Daniel Doh
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6181141 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Daniel Doh |
| PRENOMES | Daniel |
| SOBRENOME | Doh |
| ASSINATURA | DOH D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | The University of Western Australia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7352-6121 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Family Reunification Is a Distant Possibility for Some Children in Alternative Care
Placement of children in alternative care is to ensure that they are protected while social workers address the circumstances that led to their removal. However, in the rendering of family reunification services, social workers have realised that some instances make it challenging for some families to be reunified with their children in alternative care. As such, permanency planning should be prioritised for those children to ensure their stabili…
Preparing social work students for gerontological social work practice in Australia
Australia’s aged care sector faces critical workforce shortages highlighting the need for a skilled, responsive, and sustainable workforce. Social workers have an important role to play within the aged care sector, beyond the traditional limits of direct practice in health settings. This paper explored how social work students are prepared to work with older adults. Informed by Bronfenbrenner’s ecological systems theory, the study included semi-s…
A Review of Disability Protection in Nepal Through Social Allowance
This paper endeavors to paint a comprehensive picture of the social security provision of allowances for persons with disabilities in Nepal. It uses a rapid review to understand the policies and practices related to the social security allowances. The key findings are that the Government of Nepal has several policies focused on upholding the rights of the persons with disabilities; it has prioritized disability allowance as one of the five govern…
The Transformative Effect of the Let’s Talk Intervention on Parenting Styles
Gendered social protection interventions such as Let’s Talk are now appreciated as a significant component of family-based HIV prevention services. The intervention deliberately focuses on bridging the caregiver–adolescent relational and communication divides in the context of HIV prevention. This qualitative study used interviews to explore the caregivers’ parenting experiences after attending the Let’s Talk programme in Soweto, South Africa. Si…
Ageing together and the paradox of negotiating care transitions for informal disability carers in migrant multicultural communities
Navigating multiple and complex systems of care and support with ageing family carers from multicultural backgrounds in Australia
Ageing family caregivers of family members with disability must navigate complex social care systems within a single household for long-term and end-of-life transitions. This is particularly challenging for migrants from culturally and racially marginalised (CaRM) backgrounds, given their historical exclusion from developing disability and aged care support systems. Limited research exists on the lived experiences of new and second-generation CaR…
Reablement in need of theories of ageing
The reablement approach is becoming a popular social and health-care model in many Western countries, providing support strategies for older people experiencing impairment. Reablement programmes have been criticised for a lack of theories, explicating the understanding of the problem that it is intended to address, i.e . ageing and impairment in old age. We need to discuss the inherent theories in intervention programmes to question taken-for-gra…
Do Community-based Livelihood Interventions Affect Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Young People in Slum Areas of Uganda
Ghanaian views of short-term medical missions
BACKGROUND: Various governments in Ghana have tried to improve healthcare in the country. Despite these efforts, meeting health care needs is a growing concern to government and their citizens. Short term medical missions from other countries are one of the responses to meet the challenges of healthcare delivery in Ghana. This research aimed to understand Ghanaian perceptions of short-term missions from the narratives of host country staff involv…
Evaluating the impact of a community‐based livelihood intervention on child protection
Globally, children face an increasing risk of harm from abuse, violence and neglect. Progress towards securing a safe environment for them is slow and uneven. There is a growing need to understand how innovative community‐driven interventions could address sociocultural practices that harm children. In this paper, we evaluated the impact of the community‐driven urban programme on livelihood, income fortification and socio‐civic transformation int…
The impact of the livelihoods and income fortification and socio-civic transformation project on the quality of life, wellbeing, self-esteem, and quality of neighbourhood social environment among the …
Functional community-owned assets accumulation and capacity building initiatives for young people in slum areas improved their psychological wellbeing and quality of life. However, such initiatives do not appear to address social relationships and personal independence of young people in slum areas
Staff Quality and Service Delivery
This study examines the nature of staff quality and the extent to which it can explain variations in service delivery outcomes using two selected District Assemblies in Ghana. Staff quality is measured by the interaction of individual-level competences and public service motivation. Depending on intensity, the interaction of competence and public service motivation produced four types of staff quality with varied implications for service delivery…
Choosing an apprenticeship
Young people leaving basic education with no opportunities of continuing on to the next level of education often face a tough choice of what to do next. There are a variety of issues that pose challenges for them, not least being what trajectory to pursue in their quest for skills training for employment. This article examines the precursors to skills choices among young people, using qualitative data from trainees engaging in both informal appre…
Navigating multiple and complex systems of care and support with ageing family carers from multicultural backgrounds in Australia
Ageing family caregivers of family members with disability must navigate complex social care systems within a single household for long-term and end-of-life transitions. This is particularly challenging for migrants from culturally and racially marginalised (CaRM) backgrounds, given their historical exclusion from developing disability and aged care support systems. Limited research exists on the lived experiences of new and second-generation CaR…
Staff Quality and Service Delivery
This study examines the nature of staff quality and the extent to which it can explain variations in service delivery outcomes using two selected District Assemblies in Ghana. Staff quality is measured by the interaction of individual-level competences and public service motivation. Depending on intensity, the interaction of competence and public service motivation produced four types of staff quality with varied implications for service delivery…
