54e année, n°2, 1999. pp. 231-250
Embodying Cultural Memory in Paule Marshall's Praisesong for the Widow
As an epigraph to the section entitled Lave Tete, the third section of her novel Praisesong for the Widow, Paule Marshall uses a brief quotation from a poem by Randall Jarrell: Oh, Bars of my [ldots] body, open, open! (148). It is in this section that Avey Johnson, the novel's protagonist, becomes aware of her body as a repository of memory, as a place where physical sensation echoes emotional feeling. This awareness is pivotal in Avey's progress…
Effect of Low Medical Literacy on Health Survey Measurements
Paper self-administered questionnaires (SAQs) are a standard interviewing technique for surveys of sensitive topics. Although SAQs afford respondents greater privacy than face-to-face interviews, they have several limitations. First, they require literate respondents. Second, they require forms literacy—the ability to select consistent responses, implement general survey instructions, and correctly follow branching or skip instructions. Survey re…
Same-Gender Sex in the United States
Well-conducted telephone surveys provide an economical means of estimating the prevalence of sexual and reproductive behaviors in a population. There is, however, a nontrivial potential for bias since respondents must report sensitive information to a human interviewer. The National STD and Behavior Measurement Experiment (NSBME) evaluates a new survey technology-telephone audio computer-assisted self-interviewing (T-ACASI)-that eliminates this r…
Impact of T-Acasi on Survey Measurements of Subjective Phenomena
Numerous studies have shown that audio-computer-assisted self-interviewing (audio-CASI) and telephone audio-CASI (T-ACASI) technologies yield increased reporting of sensitive and stigmatized objective phenomena such as sexual and drug use behaviors. Little attention has been given, however, to the impact of these technologies on the measurement of subjective phenomena (attitudes, opinions, feelings, etc.). This article reports results for the sev…
Garnering Grantee Buy-In on a National Cross-Site Evaluation
Grantees on national projects are often required by their funders to take part in evaluation activities. While the requirement can encourage compliance, grantees can feel overburdened and disempowered with their evaluation experience. Evaluators in a national cross-site evaluation utilized multiple strategies for obtaining buy-in of participating grantees: (1) an initial evaluation needs assessment to foster a collaborative partnership and inform…
Maternal factors and experiences associated with observed parenting behavior in mothers attending a residential parenting program
Parents experiencing early parenting difficulties often seek support through parenting programs. Characteristics of mothers seeking parenting support and information at an early parenting center in Victoria, Australia and the relationships between these factors and parenting behavior were explored using an observational measure of parent–child interaction. Participants were 43 mothers and children attending a 5‐day residential parenting program a…
Testing a service integration model
Staff of 20 AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs), grantees of the initiative ConnectHIV in the United States, developed a theoretical model of five categories of factors - external, community, organizational, staff, and client - that lead to effective service integration (SI) and took part in a self-assessment related to the model. The model was tested empirically using GEE analysis to assess the effect of ASO SI scores on client outcomes from parti…
Gender differences in HIV disclosure, stigma, and perceptions of health
HIV disclosure is a gateway to HIV prevention - particularly among couples living in regions severely affected by the HIV epidemic. This cross-sectional study utilizes data collected from 862 people living with HIV across three countries (Ethiopia, Mozambique, and Uganda) in 2011 to determine the role of partner disclosure on self-reported health perceptions and changes in sexual risk behavior. The study's secondary aims are to understand whether…
Innovation in pain management
The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 2.913 (2021 JCR, received in June 2022)The IJIC 20th Anniversary Issue was published in 2021
Pop Life
Prince Rogers Nelson (1958–2016) was a once-in-a-generation songwriter, instrumentalist, singer, performer, and entrepreneur, occupying a singular place in the history of twentieth-century popular music. I served as his staff recording engineer during four of his most productive years (1983–1987), working on albums from Purple Rain through the unreleased Black Album. This article offers my perspective on Prince’s working methods, his genius for p…
Assessing Impact
Background:Research funders make substantial investments in health services research to support the implementation, evaluation, and adoption of equitable, evidence-based solutions in the health system. However, there is limited understanding of the impacts of these investments and their influence on policy and practice. Assessing research impact is crucial to understanding the effectiveness of research, the extent to which research informs decisi…
How Demographic Data Can Strengthen Equity and Efficiency
The 21st Century Assistive Technology Act in December 2022 reauthorized federal funding for state programs to spread awareness and provide assistive technology services to the public. This article analyzes the effectiveness of the act in the areas of equity, efficiency, and savings. The article uses comparative and textual analysis of the bill and its past iterations and descriptive statistical analysis of disability demographics and program data…
Medicine (14 obras) · Psychology (9 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (7 obras) · Environmental health (6 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Demography (5 obras) · Demography (5 obras) · Developing country (5 obras)