📢 A new report has revealed the effects of COVID-19 on clinical dementia research: ◽ Deprioritisation ◽ Need for new tech to reach older people ◽ Reduced diversity ◽ Role of remote testing? Read more and download the full report (led by Natassia Brenman): ow.ly/sDqn50FhqrT

Check out "Ways of ‘Being With’: Caring for Dying Patients at the Height of the COVID-19 Pandemic" by @Annelie3ssen, Erica Borgstrom, & FormsofCare Project in Anthropology in Action at berghahnjournals.com/view/journals/… BerghahnAnthropology #anthropology #COVID19

Register now for 2 public webinars from our workshop ‘Interrogating Speculative Futures’ KEYNOTE 1: Ayo Wahlberg ‘Calibrating Chronicity’ 19 July KEYNOTE 2: Rebecca Coleman ‘Fabulating Futures: Materiality, Affect and Speculative Methods’ 20 July bit.ly/3r3YAGU Natassia Brenman

Another example of the importance of researching the gaps between policy & implementation. Policy may dictate GP access to all or vaccine access for all but the reality is that practices associated with the #hostileenvironment create barriers to implementation resulting in harm.

Today is the first day of the ‘Interrogating Speculative Futures’ workshop with many interesting talks on #temporalities including Natassia Brenman, Dr Chase Ledin, Barbara Pieta, Els Roding, lewis johnstone and Risat More info: bit.ly/36HAAA9

Day 2 of ‘Interrogating Speculative Futures’! We will be talking about futures with chronic pain, Alzheimer’s, Covid-19, and more. Presenters include Anna Dowrick, Kaveri Qureshi, @BPoleykett, @Annelie3ssen, @McknightUlla, @drjentarr bit.ly/3wM0XiZ

In case you missed them... Keynotes for our Interrogating Speculative Futures workshop available online for the next 3 months: Calibrating Chronicity Prof Ayo Wahlberg Fabulating Futures: Materiality, Affect and Speculative Methods Dr Rebecca Coleman sites.gold.ac.uk/sociology/inte…

thanks for this Vik. This week a colleague told us she is leaving as she is 1 day short of the 4 yr period of service to grant her a job contract. The 'crisis' management is doubling the crisis as the lack of value + insecurity leads to monthly leavers from our academic ranks

This one is a beauty multiple. Thank you Livia Garofalo and Alexa Hagerty for curating an exquisite conversation on "algorithmic assumptions" in digital psy, with a discussion by Emily Martin. The series is edited by beth, Natassia Brenman and myself. somatosphere.net/2021/mapping-a…

Wrapping up the "Tracking Digital Psy" series, Dörte Bemme, Natassia Brenman, & beth present a podcast "that turns to the absences & missing voices emerging alongside Digital Psy; the lifeworlds and experiences of those not interpellated into digital care." somatosphere.net/2021/digital-e…

Up now: the "Interrogating Speculative Futures" workshop report from Els Roding @elsroding, Natashe Lemos Dekker Dr Natashe Lemos Dekker & Natassia Brenman Natassia Brenman: somatosphere.net/2022/workshop-…

Speakers include Tiago Moreira @socbarb @MichelaCozza alexander peine Natassia Brenman Outi Jolanki @TampereUni Kelly Joyce Drexel University Juliane Jarke Uni Bremen

Consulting with your GP by phone, video or face to face? New project with OxPrimaryCareSci aims to understand decisions about who gets what kind of care, helping patients make sense of this as they navigate the system Sara Shaw Natassia Brenman Sophie Spitters design-science.org.uk/news/all-mod-c…

>> Please watch and share this film. Hunger is just part of the devastating reality for the 4.2 million kids in poverty in the UK. It doesn’t have to be like this. #ImagineBetter #ChildPoverty Creature London SMUGGLER

Natassia Brenman introduces the concept of choreography in primary care triage #MedSoc2023. ModCons study led by Sara Shaw with @sara_paparini Sharon Spooner Sophie Spitters, Michael Gill, Joe Wherton and Deborah Swinglehurst

How can people at high risk of poor outcomes after major surgery get involved in decisions about their care? This NHS Alert distils key findings from our qualitative study, part of the OSIRIS programme, on shared decision making👇 @rupert_pearse @GemHughes Natassia Brenman

Delighted to launch DECIDE, a new programme focused on evaluating tech-enabled remote monitoring, with funding from National Institute for Health and Care Research Lots happening in this space, and lots to do! Including on inequalities. OxPrimaryCareSci RAND Europe Trisha Greenhalgh Sonja Marjanovic @GemHughes