Laurie J Price
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 86255 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Laurie J Price |
| PRENOMES | Laurie J |
| SOBRENOME | Price |
| ASSINATURA | PRICE L J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Northern Arizona University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1985 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
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Healers as entrepreneurs
Illness management, social alliance, and cultural identity in Quito, Ecuador - 1
The Mismatch Between Anthropology Graduate Training and the Work Lives of Graduates
A glaring mismatch exists between anthropology graduate programs in the United States and the careers of their graduates. Here, I focus on gaps in Ph.D. curricula, but similar patterns characterize many M. A. programs as well. In this article, I challenge the academic anthropology establishment to show that it is providing doctoral students with the knowledge, perspectives, and skills they need to realize optimal work lives. In my view, they are …
How Good Is Graduate Training in Anthropology
Exploring Medical Anthropology, Medical Anthropology and the World System
Exploring Medical Anthropology. Donald Joralemon. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1999. xiv+ 158pp.Medical Anthropology and the World System:. Critical Perspective. Hans A. Baer. Merrill Singer. and Ida Susser. Westport, CT: Bergin and Garvey, 1997. + 276 pp.Understanding and Applying Medical Anthropology. Peter J. Brown. ed. Mountain View, CA. Mayfield, 1998. xii. 451 pp
Applied Archaeology
Life Stories of the Terminally Ill
Nurses and counselors at Hospice in North Carolina noticed that terminally ill clients often tell life stories to caregivers and family. Hospice wanted to sensitize staffmembers to recognize, respect, and respond effectively. I co-directed a project to videotape four Hospice clients reviewing their lives. Subsequently, we held a conference where academics and health care providers shared perspectives on life story. With story narration, the telle…
At the Edge
The representation of video imagery in a printed medium is frustrating when the images speak so eloquently for themselves. Our video, At The Edge...Arizona at Risk, was created for the Flagstaff Multicultural AIDS Prevention Project (FMAPP) to be used as an integral part of its HIV prevention counseling. Funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, FMAPP educates drug-using adults about HIV risk factors such as needle sharing and unprotected s…
Metalogue on Coping with Illness
The processes by which people cope with serious illness must be examined within family and sociocultural contexts. This article outlines a method for proceeding with such contextualized analysis. The method is illustrated with two case studies of family-based illness management in highland Ecuador. Both cases show the importance of culturally mediated, meaning-making responses in successful family adaptation to affliction and loss. Based on these…
A Medical Anthropologist's Ruminations on NIH Funding
The National Institutes of Health administer two-thirds of all public funds spent on health research in the United States (NIH Data Book 1986). Medical anthropologists must examine this multibillion dollar funding program from both pragmatic and critical perspectives. This analysis is based on participant-observation in an NIH-funded university research center. This case study uncovers university-level processes and social relations that shape th…
Other Healers
In the shadow of biomedicine
A reexamination of community participation in health
Cook, Harold L. PhD; Goeppinger, Jean PhD, RN; Brunk, Susan E. MSN, RN; Price, Laurie J. PhD; Whitehead, Tony L. PhD; Sauter, Suzanne V.H. MD Author Information
Physicians of Western Medicine
Adaptive potential, stress, and illness in the elderly
In the shadow of biomedicine
A Medical Anthropologist's Ruminations on NIH Funding
The National Institutes of Health administer two-thirds of all public funds spent on health research in the United States (NIH Data Book 1986). Medical anthropologists must examine this multibillion dollar funding program from both pragmatic and critical perspectives. This analysis is based on participant-observation in an NIH-funded university research center. This case study uncovers university-level processes and social relations that shape th…
The Mismatch Between Anthropology Graduate Training and the Work Lives of Graduates
A glaring mismatch exists between anthropology graduate programs in the United States and the careers of their graduates. Here, I focus on gaps in Ph.D. curricula, but similar patterns characterize many M. A. programs as well. In this article, I challenge the academic anthropology establishment to show that it is providing doctoral students with the knowledge, perspectives, and skills they need to realize optimal work lives. In my view, they are …
