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3. Dignity and the child in hospital

Author

Reed, Paula Louise

Subjects
303.372083
Abstract

This study makes an original contribution to the understanding of dignity and children in hospital. Despite theoretical deconstructions and empirical studies of dignity and adults (Nordenfelt and Edgar, 2005), there has been a dearth of theoretical or empirical work regarding dignity and children (Reed, et al, 2003). In response to this, I have taken an ethnographic approach to understanding the meaning of dignity by exploring and analyzing the perspectives of children, staff and parents on a hospital ward. The main phase of the study took place over a nine-month period in a children’s ward of a District General Hospital. My main methods were participant observation and qualitative interview. During the fieldwork, I made observations on 97 children. In addition, I taped 31 qualitative interviews with children and their parents. 16 staff members gave interviews. I used principles from grounded theory to code responses and identify themes from data and reconstruct meaning through successive levels of abstraction to propose a theoretical framework. Four factors were fundamental to the context of the study: the environment, power relations, the social construction of the children and the changing role of the nurses and parents in caring for a sick child in hospital. From my findings, I identified a dualism of the meaning of dignity, as something that is both intrinsic and extrinsic to the individual. Drawing from symbolic interactionism (Goffman, 1971), I describe how extrinsic dignity is performed using socially proscribed acts and rules and argue that dignity is “played out” on the body of the child. Dignity is important because of the intensity of emotions its loss provokes. I describe the emotional work involved in the promotion and production of dignity (Hochschild, 1983; Smith, 1992) and discuss the nature and role of the witness as influencing the experience of dignity. By placing children centre stage I have challenged the philosophical and theoretical notions of dignity as something acquired and dependent upon autonomy and bodily control. Dignity is a product of social interaction (Soyinka, 2004) where the macro analysis of dignity as the intrinsic worth of an individual is articulated through micro, socially proscribed acts of extrinsic dignity.

Published
2007

5. The nature space. A reflexive thematic analysis of therapists' experiences of 1:1 nature‐based counselling and psychotherapy with children and young people: Exploring perspectives on the influence of nature within the therapeutic process.

Author

Lane, Deborah and Reed, Paula

Subjects
*COUNSELING, *WORK, *PSYCHOTHERAPISTS, *INDIVIDUALIZED medicine, *TREATMENT effectiveness, *EXPERIENTIAL learning, *PSYCHOSOCIAL factors, *PSYCHOTHERAPIST attitudes, *NATURE, *THEMATIC analysis, *PSYCHOTHERAPY, *CHILDREN, *ADULTS, *ADOLESCENCE
Abstract

Nature‐based therapy is an emerging and rapidly developing field within counselling and psychotherapy, yet there is little published empirical research, or integrated models relating to its practice with Children and Young People (CYP). The present study aimed to explore therapists' experiences of one‐to‐one nature‐based counselling and psychotherapy with CYP, eliciting perspectives on the interaction between nature and the therapeutic process. A reflexive thematic analysis provides preliminary insights into possible mechanisms of action with the potential to inform a longer‐term exploration of whether nature‐based therapy is effective, for whom and why. The study highlights the need to better explore and understand how nature‐based therapy supports relational and intrapsychic change in interaction with developmental processes, to inform construction of coherent and consolidated theory and models for practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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11. Revisiting Radburn: 'where art and nature combine to make good living conditions''

Author

McClelland, Linda Flint, Reed, Paula S., and Wallace, Edith B.

Subjects
History, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

Sited in rural Bergen County, Radburn was a model--a safe, modern, and affordable planned community where middle-income Americans could 'breathe and enjoy life.' Created amid the spinach fields of northern [...]

Published
2005

13. Safe house

Author

Reed, Paula

Published
1997

15. Dignity and the Child in Hospital

Author

Reed, Paula Louise.

Abstract

This study makes an original contribution to the understanding of dignity and children in hospital. Despite theoretical deconstructions and empirical studies of dignity and adults (Nordenfelt and Edgar, 2005), there has been a dearth of theoretical or empirical work regarding dignity and children (Reed, et al, 2003). In response to this, I have taken an ethnographic approach to understanding the meaning of dignity by exploring and analyzing the perspectives of children, staff and parents on a hospital ward. The main phase of the study took place over a nine-month period in a children’s ward of a District General Hospital. My main methods were participant observation and qualitative interview. During the fieldwork, I made observations on 97 children. In addition, I taped 31 qualitative interviews with children and their parents. 16 staff members gave interviews. I used principles from grounded theory to code responses and identify themes from data and reconstruct meaning through successive levels of abstraction to propose a theoretical framework. Four factors were fundamental to the context of the study: the environment, power relations, the social construction of the children and the changing role of the nurses and parents in caring for a sick child in hospital. From my findings, I identified a dualism of the meaning of dignity, as something that is both intrinsic and extrinsic to the individual. Drawing from symbolic interactionism (Goffman, 1971), I describe how extrinsic dignity is performed using socially proscribed acts and rules and argue that dignity is “played out” on the body of the child. Dignity is important because of the intensity of emotions its loss provokes. I describe the emotional work involved in the promotion and production of dignity (Hochschild, 1983; Smith, 1992) and discuss the nature and role of the witness as influencing the experience of dignity. By placing children centre stage I have challenged the philosophical and theoretical notions of dignity as something acquired and dependent upon autonomy and bodily control. Dignity is a product of social interaction (Soyinka, 2004) where the macro analysis of dignity as the intrinsic worth of an individual is articulated through micro, socially proscribed acts of extrinsic dignity.

