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  • Editor's Corner

  • Debra L. Martin
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    American Antiquity / Volume 88 / Issue 4 / October 2023
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    03 November 2023, pp. 449-450
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  • Editor's Corner

  • Debra L. Martin
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    American Antiquity / Volume 88 / Issue 3 / July 2023
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    24 August 2023, pp. 281-282
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  • Editor's Corner

  • Debra L. Martin
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    American Antiquity / Volume 88 / Issue 2 / April 2023
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    20 March 2023, pp. 123-124
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  • Editor's Corner

  • Debra L. Martin
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    American Antiquity / Volume 88 / Issue 1 / January 2023
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    01 February 2023, p. 1
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  • Editor's Corner

  • Debra L. Martin
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    American Antiquity / Volume 87 / Issue 3 / July 2022
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    29 June 2022, pp. 437-438
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  • Editor's Corner

  • Debra L. Martin
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    American Antiquity / Volume 87 / Issue 2 / April 2022
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    20 April 2022, pp. 215-216
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  • Editor's Corner

  • Debra L. Martin
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    American Antiquity / Volume 86 / Issue 4 / October 2021
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    03 November 2021, pp. 667-668
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  • Editor's Corner

  • Debra L. Martin
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    American Antiquity / Volume 86 / Issue 3 / July 2021
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    22 July 2021, pp. 445-446
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  • Exploratory factor analysis and reliability of the Primary Health Care Engagement (PHCE) Scale in rural and remote nurses: findings from a national survey

  • Julie G. Kosteniuk, Norma J. Stewart, Chandima P. Karunanayake, Erin C. Wilson, Kelly L. Penz, Judith C. Kulig, Kelley Kilpatrick, Ruth Martin-Misener, Debra G. Morgan, Martha L.P. MacLeod
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    Primary Health Care Research & Development / Volume 18 / Issue 6 / November 2017
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    27 July 2017, pp. 608-622
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  • Aim

    The study purpose was to provide evidence of validity for the Primary Health Care Engagement (PHCE) Scale, based on exploratory factor analysis and reliability findings from a large national survey of regulated nurses residing and working in rural and remote Canadian communities.

    Background

    There are currently no published provider-level instruments to adequately assess delivery of community-based primary health care, relevant to ongoing primary health care (PHC) reform strategies across Canada and elsewhere. The PHCE Scale reflects a contemporary approach that emphasizes community-oriented and community-based elements of PHC delivery.

    Methods

    Data from the pan-Canadian Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada II (RRNII) survey were used to conduct an exploratory factor analysis and evaluate the internal consistency reliability of the final PHCE Scale.

    Findings

    The RRNII survey sample included 1587 registered nurses, nurse practitioners, licensed practical nurses, and registered psychiatric nurses residing and working in rural and remote Canada. Exploratory factor analysis identified an eight-factor structure across 28 items overall, and good internal consistency reliability was indicated by an α estimate of 0.89 for the final scale. The final 28-item PHCE Scale includes three of four elements in a contemporary approach to PHC (accessibility/availability, community participation, and intersectoral team) and most community-oriented/based elements of PHC (interdisciplinary collaboration, person-centred, continuity, population orientation, and quality improvement). We recommend additional psychometric testing in a range of health care providers and settings, as the PHCE Scale shows promise as a tool for health care planners and researchers to test interventions and track progress in primary health care reform.

  • The Bioarchaeology of Postmortem Agency: Integrating Archaeological Theory with Human Skeletal Remains

  • John J. Crandall, Debra L. Martin
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    Cambridge Archaeological Journal / Volume 24 / Issue 3 / October 2014
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    03 November 2014, pp. 429-435
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    October 2014

  • Taking the social agency of dead bodies as its main theme, this introduction discusses the articles in this special section on the bioarchaeology of post-mortem agency and discusses theoretical concerns relevant to the (bio)archaeological analysis of agency. In particular, the argument that only biological living persons have social agency or impact the direction of social processes, or the decisions of others is challenged. The challenges of defining and archaeologically detecting such agency of past humans as well as socially alive entities such as ghosts, corpses, relics and totem heads are discussed. A review of the ways investigations of the agency of the dead might unify bioarchaeologists and further integrate social archaeology into future research is also presented. It is argued that a holistic anthropological approach to humans and their ability to impact their surroundings is not complete if the symbolic and material effects of the dead are not considered.

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