Caitlin Pilbeam retweeted
New in #EarlyView 📣📣
Based on their research with people living at home in England with heart failure, @CSPilbeam, @trishgreenhalgh and @CMPotterOxford argue for a methodological blend of engagement and detachment throughout the research process.
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Caitlin Pilbeam retweeted
*Academics around the world have applauded what many hope is the start of a rebellion against the huge profit margins in academic publishing, which outstrip those made by Apple, Google and Amazon"
#OpenScience
#DeSci
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My first time going to the @aus_anth 'life support' conference this year and had the best time with amazing people (and so excited to see so many medical anthropologists!) - the distinguished lecture will be a great way to finish!
In all the fun of the conference this week don't forget: This Saturday at 2pm, our Distinguished Lecture with Kathleen Butler 'Photos in [Worimi] Biscuit Tins'
At Melbourne University as part of @CHASS_Aus events this coming week.
We'll see you there!
Caitlin Pilbeam retweeted
Antropologists on Strike! Proud to be on the streets today with my new colleagues at @oxford_anthro. End precarious contracts, end the gender paygap, give us fair pay + pension. @OxfordUCU @AmericanAnthro @theasainfo @culanth @WennerGrenOrg @AmEthno @anthrotod @AnthropologyNow
Very excited to share a new paper! Collaboration with fantastic Prof Stephanie Snow. We explore #nurses' stories of being redeployed to ICU during the #Covid pandemic in the UK - their words are really powerful.
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Caitlin Pilbeam retweeted
A new collection of articles in @FrontSociology edited by @CeciliaVindrola and Ginger Johnson on Rapid Research in Action with our new paper on methodological choices in rapid research @SKGTonkinCrine @sibylanthierens @BorekAleksandra @CSPilbeam frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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Our latest publication: | Conducting rapid qualitative interview research during the COVID-19 pandemic- reflections on methodological choices @marta_wanat @BorekAleksandra @CSPilbeam @SKGTonkinCrine @RECOVER_EUROPE frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
Caitlin Pilbeam retweeted
Finally published!🥳Honored to have worked with such an incredible group of scientists at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic @dr_nina_g @WHO_Europe @sibylanthierens @CSPilbeam @marta_wanat @SKGTonkinCrine
Working under #pandemic conditions exposes health care workers to infection risk and psychological strain. Our new study aims to better understand their experiences of following local infection prevention and control procedures during #COVID19: journals.plos.org/plosone/ar… @ECRAID
Paper out with a great team! We used Mol's theory of 'enactment' to show how putting guidelines into practice is not a straightforward case of 'adhering' to them - it's a complex negotiation with real impacts for HCWs' bodies, relationships, and lifeworlds
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Mixed methods study published with @GeorgePhc giving a snapshot of how prepared and positive GPs reported they felt early in the COVID-19 pandemic and how that changed later on. Great team with @SKGTonkinCrine @dr_nina_g @belgianimpi and Meriel Raymond!
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Just published! #PhD students and #researchers, have a look at our handy table where we higlight some #socialsciences research questions that need investigating regarding immunity-based documentation and policies!
Published today: Learning from the past & present: social science implications for COVID-19 immunity-based documentation dlvr.it/S8R4dj
Just booked onto two #qualitative methods courses offered by @TheSRAOrg on creative and arts-based approaches within health research - they look great, very excited, and still some spaces left!
the-sra.org.uk/Shared_Conten…
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Caitlin Pilbeam retweeted
The COREQ checklist is required by many journals accepting #qualitative research in health. In our letter here we draw attention to the question on gender (Was the researcher male or female?) & suggest changes to enhance inclusivity: academic.oup.com/intqhc/adva…
@EQUATORNetwork
Some philosophy on the 'inhuman' for your day - and Rosi Braidotti being just a fantastic speaker (from 2015)
youtu.be/gNJPR78DptA
Excited to share our paper about the ongoing impact on bereaved family of uncertainty at the end of life with heart disease. Loved working with @JackieRob434 @HettyGoodwin @MerrynGott @DLRaphael01 Susan Waterworth, and thank you to all participants.
bmcpalliatcare.biomedcentral…
So excited by this Fellowship opportunity - thank you to the @SHI_Foundation and all the wonderful people who supported my application, and supported me over the last few years! phc.ox.ac.uk/news/dphil-alum…
Thank you @britsoci for the opportunity to present some of my DPhil work at the British Sociological Association annual conference in April 2021! I'll be talking about 'making a life worth living' towards the end of life, from research with older people with heart failure.
Caitlin Pilbeam retweeted
People living in poverty are twice as likely to have a life limiting illness than someone who isn't and less likely to access hospice or palliative care. We are working to understand why and challenge health inequities at the end of life. #ChallengePovertyWeek @PovertyAlliance
New paper out with wonderful colleagues from the @HPRUezi from our work shedding light on what has shaped UK policies and how these policies have been received by healthcare workers during the #Covid_19 pandemic.
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Caitlin Pilbeam retweeted
Can you possibly spare 1.5 hours a week to provide telephone companionship & social contact to an individual with a life limiting-condition?
Such a vital gift in isolated COVID-19 times...
Full details here 👇 via Katharine House Hospice @khhosp 💙🌸
khh.org.uk/telephone-hospice…


















