Seminar hosted by The Good Death Impact Network and The Care Lab at UNSW.

The European Research Council (ERC) has today announced the winners of its latest Starting Grant competition. The funding, worth €705 million in total, will go to 421 early-career researchers across E...

sociology or barbarism

AbstractBackground. Evidence on end-of-life care (EOLC) provision for people with intellectual disabilities in primary care is limited.Methods. A retrospec

Objectives Prognostic uncertainty is common in advanced illness, driven by multimorbidity, treatment complexities and unpredictable disease trajectories. When inadequately acknowledged or discussed, i...

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ALT: Eduwis Preschool: We're Hiring

We're happy to announce a new UCU Commons Project: JNCHES vs. Inflation. We've extracted pay spine point data going back to 2005 and plotted it in a number of ways against several inflation measures.

Communicating Uncertain RecoVEry in acute care: a survey of physicians’ views. (The CURVE Study)

The problems with Britain’s universities are systemic and deep-rooted, not just local or contingent. Yet political and...

Bidding for research funding has increasingly become a main feature of academic work from the doctoral level and beyond. Individually and collectively, the proc...

Join us in our series on remembering Beatrice Godwin and her work.

Representing all casually employed staff and fighting the exploitation of casual contracts throughout FE, HE, ACE and prisons.

Representing all casually employed staff and fighting the exploitation of casual contracts throughout FE, HE, ACE and prisons.

Communicating Uncertain RecoVEry in acute care: a survey of physicians’ views. (The CURVE Study)

This article draws on ethnographic fieldwork with palliative care teams in the UK to contrast two logics of end-of-life medical care: one oriented towards intervention, the other towards acceptance a...

Enable dignity. Everywhere should be accessible. The accommodations for natural human variation should be mutual. Accessibility is a collective process.

This book brings together illuminating interviews with the most influential scholars who have shaped the interdisciplinary field of death studies. From sociological explorations to psychological frame...