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Table of Contents
|New to This Edition
|p. ix
|p. xi
|p. xv
|p. xvii
|About the Authors
|p. xxi
|History and Scope of Epidemiology
|p. 1
|p. 2
|Epidemiology Defined
|p. 6
|Foundations of Epidemiology
|p. 13
|Historical Antecedents of Epidemiology
|p. 20
|Recent Applications of Epidemiology
|p. 37
|p. 43
|Practical Applications of Epidemiology
|p. 49
|p. 50
|Applications for the Assessment of the Health Status of Populations and Delivery of Health Services
|p. 52
|Applications Relevant to Disease Etiology
|p. 71
|p. 87
|Leading Causes of Death and Rates for Those Causes in 1900 and 2003
|p. 92
|Measures of Morbidity and Mortality Used in Epidemiology
|p. 93
|p. 94
|Definitions of Count, Ratio, Proportion, and Rate
|p. 94
|Risk Versus Rate
|p. 104
|Interrelationship Between Prevalence and Incidence
|p. 106
|Applications of Incidence Data
|p. 108
|Crude Rates
|p. 108
|Specific Rates
|p. 118
|Adjusted Rates
|p. 123
|p. 133
|Data for Study Questions 2 Through 4
|p. 138
|Descriptive Epidemiology: Person, Place, Time
|p. 141
|p. 142
|Characteristics of Persons
|p. 146
|Characteristics of Place
|p. 175
|Characteristics of Time
|p. 187
|p. 193
|Project: Descriptive Epidemiology of a Selected Health Problem
|p. 201
|Sources of Data for Use in Epidemiology
|p. 203
|p. 204
|Criteria for the Quality and Utility of Epidemiologic Data
|p. 205
|Computerized Bibliographic Databases
|p. 206
|Confidentiality, Sharing of Data, and Record Linkage
|p. 207
|Statistics Derived from the Vital Registration System
|p. 215
|Reportable Disease Statistics
|p. 216
|Screening Surveys
|p. 223
|Disease Registries
|p. 223
|Morbidity Surveys of the General Population
|p. 225
|Insurance Data
|p. 229
|Hospital Data
|p. 230
|Diseases Treated in Special Clinics and Hospitals
|p. 231
|Data from Physicians' Practices
|p. 232
|Absenteeism Data
|p. 233
|School Health Programs
|p. 233
|Morbidity in the Armed Forces: Data on Active Personnel and Veterans
|p. 234
|Other Sources of Data Relevant to Epidemiologic Studies
|p. 235
|p. 236
|Study Designs: Ecologic, Cross-Sectional, Case-Control
|p. 241
|p. 242
|Observational Versus Experimental Approaches in Epidemiology
|p. 243
|Overview of Study Designs Used in Epidemiology
|p. 244
|Ecologic Studies
|p. 249
|Cross-Sectional Studies
|p. 256
|Case-Control Studies
|p. 262
|p. 276
|Study Designs: Cohort Studies
|p. 283
|p. 284
|Cohort Studies Defined
|p. 284
|Sampling and Cohort Formation Options
|p. 295
|Temporal Differences in Cohort Designs
|p. 301
|Practical Considerations
|p. 303
|Measures of Interpretation and Examples
|p. 307
|Summary of Cohort Studies
|p. 318
|Comparisons of Observational Designs
|p. 319
|p. 319
|Experimental Study Designs
|p. 327
|p. 328
|Hierarchy of Study Designs
|p. 328
|Intervention Studies
|p. 330
|Clinical Trials
|p. 331
|Community Trials
|p. 344
|p. 356
|Measures of Effect
|p. 361
|p. 362
|Absolute Effects
|p. 362
|Relative Effects
|p. 365
|Statistical Measures of Effect
|p. 371
|Evaluating Epidemiologic Associations
|p. 374
|Models of Causal Relationships
|p. 376
|p. 381
|Cohort Study Data for Coffee Use and Anxiety
|p. 384
|Data Interpretation Issues
|p. 385
|p. 386
|Validity of Study Designs
|p. 386
|Sources of Error in Epidemiologic Research
|p. 390
|Techniques to Reduce Bias
|p. 396
|Methods to Control Confounding
|p. 399
|Bias in Analysis and Publication
|p. 403
|p. 404
|Screening for Disease in the Community
|p. 409
|p. 410
|Screening for Disease
|p. 410
|Appropriate Situations for Screening Tests and Programs
|p. 414
|Characteristics of a Good Screening Test
|p. 417
|Evaluation of Screening Tests
|p. 418
|Sources of Unreliability and Invalidity
|p. 421
|Measures of the Validity of Screening Tests
|p. 422
|Effects of Prevalence of Disease on Screening Test Results
|p. 424
|Relationship Between Sensitivity and Specificity
|p. 426
|Evaluation of Screening Programs
|p. 428
|Issues in the Classification of Morbidity and Mortality
|p. 429
|p. 432
|Data for Problem 6
|p. 436
|Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases
|p. 437
|p. 438
|Agents of Infectious Disease
|p. 439
|Characteristics of Infectious Disease Agents
|p. 441
|p. 442
|The Environment
|p. 445
|Means of Transmission: Directly or Indirectly from Reservoir
|p. 446
|Measures of Disease Outbreaks
|p. 451
|Procedures Used in the Investigation of Infectious Disease Outbreaks
|p. 456
|Epidemiologically Significant Infectious Diseases in the Community
|p. 457
|p. 482
|Data from a Foodborne Illness Outbreak in a College Cafeteria
|p. 488
|Epidemiologic Aspects of Work and the Environment
|p. 489
|p. 490
|Health Effects Associated with Environmental Hazards
|p. 491
|Study Designs Used in Environmental Epidemiology
|p. 491
|Toxicologic Concepts Related to Environmental Epidemiology
|p. 495
|Types of Agents
|p. 497
|Environmental Hazards Found in the Work Setting
|p. 506
|Noteworthy Community Environmental Health Hazards
|p. 509
|p. 519
|Molecular and Genetic Epidemiology
|p. 529
|p. 530
|Definitions and Distinctions: Molecular Versus Genetic Epidemiology
|p. 531
|Epidemiologic Evidence for Genetic Factors
|p. 539
|Causes of Familial Aggregation
|p. 540
|Shared Family Environment and Familial Aggregation
|p. 542
|Gene Mapping: Segregation and Linkage Analysis
|p. 545
|Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS)
|p. 553
|Linkage Disequilibrium Revisited: Haplotypes