Published
2007

17. Style Clinic

Author

Reed, Paula and Reed, Paula

Subjects
Beauty, Personal, Fashion, Women's clothing
Abstract

Every woman owes herself the simple pleasure of dressing well. Unlock the secret to your own personal style-- regardless of age, shape, or budget.

Published
2009

18. Lean implementation of electronic health records (EHR).

Author

Reed, Paula, primary, Chan, Albert, additional, Colocci, Natalia, additional, Carter-West, Virginia, additional, Kunkel, Matthew, additional, Pierce, Tina, additional, Isle, Mathew, additional, Nguyen, Diana, additional, Roth, Julie, additional, and Yu, Peter Paul, additional

Published
2013
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19. Fashion victim

Author

Reed, Paula, Endean, Chris, and Moss, Nicholas

Subjects
Gianni Versace SpA -- Management, Versace, Gianni -- Biography, Fashion designers -- Biography, Clothing industry -- Management, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The death of Gianni Versace will bring one of fashion's most dynamic and high-profile empires to a sudden halt. It is a style powerhouse that generates an annual turnover of [...]

Published
1997

21. The miracle of the mid–sized bag; Style on Friday

Author

Reed, Paula

Subjects
General interest
Abstract

Byline: Paula Reed The quest for the perfect handbag continues. My present collection is so large that it is a source of embarrassment to me and hilarity to my teenage [...]

Published
2012

22. From Grazia to Harvey Nichols; Style on Friday

Author

Reed, Paula

Subjects
General interest
Abstract

Byline: Paula Reed In September I am crossing the catwalk. After spending more years as a fashion editor than Grazia interns have been alive, it will be with a tinge [...]

Published
2012

24. Modern way to wage trench warfare: Fashion: Burberry, epitome of British cool, has enlisted an unlikely champion to rescue its credibility. Paula Reed on the rebirth of a brand

Author

Reed, Paula

Subjects
Clothing stores, Men's clothing industry, Women's clothing industry, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Alush fantasy life requires specific, often unattain-able, inspiration. A spark. Style fantasies being no exception, it was, for years, a Burberry's trench that drove me wild. I envisaged myself, with [...]

Published
1999

25. Precocious Paris

Author

Reed, Paula

Subjects
Fashion design -- Innovations, Fashion designers -- France, Literature/writing, Political science
Published
1990

26. Beyond bondage

Author

Reed, Paula

Subjects
Men's clothing -- Social aspects, Men's clothing industry -- Marketing, Literature/writing, Political science
Published
1990

29. INVEST IN WHAT YOU LOVE.

Author

Reed, Paula and Hemphill, Meg

Subjects
INVESTMENTS, LOVE, CLOTHING & dress, EMBROIDERY
Abstract

This article presents information related to investing in something one loves. Investing wisely in clothes one will wear forever means understanding the difference between everyday basics one can't live without and those singular pieces that one falls in love with at first sight and keep for years. A $300 coat might seem like a steal, but it really is no bargain if one wears it only three times before he/she gets bored with it— $100 an outing is an extravagant waste of cash. Cameron Silver, owner of the vintage store Decades in Los Angeles, recommends taking clothes with metallic threads, sequins and embroidery to a specialist to hand-clean.

Published
2005

30. TRAVEL WITH STYLE.

Author

Reed, Paula and Hemphill, Meg

Subjects
CLOTHING & dress, BUSINESS travel
Abstract

Presents information on how to pack the right clothes before leaving for a business trips.

Published
2005

31. SURVIVE THE HOLIDAYS WITH STYLE.

Author

Reed, Paula

Subjects
DRESS codes, FASHION accessories, COCKTAIL parties, HOLIDAYS, CORPORATE culture
Abstract

The article recommends dresses for holidays. The writers clarify that what to wear for the holidays' different dress codes, from festive to formal, and help you feel comfortably stylish while you shop. The things to wear in shopping first involves mugs of hot cocoa, a credit card, a stack of mail-order catalogues tabbed with Post-its, a comfortable chair, and a phone within arm's reach. Of course wear comfortable shoes, but carry an evening pair in your bag if you are shopping for a party dress. Don't wear white shoes with a white cocktail dress. Tuxedo jacket and matching trousers Long, figure-skimming skirt Dress (doesn't have to be black) Lacy shell or beaded camisole Evenina coat or fur jacket. INSET: A WORD TO THE WISE.

