Join Kathy Dodworth for a new SKAPE seminar on voluntary health work in Kenya. During the seminar, she will share insights from her research and on-the-ground experiences, and offer new perspectives on community health.
Pathways to Voluntary Labour: Storying Structural Violence in Kenya’s Primary Healthcare Read More »
Join Cristina Richie (TU Delft) as she presents her latest insights on the topic of carbon emissions and pharmaceuticals as part of our 2023 seminar series. This important event will delve into the impact of the pharmaceutical industry on carbon emissions and explore the relationship between sustainability and healthcare
Carbon Emissions and Pharmaceuticals Read More »
On 11 May, we welcome Fadhila Mazanderani and Cath Montgomery (University of Edinburgh) to SKAPE as part of our seminar series.
Online Patient Feedback: Diagnosing the Sickness within the NHS or Caring for Care? Read More »
For a number of years, I have been collaborating with colleagues in surgery, health services research, and bioethics in studying how and why a community of surgeons changes their practice and the consequences of how and why they change their practice.
Reckoning with transvaginal mesh: clinical labour and affect economies Read More »
While a concern with how people experience health and illness has long been a topic of interest in Medical Sociology and Anthropology, the emergence of the patient experience alongside quality and safety as a key measure of healthcare services is a more recent phenomenon. Yet despite its increasing prominence, what counts as a patient experience and indeed how these experiences can and should be counted remains up for debate.
What is the patient experience? Read More »
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