Emma Kirby 🏳️‍🌈 (@dremmakirby) 's Twitter Profile
Emma Kirby 🏳️‍🌈

@dremmakirby

Sociologist, University of New South Wales

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calendar_today11-10-2013 13:19:48

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1/2 Check out our publication on the role of surprise in illness narratives in cancer care. @RebeccaEOlson SocioHealthLab Life Course Centre @HASSUQ journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

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New paper from me, Alex Broom John MacArtney @lewis_soph and Phillip Good: Hopeful dying? The meanings and practice of hope in palliative care family meetings. Reach out if you can't access a full text copy sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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The program is now up for the Small Data is Beautiful symposium. Exciting keynotes and papers, join us online Feb 18 & 19. eventbrite.com.au/e/small-data-i…

John MacArtney (@johnmacartney) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So pleased to be able to share the findings and recommendations from our Economic and Social Research Council study. So many people to thank - too many for one Tweet! But I have to start with *a really big thank you* to Abi Eccles Jo Fleming 🌱 Catherine Grimley for all their hard work throughout the study!

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Now out! Collection in @CPH_journal edited by Rebecca Lynch and me - on #chronic illness and #publichealth – editorial here (may be £;DM if no access) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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Come join our lovely community of geographers at the University of Melbourne! Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Human Geography University of Melbourne with a particular focus on environmental politics and policy. Closing date 16 October. jobs.unimelb.edu.au/en/job/909981/…

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Thrilled and excited to start this ARC Linkage Project to better understand and support informal care transitions. Working with excellent colleagues @thisnewman Brendan Churchill Louisa Smith Iva Strnadova and equally excellent partners Carers NSW Carers Victoria !

Thrilled and excited to start this ARC Linkage Project  to better understand and support informal care transitions. Working with excellent colleagues @thisnewman <a href="/BrenChurchill/">Brendan Churchill</a> <a href="/LouisaESmith1/">Louisa Smith</a> <a href="/IvaStrnadova/">Iva Strnadova</a> and equally excellent partners <a href="/CarersNSW/">Carers NSW</a> <a href="/CarersVictoria/">Carers Victoria</a> !
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It has been such a privilege to contribute to this project for UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture and to work alongside Aves (featured below), Nwosu Lucius SAN and other incredible staff and students to bring this important project to life 🏳️‍⚧️

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New paper alert 🚨 We reflect on grant funding ‘failure’ to think more broadly about what is lost, individually and collectively, within increasingly competitive and marketised research support landscapes Erica Borgstrom @Annelie3ssen Marian Krawczyk John MacArtney Professor Kathryn Almack

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Do you use the term "loved ones" as a general term? Ever wondered what it means or how it might be understood? Kate Woodthorpe and I did: endoflifestudies.academicblogs.co.uk/is-everyone-a-… Tl:dr Emphasising "love" misses the diversity of reasons people care for each other End of Life Studies

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🚨New paper!🚨 tl;dr Hospice staff are uncertain how a “living with covid” approach helps promote quality of life left, but find it difficult to address as covid mitigations are strongly associated with negative emotions of the emergency period. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/26… 1/🧵

🚨New paper!🚨
tl;dr Hospice staff are uncertain how a “living with covid” approach helps promote quality of life left, but find it difficult to address as covid mitigations are strongly associated with negative emotions of the emergency period.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/26…
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