Michael Shepherd
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3655810 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Michael Shepherd |
| PRENOMES | Michael |
| SOBRENOME | Shepherd |
| ASSINATURA | SHEPHERD M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of London |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 70 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1956 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The evolving role of nonprofit hospitals and health systems in improving community health
As the healthcare landscape evolves, hospitals and health systems in the United States (U.S.) are increasingly focusing on factors beyond traditional clinical care, recognizing that social determinants such as housing, nutrition, transportation, and education profoundly influence health outcomes. Historically, hospitals primarily provided medical services within their facilities, but their role has expanded to include efforts that address both pa…
QIsaa, OG, and MT Isaiah 63
The substantial textual variation among three major witnesses to Isa 63:3 (1QIsaa, OG, and MT) has received relatively little attention in the commentary literature and in the scholarly journals and monographs. These witnesses attest to a short text (1QIsaa), a long text (OG), and an even longer text (MT). The present article proposes that the OG Vorlage is an expansion of a pre-1QIsaa text, while the MT is an expansion of 1QIsaa
The Anatomy of Madness
Lay perceptions of the desired role and type of user involvement in clinical governance
Objective The aim of this paper is to explore variations in lay perceptions of user involvement in clinical governance. Context The English National Health Service has sought to build a dependable health service through enhanced effectiveness, responsiveness and consistency. Clinical governance, a policy for improving service quality, is a key pillar of these reforms. It is a statutory duty of primary care organizations to ensure that users are i…
Omtec | Cortadora de Espaguete, Máquina para Corte de Espaguete
This paper reports the findings of a literature review of the health, social care and housing needs of older lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) adults undertaken in 2006 for the Welsh Assembly Government. Peer-reviewed literature was identified through database searches of BNI, PubMed, CINAHL, DARE, ASSIA and PsychInfo. Follow-up searches were conducted using references to key papers and journals as well as specific authors who had pub…
‘Taking off the suit’
Objective To explore the process of public involvement in planning primary health care. Background Recent policy in the UK promotes public involvement in planning health but there have been difficulties in engaging communities in the process. Surveys of health service organizations have found that there has been a failure to adapt to new approaches. It has become important to understand why this has occurred if policy initiatives to encourage inv…
Public Participation in the New NHS
Over the last decade support for increasing public participation in decisions regarding the planning and delivery of health services has become a familiar feature of the policy agenda for the UK National Health Service. This paper reviews current Labour policy towards public participation and reports on the response of primary care groups (PCGs) to recent Labour directives to make patient and public involvement an integral part of the way they wo…
If there were a war tomorrow, we'd find the money
The public is too subjective
Neurolepsis and the psychopharmacological revolution
The Anatomy of Madness
A Historiography in Flux
The Anatomy of Madness
The Anatomy of Madness
Psycho Politics
Notes and Queries
Psychiatric education and the social function of the psychiatrist
Mental Health and Medical Care
We are now slowly re-discovering the conclusion reached by Alfred Grotjahn in his remarkably prescient Soziale Pathologie, namely that "zwischen dem Menschen und der Natur die Kultur steht." [1]. In some measure this maxim affects every branch of modern medicine but to none is it more relevant than psychiatry, which is so closely embedded in the social matrix in which the subject is practiced. A comprehensive study of this matrix would have to to…
The Child Who Dislikes Going to School
S ummary . During the course of an enquiry into the behaviour of a random sample of over 6,000 children aged from 5–15 years, attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire, it was possible to obtain information about each child's reaction to school. This indicated that dislike of school was associated with poor attainment at school and signs of anxiety at home. Boys who disliked school were also found to be significantly more likely to hav…
A Comparative Study of Children's Behaviour at Home and at School
S ummary . An enquiry carried out among a random sample of children attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire made it possible to compare information provided by the parents and teachers of over 6,000 children. This revealed that deviant behaviour at home was significantly associated with lack of academic success and also with the manifestation of behavioural disorders in school. There were, however, many children who exhibited disorde…
The Health and Attitudes of People Who Seldom Consult a Doctor
Three per cent of patients continuously registered in one general practice during the first 10 years of the National Health Service did not visit the doctor at all during that period. Medical and social characteristics of these people, and those who had visited recently, were studied. Broadly speaking, those who never consult their doctors appeared to be healthy
The Epidemiology of Neurosis
The Two-Years' Prognosis of 50 Alcohol Addicts after Treatment in Hospital
The public is too subjective
Omtec | Cortadora de Espaguete, Máquina para Corte de Espaguete
This paper reports the findings of a literature review of the health, social care and housing needs of older lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) adults undertaken in 2006 for the Welsh Assembly Government. Peer-reviewed literature was identified through database searches of BNI, PubMed, CINAHL, DARE, ASSIA and PsychInfo. Follow-up searches were conducted using references to key papers and journals as well as specific authors who had pub…
Public Participation in the New NHS
Over the last decade support for increasing public participation in decisions regarding the planning and delivery of health services has become a familiar feature of the policy agenda for the UK National Health Service. This paper reviews current Labour policy towards public participation and reports on the response of primary care groups (PCGs) to recent Labour directives to make patient and public involvement an integral part of the way they wo…