|p. 556
|Application of Genes in Epidemiologic Designs
|p. 558
|Genetics and Public Health
|p. 565
|p. 568
|Psychologic, Behavioral, and Social Epidemiology
|p. 575
|p. 576
|Research Designs Used in Psychologic, Behavioral, and Social Epidemiology
|p. 580
|The Social Context of Health
|p. 581
|Independent Variables
|p. 582
|Moderating Factors in the Stress-Illness Relationship
|p. 588
|Outcome Variables: Physical Health, Mental Health, Affective States
|p. 600
|p. 605
|Epidemiology as a Profession
|p. 613
|p. 614
|Specializations Within Epidemiology
|p. 615
|Career Roles for Epidemiologists
|p. 617
|Epidemiology Associations and Journals
|p. 620
|Competencies Required of Epidemiologists
|p. 624
|Resources for Education and Employment
|p. 625
|Professional Ethics in Epidemiology
|p. 627
|p. 632
|Guide to the Critical Appraisal of an Epidemiologic/Public Health Research Article
|p. 635
|Answers to Selected Study Questions
|p. 641
|p. 651
|p. 668
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Scott Walker, In Five Easy Pieces (2003)
...only time I saw Scott Walker I burst out laughing. It was the mid-60s and... ...hits radio doesn't appear to know of them) and Scott Walker, who possessed a golden syrup baritone,... ...Fire Escape in the Sky: The Godlike Genius of Scott Walker. But I suspect Cope's flaky reputation, an... ...As Marc Almond says, "There is only one Scott Walker, the rest of us can just watch from the...
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SCOTT WALKER INTERVIEWED (2006). Loneliness is a cloak you wear
...could accuse reclusive songwriter and singer Scott Walker of haste. In the time between Walker's last... ...five-CD retrospective (amusingly entitled Scott Walker In Five Easy Pieces) came with admiring quotes... ...up his subject neatly: "There is only one Scott Walker, the rest of us can just watch from the... ...than you do in the sense that, 'Oh, this is Scott Walker and he's a famous recluse.'? I've always... ...Julian Cope album was 'the godlike genius of Scott Walker'. Did that actually make your life difficult,...
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The Last Shadow Puppets: The Age of Understatement (Domino)
...in UK reviews to Scott Walker with regard to this album tweaked my interest... ...this one stands as a fine cult item. Much like Scott Walker albums, I...
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Serge Gainsbourg: Histoire de Melody Nelson (LightintheAttic/Rhythmethod)
...seductive and inventive music and the likes of Scott Walker, Placebo, Jarvis Cocker, Beck and others all...
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Lotus Mason: Lotus Mason (Glowb)
...voice has drawn favourable comparisons with Scott Walker and Bowie at his peak in the late Seventies....
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Various Artists: The Hal David and Burt Bacharach Songbook (EMI)
...men . . ." But Gene McDaniels sounds like Scott Walker on the moody and orchestrated Another Tear...
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Beirut; The Flying Club Cup BEST OF ELSEWHERE 2007
...indie Anglopop, French chanson, nods to Scott Walker, hints of Spanish or mariachi music, snippets...
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Sean Rowe: Magic (Anti)
Because of the nature of his burred baritone -- and these profound and emotionally deep songs -- it would be wrong to say this debut by New York singer-songwriter Rowe is "exciting". That mi
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Jacques Brel, Infiniment (2004 compilation)
...have been covered by the likes of David Bowie, Scott Walker, Ute Lemper, Judy Collins and Nina Simone. The...
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Ute Lemper: The Best of Ute Lemper (Decca)
...by this woman so admired by Tom Waits, Bowie, Scott Walker, Jarvis Cocker, Nick Cave and many others who...
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Clinic: Visitations (Domino/EMI)
...from Liverpool, this is their fourth album, Scott Walker picked them for the Meltdown Festival he...
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Solomon King: Happy Again (1968)
Solomon King -- not to be confused with the equally enormous late Solomon Burke -- was something of a one-hit wonder when his big voiced ballad She Wears My Ring went racing up the charts in the UK in
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Various: Next Brel (Barclay)
...dozens of musicians down the decades, notably Scott Walker, Leonard Cohen, Nina Simone, Dusty Springfield...
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Various Artists: Late Night Tales; Midlake (LateNightTales/Southbound)
...some different names alongside the familar (Scott Walker, Steeleye Span, Bjork, Beach House, The Band)....
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Richard Hawley: Lady's Bridge (Mute) BEST OF ELSEWHERE 2007
...at various times brings to mind Morrissey, Scott Walker, Roy Orbison and others with rich, dark and...
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JACQUES BREL PROFILED: Seasons in, and out of, the sun
...have been covered by the likes of David Bowie, Scott Walker, Ute Lemper, Judy Collins and Nina Simone. The...
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Scott Walker + Sun O))): Soused (4AD)
...Walker's setting a breathless pace these days: it was...
