📣New Research Paper📣Life Course Centre & Anglicare S/Qld research found the Photovoice project amplified the voices of young people experiencing housing instability & could help inform policy. Read paper: bit.ly/4uOHRXB @spqueensland.bsky.social @pjrosie.bsky.social @sociohealthlab.bsky.social

On 19 August at 2pm our Director @spqueensland.bsky.social is giving a seminar for The Care Lab at UNSW School of Social Sciences. Title: Health, Housing and Care: Understanding Self-Care in Contexts of Housing Instability Further details and registration: www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-care-l...

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📢 Consumer engagement opportunity: Your voice matters in shaping Australia’s digital health future. | Queensland Digital Health Centre posted on the topic | LinkedIn

📢 Consumer engagement opportunity: Your voice matters in shaping Australia’s digital health future. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming healthcare, from diagnostic tools to treatmen...

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Congratulations to SocioHealthLab members Dr @miriamdillon.bsky.social and Dr Zhaoxi Zheng! Rebecca and I are thrilled to have been part of your PhDs and can't wait to see what you do next. Your research reminds us to keep sight of what matters in health, death and care - our shared humanity.

New OA article by TASA member Kerryn Drysdale et al. Immuno-biographies of people living with blood-borne viruses: a timeline interview and narrative case study approach

Immuno-biographies of people living with blood-borne viruses: a timeline interview and narrative case study approach

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the question of what human ‘immunity’ means and how it is related to broader social and biological systems has r…

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New paper by SocioHealthLab member Miguel Varela Rodriguez & Director @spqueensland.bsky.social

New SocioHealthLab article alert. Legal issues diminish opportunities for good health, especially for people who are culturally and racially marginalized in Australia. But Health Justice Partnerships can help. doi.org/10.1177/1049...

Pleased to share another publication from my PhD. Here we make the familiar strange and reveal how political and economic forces can produce distress and constrain care in chronic pain care settings. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Political economies of distress in chronic low back pain care

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New SocioHealthLab article alert. Legal issues diminish opportunities for good health, especially for people who are culturally and racially marginalized in Australia. But Health Justice Partnerships can help. doi.org/10.1177/1049...

Hi everyone. We are looking for participants for a study we're doing on how parents and families cope with climate anxiety and disasters. We're after any parents who would like to talk to us living in Australia, in NSW, QLD, or the ACT. Use the QR code for more info and feel free to share 👍

There's more to eating than nutrition. Happy to share our latest article from the Health Home Hope study exploring the relationship of housing instability and food practices. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Ontological pleasure: Exploring eating as enjoyment among people with experience of homelessness

Amidst globally escalating housing and cost of living crises, more and more people face the double challenge of securing shelter and food in their day…

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Great to see this Journal of Sociology Special Issue out in the world. Edited by @healthy-societies.bsky.social researchers Katherine Kenny, @alexbroom.bsky.social, @michpeterie.bsky.social, @leahmouse.bsky.social & @bprainsack.bsky.social. Read the introductory essay here doi.org/10.1177/1440...

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Thinking about the future can make us all feel tense! In this Special Issue of the Journal of Sociology -Future/Tense: A Sociology of Temporal Dis/Order- we've brought together 10 articles to interrogate how the future is known, felt and valued. doi.org/10.1177/1440... @bprainsack.bsky.social

How did the news frame quarantine differently depending in who is applied to? Check out our new article: Subject to Quarantine: A Narrative Analysis of COVID-19 Reporting in the Australian News Media journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

First post over here! What is home in times of crisis? ... our visual essay asks: Inside out – Views on and from home by people with experience of homelessness sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Inside out – Views on and from home by people with experience of homelessness

This visual essay explores what home means from the perspective of people who have experienced homelessness. Through their photography, we trace the d…

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