Cunningham-Burley, Sarah.
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Cunningham-Burley, Sarah, 1957-
Sarah Jane Cunningham-Burley researcher
VIAF ID: 64332006 (Personal)
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Works
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| Accomplishing an adaptive clinical trial for cancer: Valuation practices and care work across the laboratory and the clinic |
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| Accrual and drop out in a primary prevention randomised controlled trial: qualitative study |
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| Action to achieve smoke-free homes: an exploration of experts' views |
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| Alcohol consumption and young people: exploring meaning and social context |
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| Beyond Binaries: Dissolving the Empirical/Normative Divide |
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| Biomedicine, self and society: An agenda for collaboration and engagement |
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| The burden of care: a focus group study of healthcare practitioners in Scotland talking about parental drug misuse |
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| Can promoting awareness of fetal movements and focusing interventions reduce fetal mortality? A stepped-wedge cluster randomised trial (AFFIRM). |
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| Can the governance of a population genetic data bank effect recruitment? Evidence from the public consultation of Generation Scotland |
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| Challenging Childhoods |
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| Challenging social structures and changing research cultures |
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| The changing brain: Neuroscience and the enduring import of everyday experience |
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| Children's perspectives on how parents protect them from secondhand smoke in their homes and cars in socioeconomically contrasting communities: a qualitative study. |
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| The Consequences of Love: Young People and Family Practices in Difficult Circumstances |
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| Constituting neurologic subjects: Neuroscience, subjectivity and the mundane significance of the brain |
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| Constructing health and sickness in the context of motherhood and paid work |
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| Continuities and changes: teenage smoking and occupational transition |
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| Contrasting lives, contrasting views? Understandings of health inequalities from children in differing social circumstances. |
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| Creating a climate that catalyses healthcare innovation in the United Kingdom - learning lessons from international innovators |
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| Diagnosing uncertainty, producing neonatal abstinence syndrome |
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| Does metformin reduce excess birthweight in offspring of obese pregnant women? A randomised controlled trial of efficacy, exploration of mechanisms and evaluation of other pregnancy complications |
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| Drawing the line: an analysis of lay people's discussions about the new genetics. |
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| Embodied innovation and regulation of medical technoscience: transformations in cancer patienthood. |
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| Enter the sociologist : reflections on the practice of sociology |
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| Eugenics and the new genetics in Britain: examining contemporary professionals' accounts. |
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| Everyday listening and speaking |
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| Exploring the body |
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| Families and the state : changing relationships |
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| The 'family–work project': children's and parents' experiences of working parenthood |
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| Generation Scotland: consulting publics and specialists at an early stage in a genetic database's development |
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| Genomic research and the cancer clinic: uncertainty and expectations in professional accounts. |
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| Health Care Robotics: Qualitative Exploration of Key Challenges and Future Directions (Preprint) |
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| Health related behavioural change in context: young people in transition. |
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| Health-Related Quality of Life for individuals with hepatitis C: A narrative review. |
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| Hepatitis C in a new therapeutic era: Recontextualising the lived experience. |
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| Identity, community and care in online accounts of hereditary colorectal cancer syndrome. |
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| "If she wants to eat…and eat and eat…fine! It's gonna feed the baby": Pregnant women and partners' perceptions and experiences of pregnancy with a BMI >40kg/m2. |
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| ‘Joined up’ thinking? Unsupported ‘fast-track’ transitions in the context of parental substance use |
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| The lived experience of interferon-free treatments for hepatitis C: A thematic analysis. |
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| Living with and beyond cancer with comorbid illness: a qualitative systematic review and evidence synthesis |
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| Male youth street culture: understanding the context of health-related behaviours |
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| Mapping the new molecular landscape: social dimensions of epigenetics. |
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| Mothers' concepts of normality, behavioural change and illness in their children |
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| Mother's little helper? Contrasting accounts of benzodiazepine and methadone use among drug-dependent parents in the UK. |
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| Moving from trust to trustworthiness: Experiences of public engagement in the Scottish Health Informatics Programme |
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| Neurobiological limits and the somatic significance of love: Caregivers' engagements with neuroscience in Scottish parenting programmes |
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| The new genetics and health: mobilizing lay expertise. |
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| NHS manifesto: the missing piece of the puzzle |
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| Online accounts of gene expression profiling in early-stage breast cancer: Interpreting genomic testing for chemotherapy decision making |
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| Open randomised trial of the (Arabin) pessary to prevent preterm birth in twin pregnancy with health economics and acceptability: STOPPIT-2-a study protocol |
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| Patienthood and participation in the digital era |
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| Personalised cancer medicine : future crafting in the genomic era |
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| Pharmacists and primary care: some research findings and recommendations |
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| Polygenic risk-stratified screening for cancer: Responsibilization in public health genomics |
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| Practising what we preach? A practical approach to bringing research, policy and practice together in relation to children and health inequalities. |
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| Problematisation and regulation: Bodies, risk, and recovery within the context of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome |
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| Prudence, pleasure, and cognitive ageing: Configurations of the uses and users of brain training games within UK media, 2005-2015. |
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| Public involvement in the governance of population-level biomedical research: unresolved questions and future directions |
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| Public knowledge and public trust |
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| Public responses to the sharing and linkage of health data for research purposes: a systematic review and thematic synthesis of qualitative studies |
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| Readings in medical sociology, c1989: |
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| Rediscovering the role of the pharmacist. |
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| Smokers' and ex-smokers' understanding of electronic cigarettes: a qualitative study. |
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| Smoking in the home after the smoke-free legislation in Scotland: qualitative study. |
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| The social sciences, humanities, and health |
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| The sociology of cancer: a decade of research |
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| Strategies for living with the risk of anaphylaxis in adolescence: qualitative study of young people and their parents |
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| Substance, structure and stigma: parents in the UK accounting for opioid substitution therapy during the antenatal and postnatal periods |
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| Tackling community concerns about commercialisation and genetic research: A modest interdisciplinary proposal |
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| Volunteered, negotiated, enforced: family politics and the regulation of home smoking |
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| 'Waiting until they got home': gender, smoking and tobacco exposure in households in Scotland. |
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| Young people, biographical narratives and the life grid: young people’s accounts of parental substance use |
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