Scott Walker: Bish Bosch (4AD)
...about, but rather less listened to. Put Scott Walker at the top of that list. This is only his... ...you just have to flee. Whatever you make of Scott Walker here's an ironclad guarantee about this album....
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These New Puritans: Fields of Reeds (Infectious)
...analysis where your reference points might be Scott Walker around Tilt, experimental contemporary chamber...
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WILLIS EARL BEAL INTERVIEWED (2013): The reluctant Nobody who knows
...I also like [actor/director] Vincent Gallo, Scott Walker, Cat Power, Iggy Pop . . . so many different...
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BIEBER FEVER (2010): In defense of cheap pop
...and have to include John Lennon, Mick'n'Keith, Scott Walker, Madonna and many more who had creditable...
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THE SHARP SARACENO AND THE MYSTERIOUS MARKETTS: Tales from the farce side
...bands made up of other players. (The young Scott Walker, second from the right, was in one version...
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Sarah Blasko: As Day Follows Night (Universal)
...in the league of Greta Garbo, Howard Hughes or Scott Walker. Still, we mustn't judge artists by their...
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THE BARGAIN BUY: The Essential Roy Orbison
...culture as Johnny Cash, Leonard Cohen and Scott Walker. Few would try to cover Orbison's classic...
The Bargain Buy: bargainbuy/6926/the-bargain-buy-the-essential-roy-orbison/
PETER GABRIEL, THE SOLO FLIGHT 1985-2011: Into another world
...Darkness plumb depths that only the likes of Scott Walker (or Trent Reznor, who did some remixes) would...
Absolute: absoluteelsewhere/4606/peter-gabriel-the-solo-flight-1985-2011-into-another-world/
...wit. (For Elsewhere's original review go here) Scott Walker; Bish Bosch: Contemporary art music is what...
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Brendan Perry: Ark (Cooking Vinyl)
...remote quality. Delivering like a less aloof Scott Walker, Perry keeps his dark -- but sometimes soaring...
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...to really appreciate it of course. Graham Scott Walker: Bish Bosch. Because it is not a retread of...
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Daughn Gibson: Carnations (SubPop)
...shapeless diversity (there are also echoes of Scott Walker and prog-rock embellishments which might have...
THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE QUESTIONNAIRE: Kelly Sherrod and James Duncan of Punches
...Bryars - The Sinking of the TitanicScott Walker - The Old man's Back Again, just because its... ...Alison Krauss, Bee Gees….JAMES: Scott Walker - A side of meat The three films you'd insist...
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The Famous Elsewhere Questionnaire: thefamouselsewherequestionnaire/4353/the-famous-elsewhere-questionnaire-kelly-sherrod-and-james-duncan-of-punches/
...To read Elsewhere's full review go here Scott Walker + Sun O))); Soused: We said . . . With LA...
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BEST OF ELSEWHERE 2009 St Vincent:Actor (4AD)
...and you might like to add to the mix recent Scott Walker, mad Stevie Nicks and raiding "special...
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David Bowie: Nothing Has Changed (Parlophone)
...it sounds not dissimilar to the territory Scott Walker explored in the Seventies. But this collection...
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THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE QUESTIONNAIRE: James Duncan
...hoping to watch The Seventh Seal because Scott Walker did a song about it. The last CD or vinyl...
The Famous Elsewhere Questionnaire: thefamouselsewherequestionnaire/7195/the-famous-elsewhere-questionnaire-james-duncan/
Susanna and the Magical Orchestra: Love Will Tear Us Apart (2006)
...has also covered material by Leonard Cohen, Scott Walker and Nick Cave, Badfinger's Without You and...
From the Vaults: fromthevaults/6753/susanna-and-the-magical-orchestra-love-will-tear-us-apart-2006/
Magnetic Fields: 69 Love Songs (2000)
...Romantic, Rancid on the 57-second Punk Love, Scott Walker for the gorgeous Parades Go By, the Residents...
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Essential: essentialelsewhere/831/magnetic-fields-69-love-songs-2000/
Mr Lee Grant: Tabatha Twitchit (1968)
...and nor did he have an emotional range like Scott Walker or Roy Orbison. Because he came up through the...
Tagged with: new zealand music |
From the Vaults: fromthevaults/5062/mr-lee-grant-tabatha-twitchit-1968/
David Bowie: The Next Day (Sony)
...and the poetic spirit and vocal style of Scott Walker adopted (to much so perhaps?) for the gloomy...
David Sylvian: Gone to Earth (1986)
...behind Sylvian's languid vocals (akin to Scott Walker in places) and tracks like the atmospheric and... ...A kindred spirirt with Eno, Robert Wyatt, Scott Walker, Fripp, Ryuchi Sakamoto, German electronica...
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Essential: essentialelsewhere/2760/david-sylvian-gone-to-earth-1986/
BLAIR JOLLANDS INTERVIEWED (2004): Kiwi expat under a watchful eye
...style as "the illegitimate child of Scott Walker and Jim Morrison with a bit of Desi Arnez and...
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Absolute: absoluteelsewhere/3373/blair-jollands-interviewed-2004-kiwi-expat-under-a-watchful-eye/
Tim Hollier: Full Fathoms Five (1968)
...and Tim Buckley with the orchestral nuances of Scott Walker". That's pretty high praise and this...
From the Vaults: fromthevaults/6361/tim-hollier-full-fathoms-five-1968/
John Rowles: If I Only Had Time (Universal)
...Norrie Paramor) invite serious comparison with Scott Walker. And Don't Take Her She's All I Got --...
Tagged with: new zealand music |
TERENCE REIS INTERVIEWED (2014): Going strait to the heart of Mark Knopfler
...Oldfield and appeared on albums by Suede and Scott Walker; and the other keyboardist Paddy Milner...