If there were a war tomorrow, we'd find the money
The Child Who Dislikes Going to School
S ummary . During the course of an enquiry into the behaviour of a random sample of over 6,000 children aged from 5–15 years, attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire, it was possible to obtain information about each child's reaction to school. This indicated that dislike of school was associated with poor attainment at school and signs of anxiety at home. Boys who disliked school were also found to be significantly more likely to hav…
A Comparative Study of Children's Behaviour at Home and at School
S ummary . An enquiry carried out among a random sample of children attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire made it possible to compare information provided by the parents and teachers of over 6,000 children. This revealed that deviant behaviour at home was significantly associated with lack of academic success and also with the manifestation of behavioural disorders in school. There were, however, many children who exhibited disorde…
The Two-Years' Prognosis of 50 Alcohol Addicts after Treatment in Hospital
The Epidemiology of Neurosis
The Health and Attitudes of People Who Seldom Consult a Doctor
Three per cent of patients continuously registered in one general practice during the first 10 years of the National Health Service did not visit the doctor at all during that period. Medical and social characteristics of these people, and those who had visited recently, were studied. Broadly speaking, those who never consult their doctors appeared to be healthy
A Comparative Study of Children's Behaviour at Home and at School
S ummary . An enquiry carried out among a random sample of children attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire made it possible to compare information provided by the parents and teachers of over 6,000 children. This revealed that deviant behaviour at home was significantly associated with lack of academic success and also with the manifestation of behavioural disorders in school. There were, however, many children who exhibited disorde…
The Child Who Dislikes Going to School
S ummary . During the course of an enquiry into the behaviour of a random sample of over 6,000 children aged from 5–15 years, attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire, it was possible to obtain information about each child's reaction to school. This indicated that dislike of school was associated with poor attainment at school and signs of anxiety at home. Boys who disliked school were also found to be significantly more likely to hav…
Mental Health and Medical Care
We are now slowly re-discovering the conclusion reached by Alfred Grotjahn in his remarkably prescient Soziale Pathologie, namely that "zwischen dem Menschen und der Natur die Kultur steht." [1]. In some measure this maxim affects every branch of modern medicine but to none is it more relevant than psychiatry, which is so closely embedded in the social matrix in which the subject is practiced. A comprehensive study of this matrix would have to to…
Psychiatric education and the social function of the psychiatrist
Notes and Queries
Psycho Politics
The Anatomy of Madness
A Historiography in Flux
The Anatomy of Madness
The Anatomy of Madness
Neurolepsis and the psychopharmacological revolution
Public Participation in the New NHS
Over the last decade support for increasing public participation in decisions regarding the planning and delivery of health services has become a familiar feature of the policy agenda for the UK National Health Service. This paper reviews current Labour policy towards public participation and reports on the response of primary care groups (PCGs) to recent Labour directives to make patient and public involvement an integral part of the way they wo…
If there were a war tomorrow, we'd find the money
The public is too subjective
‘Taking off the suit’
Objective To explore the process of public involvement in planning primary health care. Background Recent policy in the UK promotes public involvement in planning health but there have been difficulties in engaging communities in the process. Surveys of health service organizations have found that there has been a failure to adapt to new approaches. It has become important to understand why this has occurred if policy initiatives to encourage inv…
Lay perceptions of the desired role and type of user involvement in clinical governance
Objective The aim of this paper is to explore variations in lay perceptions of user involvement in clinical governance. Context The English National Health Service has sought to build a dependable health service through enhanced effectiveness, responsiveness and consistency. Clinical governance, a policy for improving service quality, is a key pillar of these reforms. It is a statutory duty of primary care organizations to ensure that users are i…
Omtec | Cortadora de Espaguete, Máquina para Corte de Espaguete
This paper reports the findings of a literature review of the health, social care and housing needs of older lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) adults undertaken in 2006 for the Welsh Assembly Government. Peer-reviewed literature was identified through database searches of BNI, PubMed, CINAHL, DARE, ASSIA and PsychInfo. Follow-up searches were conducted using references to key papers and journals as well as specific authors who had pub…
The Anatomy of Madness
QIsaa, OG, and MT Isaiah 63
The substantial textual variation among three major witnesses to Isa 63:3 (1QIsaa, OG, and MT) has received relatively little attention in the commentary literature and in the scholarly journals and monographs. These witnesses attest to a short text (1QIsaa), a long text (OG), and an even longer text (MT). The present article proposes that the OG Vorlage is an expansion of a pre-1QIsaa text, while the MT is an expansion of 1QIsaa
The evolving role of nonprofit hospitals and health systems in improving community health
As the healthcare landscape evolves, hospitals and health systems in the United States (U.S.) are increasingly focusing on factors beyond traditional clinical care, recognizing that social determinants such as housing, nutrition, transportation, and education profoundly influence health outcomes. Historically, hospitals primarily provided medical services within their facilities, but their role has expanded to include efforts that address both pa…
Psychology (12 obras) · Medicine (10 obras) · Psychiatry (9 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Health care (6 obras) · Public relations (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Historical Psychiatry and Medical Practices (4 obras) · Mental Health and Patient Involvement (4 obras) · Nursing (4 obras)