Choosing an apprenticeship
Young people leaving basic education with no opportunities of continuing on to the next level of education often face a tough choice of what to do next. There are a variety of issues that pose challenges for them, not least being what trajectory to pursue in their quest for skills training for employment. This article examines the precursors to skills choices among young people, using qualitative data from trainees engaging in both informal appre…
Reablement in need of theories of ageing
The reablement approach is becoming a popular social and health-care model in many Western countries, providing support strategies for older people experiencing impairment. Reablement programmes have been criticised for a lack of theories, explicating the understanding of the problem that it is intended to address, i.e . ageing and impairment in old age. We need to discuss the inherent theories in intervention programmes to question taken-for-gra…
Choosing an apprenticeship
Young people leaving basic education with no opportunities of continuing on to the next level of education often face a tough choice of what to do next. There are a variety of issues that pose challenges for them, not least being what trajectory to pursue in their quest for skills training for employment. This article examines the precursors to skills choices among young people, using qualitative data from trainees engaging in both informal appre…
Staff Quality and Service Delivery
This study examines the nature of staff quality and the extent to which it can explain variations in service delivery outcomes using two selected District Assemblies in Ghana. Staff quality is measured by the interaction of individual-level competences and public service motivation. Depending on intensity, the interaction of competence and public service motivation produced four types of staff quality with varied implications for service delivery…
The impact of the livelihoods and income fortification and socio-civic transformation project on the quality of life, wellbeing, self-esteem, and quality of neighbourhood social environment among the …
Functional community-owned assets accumulation and capacity building initiatives for young people in slum areas improved their psychological wellbeing and quality of life. However, such initiatives do not appear to address social relationships and personal independence of young people in slum areas
Ghanaian views of short-term medical missions
BACKGROUND: Various governments in Ghana have tried to improve healthcare in the country. Despite these efforts, meeting health care needs is a growing concern to government and their citizens. Short term medical missions from other countries are one of the responses to meet the challenges of healthcare delivery in Ghana. This research aimed to understand Ghanaian perceptions of short-term missions from the narratives of host country staff involv…
Evaluating the impact of a community‐based livelihood intervention on child protection
Globally, children face an increasing risk of harm from abuse, violence and neglect. Progress towards securing a safe environment for them is slow and uneven. There is a growing need to understand how innovative community‐driven interventions could address sociocultural practices that harm children. In this paper, we evaluated the impact of the community‐driven urban programme on livelihood, income fortification and socio‐civic transformation int…
Do Community-based Livelihood Interventions Affect Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Young People in Slum Areas of Uganda
Reablement in need of theories of ageing
The reablement approach is becoming a popular social and health-care model in many Western countries, providing support strategies for older people experiencing impairment. Reablement programmes have been criticised for a lack of theories, explicating the understanding of the problem that it is intended to address, i.e . ageing and impairment in old age. We need to discuss the inherent theories in intervention programmes to question taken-for-gra…
Navigating multiple and complex systems of care and support with ageing family carers from multicultural backgrounds in Australia
Ageing family caregivers of family members with disability must navigate complex social care systems within a single household for long-term and end-of-life transitions. This is particularly challenging for migrants from culturally and racially marginalised (CaRM) backgrounds, given their historical exclusion from developing disability and aged care support systems. Limited research exists on the lived experiences of new and second-generation CaR…
Preparing social work students for gerontological social work practice in Australia
Australia’s aged care sector faces critical workforce shortages highlighting the need for a skilled, responsive, and sustainable workforce. Social workers have an important role to play within the aged care sector, beyond the traditional limits of direct practice in health settings. This paper explored how social work students are prepared to work with older adults. Informed by Bronfenbrenner’s ecological systems theory, the study included semi-s…
A Review of Disability Protection in Nepal Through Social Allowance
This paper endeavors to paint a comprehensive picture of the social security provision of allowances for persons with disabilities in Nepal. It uses a rapid review to understand the policies and practices related to the social security allowances. The key findings are that the Government of Nepal has several policies focused on upholding the rights of the persons with disabilities; it has prioritized disability allowance as one of the five govern…
The Transformative Effect of the Let’s Talk Intervention on Parenting Styles
Gendered social protection interventions such as Let’s Talk are now appreciated as a significant component of family-based HIV prevention services. The intervention deliberately focuses on bridging the caregiver–adolescent relational and communication divides in the context of HIV prevention. This qualitative study used interviews to explore the caregivers’ parenting experiences after attending the Let’s Talk programme in Soweto, South Africa. Si…
Ageing together and the paradox of negotiating care transitions for informal disability carers in migrant multicultural communities
Family Reunification Is a Distant Possibility for Some Children in Alternative Care
Placement of children in alternative care is to ensure that they are protected while social workers address the circumstances that led to their removal. However, in the rendering of family reunification services, social workers have realised that some instances make it challenging for some families to be reunified with their children in alternative care. As such, permanency planning should be prioritised for those children to ensure their stabili…
Medicine (8 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare (4 obras) · Ageing (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Intervention (counseling (3 obras) · Nursing (3 obras)