Absolute: absoluteelsewhere/6509/terence-reis-interviewed-2014-going-strait-to-the-heart-of-mark-knopfler/
PULP REISSUED (2012): Portrait of the Jarvis as a young knobhead
...to take the European stylings of balladeer Scott Walker (on I Want You, Being Followed Home, They...
Absolute: absoluteelsewhere/4822/pulp-reissued-2012-portrait-of-the-jarvis-as-a-young-knobhead/
THE BARGAIN BUY - David Bowie: Heroes/Lodger
...African Night Flight which owed a debt to Scott Walker's Nite Flight, and Yassassin); throws off epic...
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The Bargain Buy: bargainbuy/2888/the-bargain-buy-david-bowie-heroes-lodger/
Filthy Boy: Smile That Won't Go Down (Shock)
...smarts all over it – Jimmy Jammies is Scott Walker cabaret, the spirits of Jarvis Cocker and Nick...
Antony and the Johnsons: Cut the World (Unspk)
...outre show on Friday night in Auckland), Scott Walker, Dudley Benson and many others -- who exist...
Music: music/5249/antony-and-the-johnsons-cut-the-world-unspk/
Lawrence Arabia: The Sparrow (Unspk)
...that references to the European sounds of Scott Walker and Serge Gainsbourg, whom Milne says he was...
Tagged with: best of elsewhere 2012 |
Julian Cope: Revolutionary Suicide (Head Heritage/Southbound)
...early on an advocate for the rediscovery of Scott Walker, has produced books on Britain and Europe's...
Music: music/5949/julian-cope-revolutionary-suicide-head-heritage-southbound/
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown: The Crazy World of Arthur Brown (1968)
...rock and prog. At times Brown has the power of Scott Walker as re-imagined by Zappa (Come and Buy), at...
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Essential: essentialelsewhere/4000/the-crazy-world-of-arthur-brown-the-crazy-world-of-arthur-brown-1968/
Various Artists: Got No Chains; The Songs of the Walkabouts (Glitterhouse/Yellow Eye)
The Walkabouts have -- for 25 years -- been the vehicle for songwriter Chris Eckman (see here) and Carla Torgerson who have been mainstays in a band with a revloving door membership. Some might push t
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Music: music/3248/various-artists-got-no-chains-the-songs-of-the-walkabouts-glitterhouse-yellow-eye/
UTE LEMPER INTERVIEWED (2010): The fearless angel comes treading
Ute Lemper – the foremost interpreter of Weimar cabaret songs and the music of Jacques Brel, Kurt Weill and Edith Piaf – doesn't pull her punches. With no prompting at all after she mentio
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Absolute: absoluteelsewhere/3160/ute-lemper-interviewed-2010-the-fearless-angel-comes-treading/
DAVID GATES INTERVIEWED (2003): Not in it for the Bread
Here's something not many fans of soft-rock singer David Gates -- formerly the songwriter and voice behind Bread -- will know. When he was a much younger man he wrote and produced some material with o
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The Triffids and Guests: It's Raining Pleasure (Madman DVD)
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BURT BACHARACH IN 1995: The slow rehabilitation
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Chris Eckman: The Last Side of the Mountain (Glitterhouse/Yellow Eye)
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LEONARD COHEN PROFILED: Life of a ladies' man
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The Antiviral director chat body horror, celebrity obsession and why he's happy to be compared to his famous father.
On the strength of his aseptic directorial debut Antiviral, which had its premiere at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival in the Un Certain Regard section, Brandon Cronenberg is proof that there's such a thing as good filmmaking genes. The influence of his father, David, is stamped all over his satirical body horror. As LWLies found out recently, however, Brandon's got no concerns about being compared to Cronenberg Sr.
LWLies: You took the film to various festivals in 2012, did you find that people's reactions differed from festival to festival?
Cronenberg: A little bit, although I think generally the audiences seemed to be pretty into it, people tended to stick around after for the Q&As. The audiences have been really great so far.
Had it been a long journey for you or did it all come together quickly?
It actually started back in 2004, when I started film school. I was extremely sick for a while, I had this bad flu and kept having really bad fever dreams which was getting me very upset. It really weirded me out that I had this thing, this virus inside of me that was living and fighting my body. After I got better I started to think about these characters who might see disease as something intimate, and I made the link with our celebrity obsessed culture. So, you know, you might want Angelina Jolie's cold or Bruce Willis' infection. Someone's virus as a way to feel connected to them on a more intimate level. It felt like a good metaphor.
To you, then, the film is as much about psychological disease as it is physical...
Yeah, it started with physical disease and then became more about this mental, less literal illness of celebrity obsession. It became a satire, it's hugely critical of celebrity culture. It's a widespread insanity, at the extreme end of celebrity obsession there's a kind of mania that represents enormous loss of perspective. But it's become so common, so everyday in our culture.
It's ironic that you went to place like Cannes to promote the film, where celebrity obsession is the festival's currency to a large extent.
Yeah, that didn't pass me by. It's kind of hilarious to me, but in a way Cannes was the best place to have a discussion about celebrity obsession, when it's right in your face like that and you can't avoid it. The flip side of it is that the film is commenting on something more immediate.
How do you think we've got to the point we're at now in society?
I honestly don't know. I think it's rooted in something older and broader than our own culture, it's connected to religion and you can see the foundations of it in churches all over the world. It has to do with the commoditisation of celebrity and fetishisation of fame, and I think what's different now is that modern-day media is producing celebrities extremely quickly, people are becoming famous very quickly for not doing anything and their careers become just about being famous and making money as they can off their fame while they still have it. I think the celebrity industry is becoming something insular and unrelated to accomplishment.
Do you think we may eventually see a backlash to that breed of celebrity?