How Good Is Graduate Training in Anthropology
Life Stories of the Terminally Ill
Nurses and counselors at Hospice in North Carolina noticed that terminally ill clients often tell life stories to caregivers and family. Hospice wanted to sensitize staffmembers to recognize, respect, and respond effectively. I co-directed a project to videotape four Hospice clients reviewing their lives. Subsequently, we held a conference where academics and health care providers shared perspectives on life story. With story narration, the telle…
Metalogue on Coping with Illness
The processes by which people cope with serious illness must be examined within family and sociocultural contexts. This article outlines a method for proceeding with such contextualized analysis. The method is illustrated with two case studies of family-based illness management in highland Ecuador. Both cases show the importance of culturally mediated, meaning-making responses in successful family adaptation to affliction and loss. Based on these…
Adaptive potential, stress, and illness in the elderly
Adaptive potential, stress, and illness in the elderly
A reexamination of community participation in health
Cook, Harold L. PhD; Goeppinger, Jean PhD, RN; Brunk, Susan E. MSN, RN; Price, Laurie J. PhD; Whitehead, Tony L. PhD; Sauter, Suzanne V.H. MD Author Information
Physicians of Western Medicine
In the shadow of biomedicine
Other Healers
Metalogue on Coping with Illness
The processes by which people cope with serious illness must be examined within family and sociocultural contexts. This article outlines a method for proceeding with such contextualized analysis. The method is illustrated with two case studies of family-based illness management in highland Ecuador. Both cases show the importance of culturally mediated, meaning-making responses in successful family adaptation to affliction and loss. Based on these…
A Medical Anthropologist's Ruminations on NIH Funding
The National Institutes of Health administer two-thirds of all public funds spent on health research in the United States (NIH Data Book 1986). Medical anthropologists must examine this multibillion dollar funding program from both pragmatic and critical perspectives. This analysis is based on participant-observation in an NIH-funded university research center. This case study uncovers university-level processes and social relations that shape th…
At the Edge
The representation of video imagery in a printed medium is frustrating when the images speak so eloquently for themselves. Our video, At The Edge...Arizona at Risk, was created for the Flagstaff Multicultural AIDS Prevention Project (FMAPP) to be used as an integral part of its HIV prevention counseling. Funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, FMAPP educates drug-using adults about HIV risk factors such as needle sharing and unprotected s…
Life Stories of the Terminally Ill
Nurses and counselors at Hospice in North Carolina noticed that terminally ill clients often tell life stories to caregivers and family. Hospice wanted to sensitize staffmembers to recognize, respect, and respond effectively. I co-directed a project to videotape four Hospice clients reviewing their lives. Subsequently, we held a conference where academics and health care providers shared perspectives on life story. With story narration, the telle…
Applied Archaeology
Exploring Medical Anthropology, Medical Anthropology and the World System
Exploring Medical Anthropology. Donald Joralemon. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1999. xiv+ 158pp.Medical Anthropology and the World System:. Critical Perspective. Hans A. Baer. Merrill Singer. and Ida Susser. Westport, CT: Bergin and Garvey, 1997. + 276 pp.Understanding and Applying Medical Anthropology. Peter J. Brown. ed. Mountain View, CA. Mayfield, 1998. xii. 451 pp
The Mismatch Between Anthropology Graduate Training and the Work Lives of Graduates
A glaring mismatch exists between anthropology graduate programs in the United States and the careers of their graduates. Here, I focus on gaps in Ph.D. curricula, but similar patterns characterize many M. A. programs as well. In this article, I challenge the academic anthropology establishment to show that it is providing doctoral students with the knowledge, perspectives, and skills they need to realize optimal work lives. In my view, they are …
How Good Is Graduate Training in Anthropology
Healers as entrepreneurs
Illness management, social alliance, and cultural identity in Quito, Ecuador - 1
Waves
Transportation
You
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