Diana Chapman Walsh | Academic Influence

Why Is Diana Chapman Walsh Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Diana Chapman Walsh was President of Wellesley College from 1993 to 2007. During her tenure, the college revised its curriculum and expanded its programs in global education, internships and service learning, and interdisciplinary teaching and learning. The faculty established new majors in environmental studies, quantitative reasoning, cinema and media studies, neurosciences, and astrophysics. Japanese, Arabic and Korean languages were added to the curriculum as well, and a new department of East Asian Languages and Literatures was launched.

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Diana Chapman Walsh's Published Works

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Published Works

A randomized trial of treatment options for alcohol-abusing workers. (1991) (285)
Social marketing for public health. (1993) (157)
Employee assistance programs. (1982) (110)
Race and Health: A Multidimensional Approach to African American Health (1995) (93)
Employee drinking patterns and accidental injury: a study of four New England states. (1985) (68)
The New Corporate Health Ethic: Lifestyle and the Social Control of Work (1992) (54)
The impact of a physician's warning on recovery after alcoholism treatment. (1992) (48)
Health Promotion versus Health Protection? Employees' Perceptions and Concerns (1991) (48)
Commentary: alcohol, the heart, and public policy. (1993) (46)
Politics and Health Care Organization: Hmos as Federal Policy (1984) (45)
Gender, work, and mental distress in an industrial labor force: An expansion of Karasek's job strain model. (1994) (38)
Corporate physicians : between medicine and management (1988) (35)
Schools as healthful environments: prerequisite to comprehensive school health? (1993) (30)
Associations between alcohol and cocaine use in a sample of problem-drinking employees. (1991) (24)
Legal approaches to smoking deterrence. (1986) (24)
Researching and Preventing Alcohol Problems at Work: Toward an Integrative Model (1993) (22)
Corporate smoking policies: a review and an analysis. (1984) (22)
Posthospital convalescence and return to work. (1989) (18)
Toward a sociology of worksite health promotion: a few reactions and reflections. (1988) (18)
Divided loyalties in medicine: the ambivalence of occupational medical practice. (1986) (17)
The Academic Calling: Creating Spaces for Spirit (1999) (13)
Certification-of-need: The Massachusetts experience. (1975) (13)
Corporate perspectives on work site wellness programs: a report on the seventh Pew Fellows conference. (1989) (13)
Payer, Provider, Consumer: Industry Confronts Health Care Costs (1977) (12)
Substantial or decorative? Physicians' assistants and nurse practitioners in the United States. (1974) (11)
Worksite drug testing. (1992) (11)
Mental Wellness Programs for Employees (1980) (11)
Current policies regarding smoking in the workplace. (1988) (11)
Partnership for a Drug-Free America (A) (1993) (11)
Where to refer employees for treatment of drinking problems. The limited lessons from empirical research. (1985) (9)
Forecasting the need for hospital beds: a quantitative methodology. (1977) (9)
Critical experiences in organizing and administering a state certification of need program. (1976) (8)
Industry-sponsored health programs: basis for a new hybrid prepaid plan. (1977) (7)
Comprehensive health care and motor-vehicle safety. (1976) (6)
Liberal Arts Education and the Capacity for Effective Practice: What's Holding Us Back?. (2009) (6)
Women, Work, and Health: Challenges to Corporate Policy (1980) (6)
The Private Side of Public Health (1990) (6)
Periodic medical review: assessing the quality and appropriateness of care in skilled-nursing facilities. (1977) (5)
Fee-for-service. Health Maintenance Organizations. (1979) (5)
The shifting boundaries of alcohol policy. (1990) (5)
Treatment For Chemical Dependency And Mental Illness: Can This Utilization Be Managed? (1985) (5)
Private cost containment: the art of the possible? (1979) (4)
Caveat emptor: exporting the U.S. medical model. (1977) (4)
Containing health benefit costs: the self-insurance option. Context and issues. (1979) (4)
Motivation and family planning: incentives and disincentives in the delivery system. (1976) (4)
Industry and HMOs: A Natural Alliance (1978) (3)
The Impact of a Physician??s Warning on Recovery After Alcoholism Treatment (1992) (3)
Structural Codes and Patient Safety: Does Strict Compliance Make Sense? (1978) (3)