I wonder... I don't know. Maybe we'll eventually dispense of all forms of culture and art and just worship these false idols. Or maybe there will be a backlash. I could see either extreme happening. But the mainstream will continue to be defined by industries that are exploiting people's interests for money.
Why did you decide to turn this idea into a body horror?
I didn't really set out to make a body horror, and actually I didn't even realise we were making a horror until we were halfway through shooting. But in terms of the body elements there are a couple of reasons. It's a style that fetishises the body, and so the film had to fetishise the body as part of its satire. I mean, celebrity culture fetishises the body in a way which I think is perfect, but people are so used to it that I had to do something more grotesque and shocking to get people's attention. Also, I wanted to have a cultural contrast between celebrities, which had to feel like fictional characters without bodies, and the human animal behind that, the decaying, farting, shitting, dying animal. So we needed to make the body very uncomfortably explicit to contrast the inhuman parts of the film.
How did Caleb [Landry Jones] become involved?
I saw him in X-Men: First Class and also he's the kid in No Country For Old Men. So I'd seen him in some films but I wasn't thinking of those films when we were casting because they're so different. But his agent had worked with my producer and they were discussing possible actors and we got hold of Caleb's reel to look at. We all got really excited because he's a really fascinating actor, you know, he's got this hard to articulate thing that some actors have that makes them so interesting to watch. Thankfully he liked the script and things moved pretty quickly after that.
It's an extremely physical performance. Did that come from the script or was that something Caleb brought to the part?
It was definitely a collaboration. There were elements of the script that called for it but I have to say Caleb really pushed it beyond anything I was expecting. I had no idea what he was capable of and how far he could go. Early on he was really willing to hurt himself and we had to tell him to go easy on himself a few times. Some of the pain you see is definitely real though.
There's obvious similarities between Antiviral and some of your father's earlier films. Do you embrace those comparisons or do try to deflect them?
I think it as inevitable, so I try not think about it too much. I think some of the similarities are more subtle and some a really quite defined. But it was always going to be the case and I knew it was going to be like that from the moment I decided I wanted to be a filmmaker. He's my dad, I've got his genes. It's in my fabric.
Did he oversee any of Antiviral?
Not really. I mean, he was there for advice but he was pretty busy around the time of promoting, I think promoting A Dangerous Method or maybe filming Cosmopolis.
What do you love about movies?
I think it's a powerful medium, partly because there's so many elements to it. It's almost becoming hard to define what film is. But I also think it still has a significant place in our cultural landscape, people are so passionate about movies they love and movies they hate. I hope that doesn't change.
Antiviral is released 1 February in cinemas and 11 February on DVD and digital download.
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How to beat Cal
Baseball is working out indoors on Thursday but plans are for the Ducks to play their home opener on Friday at 5 p.m. at PK Park. Mucho info on the Ducks in the Thursday print edition of The Register-Guard, compiled by Adam Jude.
My Thursday assignment was to find out if they'll play Friday. The Ducks were working out at the Moshofsky Center as the snow on PK Park playing surface was plowed to the side. Play on, say the Ducks.
"It's not that cold out there," said Madison Boer, a Minnesota native.
Could the key Thursday in Oregon's 6 p.m. game against California be foul calls and free throws?
In the game at Berkely, the Bears attempted 41 free throws, the most this season in a Pac-10 game that didn't go overtime (Cal shot 42 in three overtimes the league-leading Wildcats.) Cal made 30 of those in an 85-77 win over Oregon.
The Ducks? They shot 26, and made 17. Yes, Oregon trailed from the start, and by 18 midway through the first half, and the trailing team usually fouls more than the team it's chasing. But Oregon's 30 fouls were a season high, and the Ducks have trailed in other games.
The Ducks need to reverse those numbers, and get the Bears in foul trouble. Cal plays with about a seven-player rotation, and only has one backup, who would be Bak Bak, for the front line.
This is an essential crucial game as the Ducks attempt to finish in the top six of the Pac-10 and avoid playing on the first night of the conference tournament.
Beat the Bears, and Oregon will at least keep a tie for fourth place. Lose, and Oregon could be tied for sixth and Stanford could be within a game of the Ducks entering Saturday's game between Oregon and the Cardinal at Matthew Knight Arena.
HOW SIGNIFICANT would it be for the Ducks to finish in the first division, in Dana Altman's first season as head coach?
Here's the history of first-year Oregon coaches over the past 50 years:
Dick Harter, 1971-72, eighth in the Pac-8 at 0-14.
Jim Haney, 1978-79, tied for sixth in the first season of the Pac-10 at 7-11.
Don Monson, 1983-84, third in the Pac-10 at 11-7.
Jerry Green, 1992-93, ninth in the Pac-10 at 3-15
Ernie Kent, 1997-98, tied for fifth in the Pac-10 at 8-10.
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Exclusive: Campaign aims to save nurse jobs with 'good housekeeping'
Nurses will be encouraged to look for ways to save money on essentials, such as gloves and syringes, as part of a major campaign being developed by the Royal College of Nursing and NHS Supply Chain.
The campaign, which is still in its planning stages, will highlight how nurses on the ground can contribute to making cost savings – and ultimately help protect nursing jobs.
"This is about all of us taking a little bit of responsibility. If we don't make changes then our NHS is not going to be sustainable"
Mandie Sunderland
Organisers estimate nurses working together with procurement managers could save more than £30m – the equivalent of 1,000 nursing jobs – just by streamlining the purchasing of basics like wipes, incontinence products and cannulae.
The campaign is the brainchild of Mandie Sunderland, chief nurse at Pennine Acute Hospitals Trust and the RCN's representative on the NHS Supply Chain's customer board. She told Nursing Times she was keen to identify ways nurses could contribute to boosting efficiency and making savings "to protect the frontline".
