Search Results - "Adams, Tracey"

Politics, ecologies and professional regulation: The case of British Columbia's Professional Governance Act by Adams, Tracey L.

“…A variety of theories have been proposed to explain why states pass legislation to regulate professional groups, and why, more recently, they have acted to…”
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Sociology of professions: international divergences and research directions by Adams, Tracey L

“…This article considers points of convergence and divergence in English-language publications in the sociology of professions. While research on professions in…”
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Professional regulation, profession-state relations and the pandemic response: Australia, Canada, and the UK compared by Adams, Tracey L., Wannamaker, Kaitlin

“…The COVID-19 pandemic provoked a surge in demand for health services. To help meet this demand, governments and health profession regulators implemented…”
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Cancer of the vagina by Adams, Tracey S., Cuello, Mauricio A.

“…Diagnosis of a primary vaginal cancer is rare because most of these lesions will be metastatic from another primary site. Although cancer of the vagina is more…”
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This Happens All the Time: Organizations, Rationalization and Ethical Dilemmas in Engineering by Adams, Tracey L

“…Given their positions of public trust, regulated professions are legally required to uphold ethical standards, and ensure that professional practice protects…”
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“The workload is staggering”: Changing working conditions of stay‐at‐home mothers under COVID‐19 lockdowns by Aslam, Awish, Adams, Tracey L.

“…The COVID‐19 pandemic has drawn attention to the home as a work environment, but the focus has centered on the experiences of paid workers. Stay‐at‐home…”
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Health professional regulation in historical context: Canada, the USA and the UK (19th century to present) by Adams, Tracey L

“…There is no widespread agreement over what form healthcare professional regulation should take, and the evidence base concerning the effectiveness and fairness…”
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Professional regulation in the digital era: A qualitative case study of three professions in Ontario, Canada by Leslie, Kathleen, Myles, Sophia, Alraja, Abeer A, Chiu, Patrick, Schiller, Catharine J, Nelson, Sioban, Adams, Tracey L

“…Technology is transforming service delivery and practice in many regulated professions, altering required skills, scopes of practice, and the organization of…”
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Cancer of the vagina: 2021 update by Adams, Tracey S., Rogers, Linda J., Cuello, Mauricio A.

“…Diagnosis of a primary vaginal cancer is rare, as most vaginal tumors are metastatic from another primary site. Although cancer of the vagina is more common in…”
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Cervical cancer therapies: Current challenges and future perspectives by Burmeister, Carly A., Khan, Saif F., Schäfer, Georgia, Mbatani, Nomonde, Adams, Tracey, Moodley, Jennifer, Prince, Sharon

“…Cervical cancer is the fourth most common female cancer worldwide and results in over 300 000 deaths globally. The causative agent of cervical cancer is…”
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Drivers of regulatory reform in Canadian health professions: Institutional isomorphism in a shifting social context by Adams, Tracey L

“…Abstract Research has documented how the decline in professional self-regulation in the UK and Australia was led by policy-makers in response to regulatory…”
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Regulating for-profit virtual care in Canada: Implications for medical profession regulators and policy-makers by Adams, Tracey L., Leslie, Kathleen

“…For-profit virtual medical care has been expanding rapidly in Canada, creating new societal and practical challenges requiring policy and regulatory reform. We…”
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How gender shapes interprofessional teamwork in the operating room: a qualitative secondary analysis by Etherington, Cole, Kitto, Simon, Burns, Joseph K, Adams, Tracey L, Birze, Arija, Britton, Meghan, Singh, Sukhbir, Boet, Sylvain

“…Despite substantial implications for healthcare provider practice and patient outcomes, gender has yet to be systematically explored with regard to…”
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“Drop dead … I need your job”: An exploratory study of intra-professional conflict amongst nurses in two Ontario cities by Boateng, Godfred O., Adams, Tracey L.

“…Past studies have focused on inter-professional conflict and its implication for professional status and work. However, there is a dearth of research on…”
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Marginalized Inclusion: The Experiences of Visible Minority Engineers in Ontario, Canada by Adams, Tracey L, Flores, Jayzer

“…There is substantial evidence that members of visible minorities experience labour market disadvantages in Canada; however, some fields appear more welcoming…”
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Regulating in the public interest: Lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic by Myles, Sophia, Leslie, Kathleen, Adams, Tracey L., Nelson, Sioban

“…This article has three aims. First, to reflect on how conceptualizations of the public interest may have shifted due to COVID-19. Second, to focus on the…”
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Sexuality post gynaecological cancer treatment: a qualitative study with South African women by Pitcher, Sorrel, Fakie, Nazia, Adams, Tracey, Denny, Lynette, Moodley, Jennifer

“…ObjectivesThis study investigated women’s experiences of their sexuality post gynaecological cancer treatment. Using a holistic sexuality framework, the study…”
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Gendered ecologies: Explaining interprofessional and gender inequalities in Ontario midwifery by Siberry, Alexandra V, Adams, Tracey L

“…Abstract Although midwifery has been a self-regulating profession in Ontario, Canada for over 30 years, practitioners continue to face barriers and…”
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Neo-weberianism and changing state-profession relations: the case of Canadian health care by Adams, Tracey L, Saks, Mike

“…Professions now operate in a more critical modern Western societal context. This has typically led to a major political challenge by the state to the…”
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Gender and Feminization in Health Care Professions by Adams, Tracey L.

“…Within health care, there has long been a gender division of professional labor: men have predominated in higher‐status, higher‐paying professions like…”
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