Published
2004

32. BEAT THE WEATHER WITH STYLE.

Author

Reed, Paula and Hemphill, Meg

Subjects
CLOTHING & dress, WINTER
Abstract

Presents information on clothing for winter season.

Published
2004

33. WHIP YOUR WARDROBE INTO SHAPE.

Author

Reed, Paula and Hemphill, Meg

Subjects
FASHION, CLOTHING & dress
Abstract

Presents information related to fashion products.

Published
2004

34. Tricot treat.

Author

Reed, Paula

Abstract

Presents information on Lucien Pellat-Finet while focusing on the decor of his Paris apartment. Background information on tjhe career of Pellat-Finet; Details on the design of the the apartment; Details on types of furnishings in the apartment;

Published
1997

35. Tan gents.

Author

Reed, Paula

Abstract

Presents information on the luxury leather goods market in Great Britain. Reference to the contributions of Alexander McQueen, Hussein Chalayan, and Antonio Berardi to the industry; Perception that there is a change in attitude in the industry; Focusing on leather designer, Bill Amberg.

Published
1997

36. Casa nostra.

Author

Reed, Paula

Abstract

Focuses on the women's clothing fashion manufacturer Etro. When Etro would make its debut; Who owns Etro; How the company was started; Type of fashion manufactured by Etro.

Published
1997

37. Angelic upstart.

Author

Reed, Paula

Abstract

Profiles the British fashion designer Antonio Berardi. Details on Berardi's career success; Background information on Berardi; Comment from Berardi.

Published
1997

38. Directions Autumn Winter 1997.

Author

Reed, Paula

Abstract

Features the fashion designs, designers and models within the fashion industry focusing on the work of each designer. Description of each fashion design; Information on the purpose of each design; Reference to the characterising of each fashion.

Published
1997

39. The shopping forecast.

Author

Reed, Paula

Abstract

Presents the various European designed yachts along with their owners, including the Britannia, Her Majesty's yacht (HMY) and the Ivana among others. What future does the Britannia have; Information on the captains of design; Description of the owners of these yachts.

Published
1997

40. Serenade for strings.

Author

Reed, Paula

Abstract

Observes the trend in the use of pearls in fashion exhibitions as of April 1997. Unconventional display of pearls in fashion shows; Women's mode of acquiring pearls; Celebrities wearing pearls.

Published
1997

41. Free the spirit.

Author

Reed, Paula and Macpherson, Andrew

Abstract

Claims that John Galliano and Alexander McQueen can revive the interest in couture fashion in Europe. Challenges faced by fashion designers; Definition of a couture house; Preservation of traditional dictates of fashion; Function of couture in mass market of less expensive goods; Works by Galliano and McQueen.

Published
1997

45. Grey is the new black.

Author

Reed, Paula

Abstract

Focuses on fashion trends for 1997 in Great Britain. Challenges facing the fashion industries in Milan, New York, London and Paris in the 1990s; What makes a fashion collection successful; Which colors will be popular in autumn; Which fabrics will be trendy; Comments from a number of people in the industry.

Published
1997

46. Fashion Evolution: The 250 Looks That Shaped Modern Fashion.

Author

Reed, Paula

Subjects
FASHION, BIOLOGICAL evolution
Abstract

Presenting trends that have contributed to the evolution of fashion from the 50s to the 80s, Paula Reed explores the history that has ultimately defined how we dress. Fashion Evolution looks at iconic pieces from the Chanel suit, to Ziggy Stardust, to the Wonderbra, each created by visionaries that, as a result, have made their mark in history. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2019

48. Great at any age.

Author

Reed, Paula

Subjects
FASHION, SPRING
Abstract

Presents information related to spring fashion.

Published
2005

49. THE LOOK AT ANY AGE.

Author

Reed, Paula

Subjects
DRESSES, ACTORS
Abstract

Presents information on dresses and accessories which are mostly worn by Hollywood actors and actresses.

Published
2005

50. THE LOOK AT ANY AGE.

Author

Reed, Paula

Subjects
YOUTH, TELEVISION programs, SKIRTS, CLOTHING & dress
Abstract

The article reports that the problem with conventional wisdom is that it's, well, so conventional. Leave it to the unexpectedly riveting Joely Richardson, who is featured in the highly unconventional television series Nip/Tuck, to smooth out these stylish wrinkles. A shorter skirt delivers the kind of youthful energy that goes out the door when your hem hits the floor. In your 20s Get full impact with a nipped-in waist and a full, knee-length skirt. In your 40s A short jacket, drop waist and full skirt is a winning look for those trying to get a curve out of straight lines. Go for shapes that define your waist and hit gracefully below the knee.

Published
2004

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