Teresa L. Scheid
Affiliations: | Health Services Research (PhD) | University of North Carolina, Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States |
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Sign in to add trainee| Sara H. LeGrand | grad student | 2010 | UNC Charlotte |
| Galen H. Smith | grad student | 2010 | UNC Charlotte |
| Stephany D. Cavallo | grad student | 2014 | UNC Charlotte |
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| Scheid TL, Smith GH. (2016) Is Physician-Patient Concordance Associated with Greater Trust for Women of Low Socioeconomic Status? Women & Health |
| Grand SL, Scheid TL, Whetten K. (2016) The differential impact of social relationships on health outcomes for HIV positive men and women Research in the Sociology of Health Care. 34: 153-174 |
| Scheid TL. (2013) A Decade of Critique: Notable Books in the Sociology of Mental Health and Illness Contemporary Sociology. 42: 177-183 |
| Scheid TL. (2009) Caring for Them From Birth to Death: The Practice of Community-Based Cuban Medicine: Contemporary Sociology. 38: 334-335 |
| Scheid TL. (2008) Competing Institutional Demands: A Framework for Understanding Mental Health Policy Social Theory & Health. 6: 291-308 |
| Scheid TL, Greenberg G. (2007) An organizational analysis of mental health care Mental Health, Social Mirror. 379-406 |
| Scheid TL. (2005) Stigma as a barrier to employment: mental disability and the Americans with Disabilities Act. International Journal of Law and Psychiatry. 28: 670-90 |
| Scheid TL. (2003) Managed care and the rationalization of mental health services. Journal of Health and Social Behavior. 44: 142-61 |
| Scheid TL. (2002) Managed care, managed dollars, managed providers: ethical dilemmas in mental healthcare. Hec Forum : An Interdisciplinary Journal On Hospitals' Ethical and Legal Issues. 14: 99-118 |
| Tessler R, Aneshensel CS, Phelan JC, et al. (2001) The Sociology of Mental Health Contemporary Sociology. 30: 12 |