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1. Staff and Family Views of Alternative Respite Services for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities -- Aims, Outcomes and Experiences

Author

Guerin, Suzanne, Nicholson, Emma, Keogh, Fiona, and Dodd, Philip

Abstract

Background: Respite care has traditionally been conceptualised as a short residential break which allows families a break from caring responsibilities. In recent years, alternative respite services have been developed which promote greater social integration and normalisation for people with intellectual and other disabilities. Specific aim: The present study sought to explore the views of service managers and families on the definitions, aims, outcomes and general experiences of these programmes among a sample of adults with intellectual disabilities (ID) using a range of alternative respite services. Method: Participants were managers of respite services for people with ID (n = 6) and family members (predominantly parents, n = 32) of adults receiving respite services from these organisations. All participants were provided with appropriate information on the study and gave consent. Semi-structured interviews were used to explore participants' perspectives on alternative respite provision for adults with ID. Data were analysed using thematic analysis, with multiple analysts involved to allow for reflection on the interpretation of data. Findings: Managers and families showed diversity in the conceptualisations of respite services, with themes highlighting the importance of the break for both people with ID and families, as well as a clear focus on the needs of and developmental outcomes for the person with ID. As such respite was viewed as both a model of service and an outcome for families and individuals with ID. These differing views appeared to have implications for views on who was the target beneficiary of respite. Discussion: The present study reflects alternative respite as a diverse experience for people with ID, their family members and the service providers supporting them. Nevertheless, views were generally positive. Further consideration of the nature of respite services beyond the traditional conceptualisation is warranted.

Published
2021
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4. Staff and family views of alternative respite services for adults with intellectual disabilities – aims, outcomes and experiences.

Author

Guerin, Suzanne, Nicholson, Emma, Keogh, Fiona, and Dodd, Philip

Subjects
RESPITE care, ATTITUDE (Psychology), RESEARCH methodology, MEDICAL personnel, INTERVIEWING, MEDICAL care, FAMILY attitudes, TREATMENT effectiveness, TERMS & phrases, PEOPLE with intellectual disabilities, THEMATIC analysis, NEEDS assessment, REFLECTION (Philosophy), CONCEPTS, ADULTS
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Background Respite care has traditionally been conceptualised as a short residential break which allows families a break from caring responsibilities. In recent years, alternative respite services have been developed which promote greater social integration and normalisation for people with intellectual and other disabilities. Specific aim: The present study sought to explore the views of service managers and families on the definitions, aims, outcomes and general experiences of these programmes among a sample of adults with intellectual disabilities (ID) using a range of alternative respite services. Method Participants were managers of respite services for people with ID (n = 6) and family members (predominantly parents, n = 32) of adults receiving respite services from these organisations. All participants were provided with appropriate information on the study and gave consent. Semi-structured interviews were used to explore participants' perspectives on alternative respite provision for adults with ID. Data were analysed using thematic analysis, with multiple analysts involved to allow for reflection on the interpretation of data. Findings Managers and families showed diversity in the conceptualisations of respite services, with themes highlighting the importance of the break for both people with ID and families, as well as a clear focus on the needs of and developmental outcomes for the person with ID. As such respite was viewed as both a model of service and an outcome for families and individuals with ID. These differing views appeared to have implications for views on who was the target beneficiary of respite. Discussion The present study reflects alternative respite as a diverse experience for people with ID, their family members and the service providers supporting them. Nevertheless, views were generally positive. Further consideration of the nature of respite services beyond the traditional conceptualisation is warranted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2021
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7. China design soon

Author

Dodd, Philip

Subjects
Art, Chinese -- Exhibitions, Art, Chinese -- Criticism and interpretation, Architecture and design industries, Business, Business, international
Published
2008

9. 'You have to keep creating a new self' A defining aesthetic for the world's new powerhouse? Philip Dodd talked to prolific Chinese artist Zhang Huan about memory, the future and global success

Author

Dodd, Philip

Subjects
Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Rumour has it that a major American gallery owner sank to his knees when he first entered Zhang Huan's studio; and that the writer Nell Freudenberger fictionalised the artist's life [...]

Published
2007

10. A very different cultural revolution DEVELOPING CREATIVE ECONOMIES: As China nurtures its film and other media businesses, it must overcome more than just piracy, writes Philip Dodd

Author

Dodd, Philip

Subjects
Textile industry, Copyright infringement, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Ignore the brouhaha over bras and textiles - the next trade tussle between China and Europe is likely to be over cultural goods. From the highest levels of the national [...]

Published
2005

15. Locked in the Battle over Britain

Author

Dodd, Philip

Subjects
United Kingdom -- International relations, Business, Business, international, Retail industry
Abstract

There are many signs that the UK is very open to change and innovation. It has been greatly affected by its import-export history, and has become extremely outward-going. However, it is facing the problem that it is both fascinated and appalled by change. There is still a certain defensive element, particularly in Scotland, Wales and the north of England, as they seek to sever ties with London.

