Claire Sullivan
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3838202 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Claire Sullivan |
| PRENOMES | Claire |
| SOBRENOME | Sullivan |
| ASSINATURA | SULLIVAN C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Maine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9508-4299 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 64 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1986 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Equivocal Justice
Little is known about how migrant and refugee women who experience family violence interact with the Australian justice system. Drawing on interviews with survivors and service providers and a focus group discussion ( n = 73), this paper explores how survivors view and engage with Australian legal interventions. We found the legal system to be an unreliable site for migrant and refugee women; it was capable of both perpetuating violence through i…
Working with interpreters in the family violence sector in Australia
This study explores the role of interpreters and experiences of interpreting within family violence service provision in Australia. Data were drawn from the ASPIRE Project, a community-based participatory research project involving in-depth interviews with service providers (n = 57) and refugee and migrant women who had experienced family violence (n = 46), and a focus group discussion with interpreters (n = 4). The findings show that interpretin…
It's about Building a Network of Support
Refugees face a heightened risk of sexual and gender-based violence during conflict, transit and in countries of refuge. Despite long-term impacts on survivors, scholarship regarding effective responses remains limited. This paper presents a qualitative thematic analysis from in-depth interviews with 22 Australian service providers. Using a socio-ecological intersectional framework it explores the challenges faced in supporting survivors while hi…
Assessing the delivery of alcohol screening and brief intervention in sexual health clinics in the north east of England
It is possible to embed alcohol screening into routine practice within sexual health services however further work is required to embed brief interventions particularly amongst increasing risk drinkers. If resources are limited, services may consider more targeted rather than universal alcohol screening to specific population groups. The study was undertaken in one GUM service in the North East of England and therefore findings may not be general…
The feasibility and acceptability of the provision of alcohol screening and brief advice in pharmacies for women accessing emergency contraception
It is feasible for pharmacists to carry out screening and brief advice, and most customers find it acceptable. However, pharmacist take-up of the service and participation in the study was low. Pharmacists were enthusiastic about providing screening and other health promotion services; targeting different population groups for alcohol screening may be more successful. Delivery of the AUDIT tool by pharmacists may not obtain reliable responses fro…
Gender Verification and Gender Policies in Elite Sport
Sex-segregated sports require governing bodies to clearly and accurately place athletes in two categories, one labeled 'men' and the other labeled 'women.' Sports governing bodies such as the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) used sex testing procedures to attempt to verify the sex of athletes competing in women's events. In 2004, the IOC introduced the Stockholm Consensus to regula…
Gendered Cybersupport
Within the last few years numerous support groups have emerged on the Internet, presenting new opportunities for patients to communicate with health care professionals and other patients. The present study examines discourse within online cancer support groups, increasing our understanding of sex differences in cybersupport. Two reproductive cancer groups were chosen for this investigation, the Ovarian Problems Mailing List (OPML) and the Prostat…
Breast Talk in Breast Cancer Narratives
Breast cancer often involves uniquely mutilating treatments and is frequently assumed to produce problems specifically associated with feminine identity: body image and sexuality. But empirical research to support this assumption is sometimes mixed and nearly always quantitative in method. This study examines breast talk-specific references to breasts and breast cancer in women's illness narratives-collected in 20 open-ended, in-depth interviews …
Women's Ways of Coping with Breast Cancer
The purpose of this research was to analyze women's ways of coping with their breast cancer experiences. The study took a feminist perspective through its focus on the lived experiences of women. Seventeen women participated in indepth interviews which were transcribed and analyzed for coping themes. Six conceptual categories of coping emerged: normalization, relational coping, spiritual coping, active coping, altruistic coping, and thriving. Cho…
Social Support Satisfaction and Health Locus of Control
Gender Verification and Gender Policies in Elite Sport
Sex-segregated sports require governing bodies to clearly and accurately place athletes in two categories, one labeled 'men' and the other labeled 'women.' Sports governing bodies such as the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) used sex testing procedures to attempt to verify the sex of athletes competing in women's events. In 2004, the IOC introduced the Stockholm Consensus to regula…
Breast Talk in Breast Cancer Narratives
Breast cancer often involves uniquely mutilating treatments and is frequently assumed to produce problems specifically associated with feminine identity: body image and sexuality. But empirical research to support this assumption is sometimes mixed and nearly always quantitative in method. This study examines breast talk-specific references to breasts and breast cancer in women's illness narratives-collected in 20 open-ended, in-depth interviews …
Gendered Cybersupport
