Shaun Speed
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3604073 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Shaun Speed |
| PRENOMES | Shaun |
| SOBRENOME | Speed |
| ASSINATURA | SPEED S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Manchester |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6133-7622 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1998 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
On the Road to Social Death
Despite high rates of domestic violence and increased rates of honor killing (HK) over the past decade, there is a paucity of empirical data about how HK affects family members. This study used grounded theory to explore the emotional and social effects of HK on 23 family members of murdered women and found that HK failed to achieve the restoration of honor. Following HK, families subsequently entered a protracted process of grief compounded by n…
Perceptions and attitudes towards exercise among C hinese elders – the implications of culturally based self‐management strategies for effective health‐related help seeking and person‐centred care
BACKGROUND: Encouraging the uptake of physical activity among a culturally diverse elderly population presents a challenge for health-care providers across the world. Little is known about the health-care needs of these populations, for example the increasingly ageing group of Chinese elders in many parts of the world who are now facing later life and increasing challenges to their health. OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to explore behaviours and att…
Chinese Elders' views on their interactions in general practice
These data suggest that significant misunderstandings between Chinese Elders and GPs exist. The findings highlight the dissatisfaction expressed by Elders regarding their interactions with UK health professionals. Chinese Elders' perceptions are influenced by the way Chinese people think about health and illness, and also by their GPs' assumptions. These findings are of value to UK GPs and family doctors worldwide who are concerned with improving…
Perceived barriers to initiating and maintaining physical activity among South Asian and White British adults in their 60s living in the United Kingdom
Understanding the multiple levels of influence on older adults' PA behaviour can provide the basis for developing comprehensive approaches to health promotion initiatives aimed at increasing PA levels. Healthcare providers need to understand the characteristics and specific barriers faced by these groups of older adults; work with older people from these groups to develop culturally appropriate PA programmes and address the misunderstandings and …
A scoping review on the experiences and preferences in accessing diabetes-related healthcare information and services by British Bangladeshis
Diabetes is a chronic condition requiring lifelong self-management. Patients are encouraged to access appropriate services to facilitate optimum management of diabetes. Although equitable access to healthcare in the United Kingdom is a legal right, not all groups and individuals in the community experience equity. Despite various equality laws and numerous efforts to minimise health inequalities related to access, particular community groups are …
Getting a visit
This paper examines the ways in which district nurses and general practitioners interacted and influenced each other's work within primary care services. The data presented here examine how the developments in the organisation of primary care affected the work of district nurses during a time of turbulent change. Qualitative data from 300 hours of participant observation and 40 semi-structured interviews with 33 district nurses were analysed usin…
A comparison of levels of satisfaction of stable drug users treated in general practice and an outpatient (community based) drug treatment service
The objective of the study was to compare levels of satisfaction in stable drug users treated in general practice (GPTG) and a community based outpatient treatment service (OPTG). The study is in two parts. Part 1: Twenty preliminary interviews were undertaken with drug users attending treatment services at an outpatient clinic (n = 12) and with their general practitioner (n = 8). A questionnaire was developed employing a delight-terrible scale a…
The sharing of injecting paraphernalia among 96 regular attenders at needle-exchange schemes in the North West of England
Getting a visit
This paper examines the ways in which district nurses and general practitioners interacted and influenced each other's work within primary care services. The data presented here examine how the developments in the organisation of primary care affected the work of district nurses during a time of turbulent change. Qualitative data from 300 hours of participant observation and 40 semi-structured interviews with 33 district nurses were analysed usin…
On the Road to Social Death
Despite high rates of domestic violence and increased rates of honor killing (HK) over the past decade, there is a paucity of empirical data about how HK affects family members. This study used grounded theory to explore the emotional and social effects of HK on 23 family members of murdered women and found that HK failed to achieve the restoration of honor. Following HK, families subsequently entered a protracted process of grief compounded by n…
The sharing of injecting paraphernalia among 96 regular attenders at needle-exchange schemes in the North West of England
A comparison of levels of satisfaction of stable drug users treated in general practice and an outpatient (community based) drug treatment service
The objective of the study was to compare levels of satisfaction in stable drug users treated in general practice (GPTG) and a community based outpatient treatment service (OPTG). The study is in two parts. Part 1: Twenty preliminary interviews were undertaken with drug users attending treatment services at an outpatient clinic (n = 12) and with their general practitioner (n = 8). A questionnaire was developed employing a delight-terrible scale a…
Getting a visit
This paper examines the ways in which district nurses and general practitioners interacted and influenced each other's work within primary care services. The data presented here examine how the developments in the organisation of primary care affected the work of district nurses during a time of turbulent change. Qualitative data from 300 hours of participant observation and 40 semi-structured interviews with 33 district nurses were analysed usin…
A scoping review on the experiences and preferences in accessing diabetes-related healthcare information and services by British Bangladeshis
Diabetes is a chronic condition requiring lifelong self-management. Patients are encouraged to access appropriate services to facilitate optimum management of diabetes. Although equitable access to healthcare in the United Kingdom is a legal right, not all groups and individuals in the community experience equity. Despite various equality laws and numerous efforts to minimise health inequalities related to access, particular community groups are …
Perceived barriers to initiating and maintaining physical activity among South Asian and White British adults in their 60s living in the United Kingdom
Understanding the multiple levels of influence on older adults' PA behaviour can provide the basis for developing comprehensive approaches to health promotion initiatives aimed at increasing PA levels. Healthcare providers need to understand the characteristics and specific barriers faced by these groups of older adults; work with older people from these groups to develop culturally appropriate PA programmes and address the misunderstandings and …
Chinese Elders' views on their interactions in general practice
These data suggest that significant misunderstandings between Chinese Elders and GPs exist. The findings highlight the dissatisfaction expressed by Elders regarding their interactions with UK health professionals. Chinese Elders' perceptions are influenced by the way Chinese people think about health and illness, and also by their GPs' assumptions. These findings are of value to UK GPs and family doctors worldwide who are concerned with improving…
Perceptions and attitudes towards exercise among C hinese elders – the implications of culturally based self‐management strategies for effective health‐related help seeking and person‐centred care
BACKGROUND: Encouraging the uptake of physical activity among a culturally diverse elderly population presents a challenge for health-care providers across the world. Little is known about the health-care needs of these populations, for example the increasingly ageing group of Chinese elders in many parts of the world who are now facing later life and increasing challenges to their health. OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to explore behaviours and att…
On the Road to Social Death
Despite high rates of domestic violence and increased rates of honor killing (HK) over the past decade, there is a paucity of empirical data about how HK affects family members. This study used grounded theory to explore the emotional and social effects of HK on 23 family members of murdered women and found that HK failed to achieve the restoration of honor. Following HK, families subsequently entered a protracted process of grief compounded by n…
Medicine (8 obras) · Nursing (6 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Family medicine (4 obras) · Health care (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Qualitative research (4 obras) · Environmental health (3 obras) · Gerontology (3 obras)