She said she was inspired by the success of a project to standardise products while she was chief nurse at Heart of England Foundation Trust, which saved £700,000 in one year.
"That's quite a lot of nursing jobs. If you can do that in one trust imagine how much we can save if we do it across the NHS," she told Nursing Times. "I don't want to be looking to save money from my nursing budget, so I would rather nurses looked to see if we can do things differently through what is essentially good housekeeping."
The campaign, which is due to launch officially in January next year, will feature a range of resources for nurses plus support and advice from the national procurement body NHS Supply Chain.
It could also include a spot of healthy competition with nursing teams challenged to see who can save the most money.
Some of the resources are due to be tested at Pennine Acute and include a card that sets out the potential savings from getter better deals on clinical products – spelt out in numbers of nursing jobs.
For example, the partners estimate it would be possible to save £6.9m on exam gloves – which could equal 230 nurses – and £5.48m on disposable wipes, cleaning cloths and associated products – about 182 nurses.
"If we can help trusts and nurses make savings, then there is more money to ideally to protect the frontline"
Rosalyn Sands
The trust has also just started using nurse-shaped red, amber and green stickers in storerooms to flag up the most expensive items, those that are mid-price and the cheaper products.
"We're looking at what we can do to make nurses aware of the cost of what we use," said Ms Sunderland. "We tend to just open a drawer and get out what we need and go away.
"This is about all of us taking a little bit of responsibility," she said. "If we don't make changes then our NHS is not going to be sustainable."
Rosalyn Sands, stakeholder manager for NHS Supply Chain, which manages the sourcing, delivery and supply of healthcare products and food to the NHS, noted that she normally worked with heads of procurement.
However, she said clinicians like nurses made decisions every day about the products they used and were often responsible for online ordering, so had a vital role in helping the NHS save money.
"If we can help trusts and nurses make savings, then the idea is there is more money to go round elsewhere and ideally to protect the frontline," she said. "One of the key ways to save money is to standardise, so instead of buying five different kinds of gloves, just buy one or two.
"People can also look at the way they order things – are they ordering five times a month rather than once a month and ordering in bulk?"
"We don't think it is right to complain about something without trying to find solutions"
Janet Davies
The campaign has the working title of Nurses Take Control and another key element will be encouraging nurses to work more closely with procurement professionals.
"One of the first things we'll be saying is to make friends with the people who are procuring in your organisation – make sure you know what they are doing and they know what you're doing," said Janet Davies, director of nursing and service delivery at the RCN.
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"What we know is that where these conversations happen, that's where we're seeing the good results."
As well as saving money, those behind the campaign say standardising products across trusts could help improve patient safety by reducing the risk of nurses struggling to use items they are not familiar with. They claim the campaign will not add to the workload of already over-stretched frontline nurses under pressure due to current staffing shortages.
"We're very concerned about funding in the NHS and about the number of nursing posts that were going in order to save money – although that is changing at last," said Ms Davies. "However, we don't think it is right to complain about something without trying to find solutions.
"What we're hoping is this won't be massively time-consuming," she added. "It's the sort of work people are already doing as part of their clinical role. There may be times when people have to get together to have a conversation, but that will be time invested well."
Ms Davies said a number of RCN members who work in procurement would be supporting the project. "There are some nurses who are focusing on this and doing some fantastic work already so we want to harness the energy of those people as well," she said.
The organisers are keen to get nurses and healthcare assistants involved in shaping the campaign and will be staging focus groups during the summer and early autumn.
- Nurses interested in getting involved can contact the RCN or email Rosalyn Sands at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Sorry, I thought we had been doing this for a number of years now
sack a few useless, unecessary managers and modern matrons, youll save a bloody fortune, then perhaps we could have proper staffing levels as well
we already do this within our trust and have done for a number of years, savings have always been made first on non pay to protect the pay. It seems to be down to nurses to count the pennies yet again!
No point in individuals undertaking this. You need to know who is responsible for this happening in your Trust. As it is probably already an exercise that is taking place and there will no doubt will clinical staff already involved.
Many Trusts already employ clinical nurses to undertake these exercises and will already have logged substantial savings against their Trusts non-pay CIP.
Asking individual nurses to sign-up could undo much of the hard work undertaken by Clinical Procurement nurses. Theres more to it than chosing the cheapest product on Supply Chain.
Wasn't this part of the Productive Ward Project? Not sure if this is re-branding an exercise which has already taken place.
Anonymous | 29-Jul-2014 1:53 pm
Many Trusts already employ clinical nurses to undertake these exercises and will already have logged substantial savings against their Trusts non-pay CIP.
Ward clerks or clerical workers should do this work. Such a waste of nurse intelligence and training. More paper work and computer work foisted onto nurses.
what about central purchasing for the NHS as an organisation? With modern logistics, individual hospitals can order standard items at a fixed price from companies with a supply contract, and deliveries can be made from the nearest depot. This would require some organisation in ensuring good stock control.
How about purchasing generic medication instead of branded?
Savings on syringes and gloves? How does that work exactly? If I wear a pair of gloves it is to protect me or my patient, why would I use them otherwise. Syringes? do any nurses use them unnecessarily ? How? I am sorry but although I am all for saving money I do not understand the mention of those two items. However I am constantly amazed at the amount of disposables we do use. Everything that once was pre sterilised in a central area is now 'disposable' after use. Nothing is washed and reused, just thrown away. I shudder at the waste in every department. Apart from that I think most corners that can be safely cut have already been cut in most hospitals to save money. To say ' this is about all of us taking a little bit of responsibility.' Well I am glad that is clear, no pressure at all, just blame the nurses who use one extra wipe to make someone comfortable, one extra sheet when it is damp, perhaps stop putting the patient first and the finances to the front. We all suspect the poor old NHS will not survive in the coming years, but if it doesn't it will not be the fault of the dedicated nurses who have toiled to keep standards up with ever diminishing money.
