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Mort, Maggie Sociology

Topics I would be interested in supervising include:

  • science, technology and medicine studies - in particular studies of clinical practice, learning and evidence
  • telecare and domestic space - in particular governance and ethics of new care technologies
  • evidence in action studies - in particular lay ethnographies of technoscience
  • disaster and recovery studies

 

Singleton, Vicky Sociology

I welcome research students and have supervised 15 students researching in a range of substantive areas including; Caesarean section and women's right to choose, Surgical construction and treatment of obesity, Schizophrenia and psychiatric care, Young women, sexuality and Christian traditions, The co-evolution of children's bodies and prosthetic limbs. I am interested in and have expertise in qualitative research including participant observation, interviews, and textual analysis in the form of detailed case studies. In particular I am interested in research that seeks to articulate and to appreciate the work of practice of programmes, policies, interventions, systems and guidelines.

 

Thomas, Carol Division of Health Research

  • Disability Studies
  • Sociology of Health and Illness / Medical Sociology (general)
  • Cancer experiences
  • End of lifeand palliative care
  • Patient Experiences of theNational Health Serviceand other health care and therapy services.

 

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