Conferences

A selection of conferences the team have recently presented their work at: 

Conferences

The politics of problematic polypharmacy: Whose knowledge counts? 
Deborah Swinglehurst and Nina Fudge | September 2022 | BSA Medical Sociology Group Annual Conference, Lancaster

Chronic Crisis: “living on” in the context of long-term health conditions.
Esca van Blarikom | August 2022 | Medical Anthropology Young Scholar (MAYS) Annual meeting, Utrecht, The Netherlands

Exploring narrative experimenations with people with multiple, long-term health conditions.
Esca van Blarikom | July 2022 | European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA) Conference, Belfast, UK

The technological reshaping of general practice: hype and reality [Keynote]
Deborah Swinglehurst | June 2022 | Nordic Congress of General Practice, Stavanger, Norway

Rules of engagement: talk in medication reviews & GP registrars’ identity negotiation: a narrative study [posters]
Sarah Pocknell | May 2022 | QMUL NIHR Integrated Academic Training Research Day

Researching medicines management at home: combining ethnographic and participatory methods with people with dementia
Lucie Hogger | Jan 2022 | RAI Mobilising Methods in Medical Anthropology

A study protocol for researching working-age adults’ navigations through complex systems of care
Esca van Blarikom | Jan 2022 | RAI Mobilising Methods in Medical Anthropology

Opportunities and challenges for research on multiple long term conditions [Keynote]
Deborah Swinglehurst & Chris Salisbury | Nov 2021 | NIHR Academy Members’ Conference

Tackling Polypharmacy in Practice: too little evidence or too much emotion?
Deborah Swinglehurst & Nina Fudge | Jul 2021 | SAPC Annual Conference

Family, faith and health: How do older Pakistanis living in East London self-manage multimorbidity? [Poster]
Najia Sultan | Jul 2021 | SAPC Annual Conference

GP registrars’ experiences of participating in a GP surgery ‘community of practice’ during COVID-19: A narrative study of their learning through identity formation
Sarah Pocknell | Jul 2021 | SAPC Annual Conference

Polypharmacy: an expression of epistemic injustice           Deborah Swinglehurst | Jun 2021 | The Social Lives of Polypharmacy, University of Copenhagen

Polypharmacy: entangled emotions
Nina Fudge | Jun 2021 | The Social Lives of Polypharmacy, University of Copenhagen

GP registrars’ experiences of participating in a GP surgery ‘community of practice’ during COVID-19: A narrative study of their learning through identity formation 
Sarah Pocknell | Jun 2021 | NIHR National Academic GP Training Conference

Innovation and Education in the Covid-19 Era’: Primary Care & Covid-19: a GP registrar’s perspective [Keynote]
Sarah Pocknell | Mar 2021 | Manchester Medical Society’s COVID 19 symposium

The potential of linguistic ethnography for exploring polypharmacy in the context of dementia
Lucie Hogger | Mar 2021 | Chronic Living Conference, Copenhagen

“I am just medicine”: Polypharmacy narratives from the Pakistani community in East London
Najia Sultan & Deborah Swinglehurst | Mar 2021 | Chronic Living Conference, Copenhagen

Behind Closed Doors: the private life of polypharmacy
Deborah Swinglehurst & Nina Fudge | Mar 2021 | Chronic Living Conference, Copenhagen

The emotional ties that bind polypharmacy: a video-reflexive ethnography of professional practices of polypharmacy.
Nina Fudge, Lucie Hogger & Deborah Swinglehurst | Mar 2021 | Chronic Living Conference, Copenhagen

‘Doing safety’ in community pharmacy: an ethnographic study [Poster]
Nina Fudge & Deborah Swinglehurst | Jan 2020 | PRIMM

Generalism: an international perspective [Keynote]
Deborah Swinglehurst | Nov 2019 | Think tank on Generalism, University of Calgary

Organising polypharmacy: unpacking medicines, unpacking meanings [Invited Distinguished Paper]
Deborah Swinglehurst & Nina Fudge | Nov 2019 | NAPCRG, Toronto