Anonymous 3:17pm It isnt about not using products, it is about standardising so all the wards and departments are using the same kind of syringe or gloves. In our region we saved £254,000 just by changing all our syringes to one brand. Most Trusts have been doing this for the last 8 years but procurement teams need clinical support to help chose suitable products. Working together really can save thousands which means you can buy more equipment and support more nurses.
What concerns me is that the reason cited for trying to save this money is to, so say pay for nurses/ ? more nurses. I am not convinced this actually happens and it would just ultimately mean an even smaller budget for the Trusts involved. Cynical me, surely not!!!!!
This used to happened years ago with centralised stores, before individualised ward/dept budgets. I am now retired, but suggested years ago about wards/depts. getting together to place orders which may offer a discount, eg. for beds and large items. I also suggested that there could be savings, be it small, if electrical equipment, in offices that were unoccupied over weekends/ bank holidays, were switched off. It tends to happen for PCs, but not photocopiers, shredders, faxes, etc. It would also reduce the fire risk. I don't think either idea was taken up. So if this is to work, then management have to listen and take notice!! Also, there needs to be a direct link between your ideas and the person dealing with them, who is able to make a decision, other than having to go through every rung on the ladder from the bottom to the top, such a time and financial waste in itself. I would also like to see that the savings ARE actually passed on to nursing posts.
There is a lot of dead wood in the nhs, two and sometimes three people doing a job that can often be done by one. I'm not just talking non-clinical, but a rethink on ward or department managers above band 6 in some areas would save a lot of money, which in turn could encourage an irresponsible government to give grossly underpaid staff nurses a rise, before they all clear off abroad.
I am concerned that the article considers incontinence products as basics without thought to the people who have to wear them and whose dignity is affected if they do not meet their needs. Whilst some patients will only need incontinence products as a temporary measure, others depend on them to cope with longterm bladder and or bowel dysfunction. There is great variation between brands and different ranges of the same brand. People leak urine in different ways, some sudden large gushes, others small amounts frequently. Bowel leakage can vary equally. The wrong pad leads to unnecessary leakage, moisture related skin problems in people often at high risk of pressure ulcers. It is vital that wards stock a range of products so that patients have pads that meet their leakage needs, not by a stated maximum absorbency tested in lab. Many pads limit the ability for a person to use a toilet when able. Other urological devices including urinary sheaths, urine drainage bags and catheters are not generic products. Patients need products that promote independence and not reliance on others. Lack of choice on the ward, leads to patients being sent home with devices that they struggle to cope with and possibly need readmission when they cannot operate the drainage tap, or can not leave home as they have a bag on a stand.The Care Quality Commission states that
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Beware of false economies, what may seem to have a theoretical saving may end up costing the NHS more.
If we go back 50 years, Matron would have been responsible for the stores function in the hospital and working closely with the supplies team would ensure that the products used delivered the quality, safety and value the hospital needed. Since then we have seen many different ways of trying to get to a NHS price for basic clinical consumables where clinicians could be confident the product will do what it says on the tin. Some of this has been addressed through national contracts (although too much choice) and so it falls to individual hospitals to make a decision on the 'gloves', 'syringe' etc it uses.
Good Trusts have clinical product review groups or engage closely with nursing, medical and AHP staff to support decision making. Their are a number of Trusts who have employed nurses or AHP's in procurement and supplies team to help bridge this perceived gap and the evidence shows that the Trust gets better value for the products it uses.
All of us have a responsibility to consider the cost of care but we all know from experience that the unit price is just one indicator of how this will benefit the patient. Working as a team will make sure we take into account all of the factors that lead to the decision to use a particular product/brand.
Recognising the contibution nurses make in this area is great but could be dangerous to assume we are not already doing this today.
I would be more in favor of the RCN focusing on best practice rather than a tool kit from just one of many suppliers to the NHS.
As for whether this will deliver more nurses I am not sure it will but could help stop losing any more posts as deficits increase
Yep, already happens in my Trust.
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Now my mother was married before she married my daddy. She had three boys and a
girl. I got one half-sister and three half-brothers. They died when they
was very little.
My grandmother had fifty acres of land and she give
my mammy's brother Baliff twenty-five acres and she give my mammy
twenty-five acres. We lived up there in the Ben Cove when I was little
bitty. I was born up there. I was delivered by a midwife. I was trying
to think of her name. Can't do it though. Sometimes they paid them with
different things. If they had any money they paid them with money, but
if they didn't, they'd take any kind of food. Dried apples. Dried
peaches. Or brush beans. Or anything like that. And meat.
One year we had it real tough. Daddy couldn't get no work around close and he had
to go to his sister's in Pennsylvania. He went and stayed two years that
I never seed him. He worked at making these bathtubs. That's what he
made. I was just little and I didn't even know him when he got back. I'd
never seed him with a suit of clothes and a tie on before. Me and
Branscum was just little bitty things. I guess Branscum wouldn't have
been two years old. There ain't but two years between us. We was out up
there playing, and this man come down and come to us. He knowed us. But
we didn't know him. We was afeared of him.
My mammy knew he'd be back. He sent money back, but he saved a lot he brought in. We had
plenty to eat and things like that. My mother made the awfulest crop
that year you ever seed. She worked just like a man. She'd plow. Plowed
the ground, laid it off, and planted it. The other children was bigger
than me‹three of them‹and they'd help. I wouldn't be much hand to work
because I was just very little. They finally got to logging on
Spillcorn, and they'd walk and go to that job. But that was maybe
fifteen years after he come back from Pennsylvania. There didnąt used to
be no work around here to do.