Designing Cost-Effective Employee Health Plans (1982) (3)
Physician assistants and nurse practitioners in the United States: roadblocks to success. (1976) (3)
Professionalism and the conquest of inner space. (1967) (3)
Industry’s Voice in Health Policy (1979) (3)
Corporate Physicians: Medicine as Management (1987) (2)
Public Health At A Crossroads (1992) (2)
Fluoridation: slow diffusion of a proved preventive measure. (1977) (2)
The cultural dimensions of alcohol policy worldwide. (1989) (2)
Designing a Liberal Arts Curriculum that Develops the Capacity for Effective Practice (2009) (2)
Graduated sanctions to enforce nursing-home standards. (1976) (2)
Issues for the Future (1978) (1)
Health Cost Management and Medical Practice Patterns (1985) (1)
The Health Insurance Industry: Structural and Strategic Issues in an Uncertain Environment (1980) (1)
Preventing Alcohol and Drug Abuse through Programs at the Workplace. WBGH Worksite Wellness Series. (1987) (1)
Air Classification: Computer Models and Experimental Results (1991) (1)
Containing Health Benefit Costs (1979) (1)
Holding on to Higher Education's Highest Calling in Hard Times (2009) (1)
C. O. Sappington memorial lecture. The vanguard and the rearguard: occupational medicine revisits its future. (1988) (1)
Looking beyond the Challenges. (2002) (1)
Warning Patients About Alcohol Abuse-Reply (1992) (1)
Corporate Medical Departments: A Changing Agenda? (1984) (1)
Trustworthy Leadership (2005) (1)
Shaving Percentage Points Off Administrative Costs (1979) (1)
Health services and health hazards : the employee's need to know (1978) (1)
Clinical leadership – reclaiming the best of the senior registrar (2013) (1)
A Subject Tracking System for a Randomized Trial (1987) (0)
Defining Corporate Strategies and Goals (1978) (0)
Genesis and Highlights ofa Conference (1980) (0)
The corporate medical quandary. (1984) (0)
Appendix 1:: Company Physicians and Others Quoted in Chapters 4 through 9 (1987) (0)
Solicitation, HMOs, and Employee Choices (1978) (0)
Appendix 2:: Profile of Interviews (1987) (0)
Learning about Learning. (2009) (0)
Employee assistance programs and untested assumptions. (1985) (0)
Health Care Advertising and Marketing: The Lady, or the Tiger? (1978) (0)
Issues of mission, structure, and domain. (1983) (0)
What Can Industry Do for HMOs and HMOs for Industry (1978) (0)
Challenges to corporate policy. (1980) (0)
Containing health benefit costs: the self-insurance option. Based on a conference sponsored by the Center for Industry and Health Care, Boston University, June 9-10, 1978. (1979) (0)
Industry as Consumer: Health Planning and Consumer Health Information (1977) (0)
"Motivation and Family Planning: Incentives and Disincentives in the Delivery System" (1978) (0)
Using Claims Data to Contain Health Care Costs (1979) (0)
The future of corporate health initiatives. (1983) (0)
Industry as Payer: Employee Health Benefits (1977) (0)
A handbook of human service organizations: by Harold W. Demone, Jr. and Dwight Harshbarger. Behavioral Publications, New York, 1974, 571 pp. $24.95 (1975) (0)
The Corporate Medical Director (1987) (0)
The issue of effectiveness. (1983) (0)
Medicalization Run Amok (1991) (0)
Doctors of Corporations (1987) (0)
Industry-Insurer Relationships—A Dynamic Interaction (1979) (0)
Sol Levine 3 April 1922-17 November 1996 (1997) (0)
Containing health care costs: can the employer make a difference? (1983) (0)
The War On Drugs: Is it Time to Declare a Truce? (1993) (0)
Occupational Health Hazards: Management and Labor in a Vital Interaction (1978) (0)
Origins and Evolutionary Threads (1987) (0)
The roles of the corporate medical director. (1983) (0)
Employee-assistance Programs and the Primary Care Practitioner (1987) (0)
Clinicians in Corporations (1987) (0)
A systematic approach to community education. (1977) (0)
A Spectrum of Financing and Administrative Alternatives (1979) (0)
WARMING PATIENTS ABOUT ALCOHOL ABUSE. AUTHOR'S REPLY (1992) (0)
Industry as Provider: Health Programs Sponsored by Employers or Unions (1977) (0)
In Search of Professional Identity (1987) (0)
The Population as Patient (1987) (0)
Health Services and Health Hazards (1978) (0)
Introduction: Industry Confronts Health Care Costs (1977) (0)
The Sick Citadel: The American Academic Medical Center and the Public Interest (1984) (0)
The medical department and pressures for change. (1983) (0)
Letter: Evaluation of state hospitals. (1975) (0)
Can There Ever Be a More Strategic Role (1987) (0)
Health Promotion at the Worksite (1988) (0)

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