Catherine Trundle & Tarryn Phillip, From Paperwork to Paper Trails: Ethnographic Document Analysis as a Method for Qualitative Health Research.
Pip Shaw & Eloise Ryde, Implementing integrated healthcare: Lessons from ‘Primrose’ – supporting people with severe mental illness to reduce cardiovascular risk.
Sharifa Battashi, Participatory Research into the minoritised experiences of Multiple Sclerosis care.
Alexandra Burton, Ingredients and Mechanisms of action of a group singing programme (Melodies for Mums) for women with postnatal depression.
Emeline Han, "Flailing around in the dark": young people's and parents' experiences of waiting for mental health services in the UK.
Holly Walton, Peer supported adult social care in prisons in England and Wales.
Nicola Morant, Embedding qualitative work within randomised controlled trials: Experiences of clinically supported antipsychotic reductions within the 'RADAR' trial.
Elizabeth Eveleigh, Household overcrowding and family health and wellbeing.
Julia Bailey, Blame, marginalisation and stigma in medical language and terminology.
Jonathan Smith, Developing more complex designs in Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) health research.
Nishita Nair, Social research ethics codes when working with ethnic minority groups.
Carol Rivas, The application of participatory methods: selecting approaches according to need.
Wendy Sims-Schouten: Mental Health Problems through a Critical Realist Discourse Analysis.
Alison McKinlay: Participatory action research to challenge harmful societal misconceptions of adult survivors of Child Sexual Abuse.
Ellie Whitfield, Visual Ethnography Exploring the Experiences of People with Memory Concerns.
Emily Stapley, Ideal type analysis: A method for developing typologies from qualitative data.
Steven Bloch, "'I've tried it and it didn't work': How Healthcare professionals deal with explicit objections to their advice"
Norha Vera San Juan, Faster, stronger, together: Introduction to Collaborative Matrix Analysis.
Samantha Vanderslott, Motivations, views, and experiences of COVID-19 vaccine trial participants.
Daisy McInnerney, Let it Out: using mixed-methods to develop and evaluate an online psychological intervention for people receiving hospice care during the pandemic.
Hannah Scott, Using multiadic analysis to understand the social impact of suicide bereavement on friend and family groups.
Lakshmi Neelakantan, Adolescents’ Perceptions of the ISPCAN's Child Abuse Screening Tool (ICAST-C): A Study in Romania, South Africa, and the Philippines.
Kelly Fagan Robinson, Communication affordances & epistemic injustice: misunderstanding in UK disability assessments.
Rishita Nandagiri: "Can you keep a secret?: Methodological considerations for qualitative abortion research"
Jessica Potter: Conceptualising access to healthcare: Candidacy - a revised formulation.
Samantha Machen: The role of professional and organizational cultures in medication safety - how does this affect the governance of medication safety?
Rochelle Burgess, When participation isn't enough: A call for transformative research methods in global health.
Nicole Brown, Creative and arts-based approaches within health research.
Tarek Younis, Re-Politicising Health Research: A Reflexive Ethnography at the Nexus of Race and Fear.
Justine Schneider,The arts as a medium for communicating research findings about dementia care.
Iain Williamson,Using ‘photo-phenomenology’ in critical health psychology research within communities experiencing health inequalities: theory and practice.
Josie TetleyThe art and science of qualitative research – crafting data and telling stories.
Simon Woods, "Whose ethics?" Reflections on the nature of ethical scrutiny of health related social science research.
Myra Bluebond-Langner,"Then she won't miss me when I'm gone": Using an interactionist perspective to understand the experiences and behaviour of children with life limiting conditions and life threatening illnesses and their families and to guide clinical practice.
Rose Barbour,A tale of red herrings and tails wagging dogs: making the case for qualitative research within medicine.
Elena Semino & Dr Zsófia Demjén, Mixed-methods language analysis in health research: investigating metaphor in cancer and self-focus in mental health.
Linda Whiteford & Graham Tobin, Qualitative research on health and volcanoes: anthropology, geography, and public health.
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