Published
1995

16. Machine dreams

Author

Dodd, Philip

Subjects
Sculpture -- Exhibitions, Business, Business, international, Retail industry
Abstract

Sculptor Rebecca Horn is soon to hold a London show, split between the Tate and the Serpentine. Over the last two decades, she has undertaken projects and exhibitions in many different countries, and her work is characterised by a sense of movement and restlessness. Her sculptures often move in unusual ways and at unexpected intervals, and she uses a wide range of materials. She has also become involved in other aspects of the visual arts, including movies and performances.

Published
1994

17. Snapshots from a life's work

Author

Dodd, Philip

Subjects
Artists -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Business, Business, international, Retail industry
Abstract

American painter R.B. Kitaj, who now works from London, draws on many influences in his work, but has been particularly affected by films, echoes of which are frequently found in his paintings. He is a very private person, but puts a great deal about human life into his paintings. He is very fond of modernism, but it still more influenced by late 19th century and earlier works. He also writes extensive notes on his paintings, expressing another aspect of his nature.

Published
1994

18. Proceedings of the 4th World Conference on Research Integrity

Author

O’Brien, Susan Patricia, Chan, Danny, Leung, Frederick, Ko, Eun Jung, Kwak, Jin Sun, Gwon, TaeHwan, Lee, Ji Min, Lee, Min-Ho, Nolte, Helga, Gommel, Michael, Sponholz, Gerlinde, Krastev, Yordanka, Sandiran, Yamini, Connell, Julia, Solomon, Nicky, Krasovec, Ursa Opara, Sribar, Renata, Martinson, Brian C., Thrush, Carol R., Gunsalus, C. K., Oransky, Ivan, Marcus, Adam, Graf, Chris, Warne, Verity, Wates, Edward, Joshua, Sue, Roig, Miguel, Mumford, Michael, Deschênes, Mylène, Olivier, Catherine, Dupras-Leduc, Raphaëlle, Hammatt, Zoë, Tamot, Raju, Parker, Robin, Ricard, Cynthia, Nguyen-Khoa, Loc, Titus, Sandra, Jensen, Karsten Klint, Godecharle, Simon, Nemery, Ben, Dierickx, Kris, Gjerris, Mickey, Eriksen, Maud Marion Laird, Hoej, Jeppe Berggren, Steneck, Nicholas H., Nebeker, Camille, Kalichman, Michael, Booen, Elizabeth Mejia, Pacheco, Blanca Azucena, Giacinto, Rebeca Espinosa, Castaneda, Sheila, Li, Ding, Chen, Qiong, Zhu, Guoli, Sun, Zhonghe, Abbasi, Badaruudin, Ganguly, Parthasarathi, Ganguly, Barna, Bonn, Noémie Aubert, Bourcier, Daniele, Bordé, Jacques, Leduc, Michèle, Chou, Chien, Pan, Sophia Jui-An, Tiefenauer, Louis Xaver, Barr, Daniel, Taylor, Paul, Horn, Lyn Margaret, Poff, Deborah, Mavrinac, Martina, Brumini, Gordana, Petrovečki, Mladen, Santos, Christiane Coelho, Vasconcelos, Sonia, Lammey, Rachael, Hartgerink, Chris, van Assen, Marcel, Wicherts, Jelte, Hauge, Hanne Silje, Manka, Aaron, Iturrizaga, Raffael, Foeger, Nicole, Lescano, A. Roxana, Lanata, Claudio, Vasquez, Gissella, Mariana, Leguia, Silva, Marita, Kasper, Mathew, Montero, Claudia, Bausch, Daniel, Lescano, Andres G., Blom, Fenneke, Bouter, Lex, Lategan, Laetus O. K., Manaia, Gustavo Fitas, McCormack, Wayne T., Allen, William L., Connelly, Shane, Crites, Joshua, Engler, Jeffrey, Freedman, Victoria, Garvan, Cynthia W., Haidet, Paul, Hockensmith, Joel, McElroy, William, Sander, Erik, Volpe, Rebecca, Verderame, Michael F., Krstic, Snezana, Handy, Louise, Schaller-Demers, Debra, Lerouge, Inge, Cielen, Gerard, Schoofs, Liliane, Marusic, Ana, Squazzoni, Flaminio, Vaux, David, Al-Wazzan, Khalid, Alorainy, Ibrahim, O’Brien, Nolan, Guerin, Suzanne, Dodd, Philip, Wells, Frank, Blewett, Catherine, Litto, Fredric M., De Lecuona, Itziar, Löfstrom, Erika, Maes, Katrien, Bonn, Noémie, Peatfield, Tony, Boehme, Olivier, Caporale, Cinzia, Fanelli, Daniele, Carfora, John, Strauss, Eric, Lynn, William, De Bruyn, Dieter, Nele, Bracke, De Gelder, Katrien, Van der Burght, Stefanie, e Silva, José Roberto Lapa, Vasconcelos, Sonia