We had two log houses when I was growing up, but they didn't set together.
There was a big yard between them. The kitchen was in one house, and the living room and
the bedrooms was all together in one log house. We didn't have no flooring in the
kitchen, where we did the cooking. We had a dirt floor. The living room
and bedrooms was all together and it was big. It was big enough to hold
four beds and plenty of room with a big fireplace. It was warm, but if
it was snowy you had to wade the snow to get down to the kitchen to eat
and to cook.
We cooked with one of these old kind of step stoves.
Back then you couldn't get one of these big, good stoves like you get
now. It had four eyes on top and a little apron out in front. And just a
place where you put your bread in. And really, it was very small, but
you could cook good on them. There was a door there at the little apron
where you put your wood in. You don't ever see none of them no more.
My mother's brother lived right on down below us in a log house and he
had five younguns. I'd go down there a lot and play with them, and
they'd come to play with me. And then there was another house on down,
and sometimes we'd go down there. And they had twelve children. There
was bunches of children and they all lived pretty close. Younguns
couldn't get toys back in them days like they do now. They generally
made them a rag doll. When I was little I had rag dolls to play with
that my older sisters would make.
I had two dresses when I begin to go to school. Two checked cotton dresses. I wore one to
school and one of a Sunday. When I wore that one a week to school, I'd put my Sunday
dress on for my mother to wash my school dress.
My mother was a good sewer. She could make any kind of dresses, pants. She could weave and
card. She'd make us yarn jackets to wear. Knit gloves and stockings. I
had shoes. I mighta not of had none when I was very small, but when I
went to go to school I had shoes. But they was different to what shoes
is now. They called them button shoes, high-topped button shoes. You had
to have a hook to button them up with.
You didn't get out unless you
walked or went in a wagon or rode a horse back in them days. You had
money if you wanted to get out and go to these foreign stores and
places. If you hadn't had the money you couldn't get out and get
nothing. You had to ride a horse though if you went to Marshall, or
walk. That's twenty-two miles from here. You generally didn't go too
often. I guess I'd sometimes go to Marshall once a week. Maybe out to
Walnut. I'd trade out at Walnut‹at the old station they called it. John
Ramsey had a big store there. I'd go over there every Easter to get my
Easter outfit. Every Easter. I'd walk out there and walk back the same
day. I'd walk through the mountains, and it ain't so far‹maybe eight or
ten miles. I loved to walk back then. I could walk. Sometimes there were
people out there that I knew and I'd stop in and see them.
You couldn't get a car back in here. Not in them days. You could take a
wagon, but people just didn't have no cars. I guess they could've come
so far, but they couldn't have come on up I don't guess. That road used
to go right on up through the branch. Right up the branch.
I rode a mule to the top of the mountain with a sack of fertilize. Right in front
of me. I had a saddle on the mule. You couldn't put it behind you. It
would've went off. You had to put it in front of you. They made
two-hundred-pound sacks back then. That was the reason they would clear
them big new grounds on top of the mountain. You could raise all kinds
of stuff. Taters. Did raise some baccer up there once I think. The land
was better. It would make better stuff. The land was richer.
Back in them days we'd have workings. Everybody around nearly would come and
help. They didn't charge you nothing. In a day or two they'd clear an
acre, all but ready to burn it off. Have it all piled high, big brush
piles‹a sight. They didn't have no power saws. They'd saw those trees
down with a crosscut saw. You didn't have to dig those roots from the
trees unless you wanted to. You just let the stumps stand and rot out
and plant around them. You had to grub the little things. Most of the
time you'd lay it off and plant your stuff. You didn't have to plow it
up unless you wanted to. You'd come back later and hoe it. We had two
acres on this big steep hill and we never did plow it. Hoed it without
plowing it.
You'd take you a hoe and make you a hole and drop your
stuff in it where it was steep that way. Sometimes, back then in some
places, you didn't use fertilize. The ground was rich and would make
good stuff unless it was baccer. Now the baccer, when they first got to
raising it, they'd put just a teaspoon of fertilize with each hill. They
didn't plant it like they do now. Make a little hill around that
fertilize, cover it over, and stick your baccer in there.
Things don't grow enough to make stuff as good as they used to. Lord, I've seen
one cabbage cut up fill a dishpan full. And big ears of corn. I don't
think it grows as well now. You canąt grow nothing now unless you've got
the fertilize. But used to, you didn't have to have it.
You'd save your seed. You'd plant a cabbage and it would make seeds. Plant a beet,
and it would make seeds. You'd save your seeds, and my mother was a
person that would sure save them. Plenty of seeds of every kind. I do
that yet. I save my mater seeds and cucumber seeds and watermelon seeds.
Bean seeds. You'd save enough of it. It wouldn't take too much. A bushel
of seed would plant two or three acres.
We'd save our corn seed right on the cob. I've seed mammy sack it up and hang it on a tier pole
in the barn to keep the rats or anything from bothering it. We'd shell
it to feed to the hogs. When we first moved up in here hogs, and cows
too, just ran wild in the mountains. Theyąd eat chestnuts. There used to
be the awfulest sight of chestnuts. Hogs would get fat on them. When we
first moved, before Daddy bought that place up there, we had the
awfulest bunch of hogs ever was. There was a fence above the house and
my mammy had a dog trained. It knowed our hogs from our neighbors' and
wouldn't let those other hogs in the slop at all. It ran them off.
I reckon it did save moneyif you had to pay for seeds then like you
do now. I don't think back then there was no place to go to get no
seeds. You had to save them or do without. If I didn't have them, I'd
buy them, or beg them from somebody else. Somebody always had them some.
But I always tried to save me some. I didn't have to beg.
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