Within the last few years numerous support groups have emerged on the Internet, presenting new opportunities for patients to communicate with health care professionals and other patients. The present study examines discourse within online cancer support groups, increasing our understanding of sex differences in cybersupport. Two reproductive cancer groups were chosen for this investigation, the Ovarian Problems Mailing List (OPML) and the Prostat…
Social Support Satisfaction and Health Locus of Control
It's about Building a Network of Support
Refugees face a heightened risk of sexual and gender-based violence during conflict, transit and in countries of refuge. Despite long-term impacts on survivors, scholarship regarding effective responses remains limited. This paper presents a qualitative thematic analysis from in-depth interviews with 22 Australian service providers. Using a socio-ecological intersectional framework it explores the challenges faced in supporting survivors while hi…
Women's Ways of Coping with Breast Cancer
The purpose of this research was to analyze women's ways of coping with their breast cancer experiences. The study took a feminist perspective through its focus on the lived experiences of women. Seventeen women participated in indepth interviews which were transcribed and analyzed for coping themes. Six conceptual categories of coping emerged: normalization, relational coping, spiritual coping, active coping, altruistic coping, and thriving. Cho…
Social Support Satisfaction and Health Locus of Control
Women's Ways of Coping with Breast Cancer
The purpose of this research was to analyze women's ways of coping with their breast cancer experiences. The study took a feminist perspective through its focus on the lived experiences of women. Seventeen women participated in indepth interviews which were transcribed and analyzed for coping themes. Six conceptual categories of coping emerged: normalization, relational coping, spiritual coping, active coping, altruistic coping, and thriving. Cho…
Breast Talk in Breast Cancer Narratives
Breast cancer often involves uniquely mutilating treatments and is frequently assumed to produce problems specifically associated with feminine identity: body image and sexuality. But empirical research to support this assumption is sometimes mixed and nearly always quantitative in method. This study examines breast talk-specific references to breasts and breast cancer in women's illness narratives-collected in 20 open-ended, in-depth interviews …
Gendered Cybersupport
Within the last few years numerous support groups have emerged on the Internet, presenting new opportunities for patients to communicate with health care professionals and other patients. The present study examines discourse within online cancer support groups, increasing our understanding of sex differences in cybersupport. Two reproductive cancer groups were chosen for this investigation, the Ovarian Problems Mailing List (OPML) and the Prostat…
Gender Verification and Gender Policies in Elite Sport
Sex-segregated sports require governing bodies to clearly and accurately place athletes in two categories, one labeled 'men' and the other labeled 'women.' Sports governing bodies such as the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) used sex testing procedures to attempt to verify the sex of athletes competing in women's events. In 2004, the IOC introduced the Stockholm Consensus to regula…
The feasibility and acceptability of the provision of alcohol screening and brief advice in pharmacies for women accessing emergency contraception
It is feasible for pharmacists to carry out screening and brief advice, and most customers find it acceptable. However, pharmacist take-up of the service and participation in the study was low. Pharmacists were enthusiastic about providing screening and other health promotion services; targeting different population groups for alcohol screening may be more successful. Delivery of the AUDIT tool by pharmacists may not obtain reliable responses fro…
Assessing the delivery of alcohol screening and brief intervention in sexual health clinics in the north east of England
It is possible to embed alcohol screening into routine practice within sexual health services however further work is required to embed brief interventions particularly amongst increasing risk drinkers. If resources are limited, services may consider more targeted rather than universal alcohol screening to specific population groups. The study was undertaken in one GUM service in the North East of England and therefore findings may not be general…
It's about Building a Network of Support
Refugees face a heightened risk of sexual and gender-based violence during conflict, transit and in countries of refuge. Despite long-term impacts on survivors, scholarship regarding effective responses remains limited. This paper presents a qualitative thematic analysis from in-depth interviews with 22 Australian service providers. Using a socio-ecological intersectional framework it explores the challenges faced in supporting survivors while hi…
Working with interpreters in the family violence sector in Australia
This study explores the role of interpreters and experiences of interpreting within family violence service provision in Australia. Data were drawn from the ASPIRE Project, a community-based participatory research project involving in-depth interviews with service providers (n = 57) and refugee and migrant women who had experienced family violence (n = 46), and a focus group discussion with interpreters (n = 4). The findings show that interpretin…
Equivocal Justice
Little is known about how migrant and refugee women who experience family violence interact with the Australian justice system. Drawing on interviews with survivors and service providers and a focus group discussion ( n = 73), this paper explores how survivors view and engage with Australian legal interventions. We found the legal system to be an unreliable site for migrant and refugee women; it was capable of both perpetuating violence through i…
Medicine (9 obras) · Psychology (7 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Breast cancer (3 obras) · Cancer (3 obras) · Family medicine (3 obras) · Internal Medicine (3 obras) · Law (3 obras)