M. R., Ingierd, Helene, Frankel, Mark, Vasgird, Daniel, Bird, Stephanie, Yarborough, Mark, Garner, Harold, Campo-Engelstein, Lisa, Master, Zubin, Smith, Elise, Resnik, David, Williams-Jones, Bryn, Malicki, Mario, Utrobicic, Ana, Ioannidis, John P. A., ter Riet, Gerben, Walley, Tom, Bouter, Lex Marius, van der Steen, Jenny, Sorenson, Martha, Prosdocimi, Francisco, Masuda, Hatisaburo, Watanabe, Edson, Pinto, José Carlos, Palácios, Marisa, e Silva, José Lapa, Leta, Jacqueline, Vieyra, Adalberto, Pinto, André, Sant’Ana, Mauricio, Shinkai, Rosemary, Yudin, Boris, Vergès, Etienne, Brun-Wauthier, Anne-Sophie, Vial, Géraldine, Vinther, Torkild, Bähr, Volker, Plemmons, Dena, Davies, Rebecca Lynn, Laube, Katrina, Scheopner, Cynthia, Galland, John, Maisonneuve, Hervé, Decullier, Evelyne, Noble, Brian, Gilis, Anja, Gallacher, David J., Lavrijssen, Tom, David, Malwitz, Dasgupta, Malini, Mols, Hans, Savard, Tony, Mah, Eric, Wager, Elizabeth, Kleinert, Sabine, Kiermer, Veronique, Hufton, Andrew, Clyne, Melanie, Almeida, Renan Moritz, Fontes-Pereira, Aldo, Catelani, Fernanda, Rocha, Karina, Iorns, Elizabeth, Gunn, William, Letellier, Lucienne, Malherbe, Cornelia, Kamata, Takehito, Enebakk, Vidar, Penrod, Lynn, Nørgaard, Thomas, Elverdam, Charlotte, Fassin, Yves, Fekken, Cynthia, Adam, Jamal, Anderson, Melissa S., Buttliere, Brett, Groves, Trish, Shanahan, Daniel, Simera, Iveta, Kirtley, Shona, Villanueva, Eleana, Struthers, Caroline, MacCarthy, Angela, Altman, Douglas, Grebenshchikova, Elena, Greene, Bronwyn, Rohr, Ted, Harriman, Stephanie, Varantola, Krista, Opara, Ursa, Rokne, Jon, Setti, Gianluca, MacPherson, Gordon, Hazelkorn, Ellen, Smith, Carthage, McLaughlin, Robert H., Martins, Tatiana Duque, Tanimoto, Tetsuya, Steneck, Nicholas, Kalleberg, Ragnvald, Hussein, Tajammul, Sun, Ping, Tzeng, Ovid, Zimmerman, Susan, Lescano, Roxana, Heitman, Elizabeth, Nieto, Maria Andrea Rocio del Pilar Contre, Fong, Eric, Wilhite, Al, Motta-Roth, Désirée, Tijdink, Joeri, Smulders, Yvo, Steele, Logan, Watts, Logan, Johnson, James, Williams, Lee, Amini, Sufia, Hooft, Lotty, Kilicoglu, Halil, van Seters, Janneke, Eijsackers, Herman, Voragen, Fons, van der Zijpp, Akke, Brom, Frans, Abbasi, Badaruddin, Almasoud, Naif Nasser, Labuschagne, Adri, Severinsen, Johanne, Engh, Espen, Alani, Daham Ismail, Jusoff, H. J. Kamaruzaman, Gordon, Anita, Harton, Helen C., Rocha, Karina de Albuquerque, de Vasconcelos, Sonia Maria Ramos, Matandika, Limbanazo, Prata, Aline Carolina de Oliveira Machado, Neff, Mark William, Costas, Rodrigo, Larivière, Vincent, Filho, Douglas Leonardo Gomes, Guedes, Diego Oliveira, Keller, Niklas, Feufel, Markus, Offenhauser, Nikolas, Kowalczuk, Maria K., Moylan, Elizabeth C., Speanburg, Katie, Lubomirski, Mariusz, Malwitz, David, Gallacher, David, Gillis, Anja, Marques, Maria Betânia de Freitas, Amâncio, Laressa Lima, Fernandes, Raphaela Dias, Patrocínio, Oliveira, Rech, Cláudia Maria Correia Borges, Sousa, Adriana Nascimento, Garcia, Leila Posenato, Patel, Jigisha, Lada, Farida, Di Capua, Giuseppe, Peppoloni, Silvia, DuBois, James M., Chibnall, John, Van der Wall, Jillon, Tait, Raymond, Holen, Jacob, Johannessen, Adele Flakke, Ellefsen, Torunn, Rech, Claudia, Sousa, Adriana, Beranzoli, Laura, and Beirão, Paulo S. L.

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20. State of the arts.

Author

Dodd, Philip

Subjects
*FEDERAL aid to the arts, *ART finance, *ARTS funding, *GOVERNMENT aid to the arts, *COMMERCIAL art galleries, *ART museums
Abstract

Presents observations regarding the involvement of the British government in arts institutions. Need for strategies that welcome cultures that are not necessarily British in origin; Comparison of subsidized and private arts institutions; Suggestion that all organizations that fund the arts should provide intellectual and not bureaucratic reasons for their involvement; Development of new audiences for various art forms.

Published
2004

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