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Nombre del mayor: Charlotte Albury
Disponibilidad: 1/3
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Emparejamiento - Júnior

Título: Associate professor
Institución: University of Oxford
Disciplina: Antropología/Sociología
Años de experiencia: 9

Investigación

Áreas de trabajo:

  • comunicación paciente-proveedor

Métodos de búsqueda:

  • Métodos cualitativos
  • Revisión sistemática de la literatura.
  • Análisis de vídeo
  • conversation analysis

Palabras clave que describen experiencia e interés:

  1. Communication about health behaviours
  2. primary care/general practice

Campo de especialización, principales intereses y temas de consulta:

I am a medical anthropologist specialising in qualitative research methods, particularly conversation analysis. I am interested in using qualitative methods to explore how communication in clinical settings supports changes to health behaviours.
I currently hold a Themed Fellowship, from the THIS Institute, and lead a series of externally funded projects to explore communication about weight loss in primary care.

My research has contributed to national guidelines, and I have advised government and policy makers. I am a member of the NICE Adoption and Impact Reference Panel, and an honorary member of the University of Oxford’s Faculty of Linguistics. In 2022 I was the Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC) Principal Investigator of the Year.

I currently lead a 3-year British Heart Foundation funded project developing evidence and training in communication about weight loss in primary care; and a 2 year NHIR PrP project to understand communication between people living with obesity and healthy weight coaches, and hold a personal THIS institute EDI-themed fellowship where I am examining how to improve prevention discussions between primary care staff and people with multiple long term conditions.

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