Sophie Lewis (@drsophielewis) 's Twitter Profile
Sophie Lewis

@drsophielewis

Senior Lecturer + researcher @Sydney_Uni Sociology of health, chronic illness, loneliness and qualitative research

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📢👇 2025 Special Issue - call for expressions of interest to guest edit the issue. HSR encourage sociologists to submit proposals to develop & edit a special issue exploring new ideas and the cutting edge of their field of expertise. For details, visit tasa.org.au/content.aspx?p…

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2025 Special Issue - call for expressions of interest to guest edit the issue.

HSR encourage sociologists to submit proposals to develop & edit a special issue exploring new ideas and the cutting edge of their field of expertise.

For details, visit tasa.org.au/content.aspx?p…
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3 * 5-year postdoc fellowships. Great opportunity to work on an ARC funded project on the NDIS and psychosocial disability. 👇🏼

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❗️JOB❗️We are advertising for a Level A/B Postdoc (2 yrs initially), to work with us on the sociology of death, dying and bereavement. Open to a range of backgrounds - suit someone keen on qualitative and sensitive research. Join the fab Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies team! tinyurl.com/4998fuzj

❗️JOB❗️We are advertising for a Level A/B Postdoc (2 yrs initially), to work with us on the sociology of death, dying and bereavement. Open to a range of backgrounds - suit someone keen on qualitative and sensitive research. Join the fab <a href="/Sydney_CHS/">Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies</a> team!  tinyurl.com/4998fuzj
Dr Andrea Smith (@drandrealsmith) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you know any Melbourne-based PhD students or recent post-docs who might be interested in an exciting 0.5FTE fixed-term (0.6 months) opportunity BCNA for a Policy and Advocay Officer focusing on metastatic breast cancer? Please share. seek.com.au/job/72926900

Do you know any Melbourne-based PhD students or recent post-docs who might be interested in an exciting 0.5FTE fixed-term (0.6 months) opportunity <a href="/BCNAPinkLady/">BCNA</a> for a Policy and Advocay Officer focusing on metastatic breast cancer? Please share. seek.com.au/job/72926900
Judith Green (@judegreen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A sad moment: the outgoing Editorial Board's last ever issue of CPH - as always, there are many cracking papers, and our final editorial reflecting on changes in academic publishing. doi.org/10.1080/095815…

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🚀Hot off the press! 📰 Explore the intersections of chronic illness and loneliness in our latest open access article 🔓: ‘There but not really involved’. Read it here 👉🏻 doi.org/10.1016/j.socs… @KarenWillis19 Natasha Smallwood Centre for Disability Research and Policy Behavioural and Social Sciences in Health

Lee-Fay Low (@leefay_low) 's Twitter Profile Photo

While it's often our privilege to support our parents, it's also difficult when they need help but refuse it. Some ideas for managing the tricky situation theconversation.com/how-do-i-handl…

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PhD opportunity Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies with DECRA Fellow @leahmouse, researching healthcare students, migration & care. Open for applications now! sydney.edu.au/scholarships/b… (please RT)

Marlee Bower (@marleebower) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Come do a PhD with me at the The Matilda Centre The Henry Halloran Trust investigating the association between climate change and mental health, with particular focus on the role of built environment, place and community. Due 18 February. More info here: sydney.edu.au/scholarships/c…

Come do a PhD with me at the <a href="/TheMatilda_USyd/">The Matilda Centre</a>  <a href="/HalloranThe/">The Henry Halloran Trust</a>  investigating the association between climate change and mental health, with particular focus on the role of built environment, place and community.  Due 18 February.

More info here:

sydney.edu.au/scholarships/c…
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How do you manage colds & flu? How do you cope with kids putting everything in their mouths?! Researchers Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies want to hear about your experiences as parents or informal carers (grandparents, nannies etc) of young kids. kidsbugsanddrugs.org/about/family-l…

How do you manage colds &amp; flu? How do you cope with kids putting everything in their mouths?! Researchers <a href="/Sydney_CHS/">Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies</a> want to hear about your experiences as parents or informal carers (grandparents, nannies etc) of young kids. kidsbugsanddrugs.org/about/family-l…
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NEW article from our latest issue! Cluley and colleagues explore the links between time and chronic illness, revealing clashes between linear time and lived experience. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… 1/3

Dr Katherine Kenny (@kennykatherine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm THRILLED that our Australian Research Council LP23 with Carers NSW was funded!! 🥳🎉 Looking forward to leading this research into the growing problem of out-of-pocket costs (OOPCs) in the Australian healthcare system, and developing a Healthtalk Australia module on people's experiences of OOPCs

Dr Andrea Smith (@drandrealsmith) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thanks Janice Cowden! We're immensely proud of our Journal of Cancer Survivorship article highlighting importance of MBC support groups - which are underfunded yet desperately needed not just in Australia but internationally. Thanks to my amazing co-authors Grace Mackie, Fran Boyle she/her Sophie Lewis

Thanks <a href="/JaniceTNBCmets/">Janice Cowden</a>! We're immensely proud of our <a href="/jcansurv/">Journal of Cancer Survivorship</a> article highlighting importance of MBC support groups - which are underfunded yet desperately needed not just in Australia but internationally. Thanks to my amazing co-authors Grace Mackie, <a href="/franboyleAM/">Fran Boyle she/her</a> <a href="/DrSophieLewis/">Sophie Lewis</a>
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Supportive care for #MBC is challenging: 'To improve quality of care provided to pts & minimise risk of professional burnout, greater attention is needed in supportive care guidelines to ethical, moral & emotional complexities experienced by professionals'. Great paper Marika!

Supportive care for #MBC is challenging: 'To improve quality of care provided to pts &amp; minimise risk of professional burnout, greater attention is needed in supportive care guidelines to ethical, moral &amp; emotional complexities experienced by professionals'. Great paper Marika!
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🍽️ Submit your abstracts for HSR's Special Issue on "Healthy Food Practices." Exploring food's role in shaping health beyond structure vs. agency. Abstracts due Nov 23! #HealthSociology #FoodStudies #SocialPracticeTheory For the full details, visit buff.ly/4h6Bb0W

🍽️ Submit your abstracts for HSR's Special Issue on "Healthy Food Practices." 

Exploring food's role in shaping health beyond structure vs. agency. 

Abstracts due Nov 23! #HealthSociology #FoodStudies #SocialPracticeTheory

For the full details, visit buff.ly/4h6Bb0W
A/Prof Ben Smith @bensmithphd.bsky.social (@cancer_k2a) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hats off to my The Daffodil Centre colleague & consumer-researcher Dr Andrea Smith for launching Metastatic Breast Cancer Action Australia to support people living with metastatic breast cancer, who've been largely invisible until now. Find out more👇#MBC sbs.com.au/news/podcast-e…

Dr Andrea Smith (@drandrealsmith) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thank you! Incredibly proud of the consumers I've worked with to make this happen. mbcaction.org.au will drive much needed advocacy for those living with #MBC. We're Australia's 1st ever MBC-specific advocacy org and unapologetic in the urgency of our calls for action

Thank you! Incredibly proud of the consumers I've worked with to make this happen. mbcaction.org.au will drive much needed advocacy for those living with #MBC. We're Australia's 1st ever MBC-specific advocacy org and unapologetic in the urgency of our calls for action