Something for the weekend: BreathUniversities can help forge a new Common LifePost-automationGroningen winter school of narrativeIntroducing postqualitative inquiry in sport and exercise psychology, contrasted by thisLiving with Disabilities in New England, 1630-1930Psychosocial Distress and Healing Among WomenDeath of the Lecture(r)?Theorizing plants as health-supporting actorsThe Experiences of People Living With Chronic Pain During a PandemicFoucault’s 1960s Lectures on Sexuality, and thisSmashing conformity: Hurling the hammer at the machineIndependence to Interdependence: Changing the Narrative of RehabilitationCoping with Medical School: An Interpretive Phenomenological … [Read more...] about CPN Digest #151
CPN Digest #150
Something for the weekend: Global human-made mass exceeds all living biomassExamining the Narratives of Interdependence and Healing Within Romantic Relationships After StrokeThe Journey of Humanizing Care for People With DisabilitiesCan patients’ narratives in nursing enhance the healing process?Whispering bodies: The textual brain Qualitative Coding and the Institutionalization of the Master’s Voice, and this special issue on racism in qualitative researchUnsettling the Coloniality of the Researcher: Toward a Black Studies Approach to Critical Humanisms in Qualitative InquiryAn Application of Critical Race Methodology to Redress Racial Harm Against Faculty of ColorSylvia Federici: … [Read more...] about CPN Digest #150
CPN Digest #149
Something for the weekend: Support Workers and the Health Professions in International Perspective. The Invisible Providers of Health CareBody mass index is just a number: Conflating riskiness and unhealthiness in discourse on body sizeMind the gap - episode 3The dark side of our age of fitnessTime to reconceptualise health systems Masterly inactivity: A forgotten preceptAdvice Not Safely Ignored: Professional Authority and the Strength of Legitimate ComplexityIn a flash of time: knowledge resources that enable professional cross-boundary workThe governmentality of nursing professionalization in advanced liberal societiesProfessional Power and Skill Use in the 'Knowledge EconomyPosthuman … [Read more...] about CPN Digest #149
CPN digest #148
Something for the weekend: Social determinants of health are associated with physical therapy use: a systematic review“Do Not Ask Me Who I Am”: Foucault and neoliberalismOximeters Used to Be Designed for Equity. What Happened?The Embodiment of Discovery: An Adapted Framework for Qualitative Analysis of Lived ExperiencesStigma Experiences in People with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: An Integrative ReviewOn Hospitals: Welfare, Law, and Christianity in Western Europe, 400-1320Male Student Teachers’ Experiences and Perspectives of Practicum SupervisionParkinson’s, AI and meMy words have meaning, your parrot’s do not. Wittgenstein explainsDoing new materialist data analysis: a … [Read more...] about CPN digest #148
CPN Digest #147
Something for the weekend: Place, health and dis/advantage: A sociomaterial analysisFrom Danger to Uncertainty: Changing Health Care Practices, Everyday Experiences, and Temporalities in Dealing With COVID-19 Policies in the NetherlandsThe End of Analytic PhilosophyA Futures Perspective of Health, Climate Change and Poverty in the United StatesDon’t save the university - transform itThe new Deadly Physios podcastA Futures Perspective of Health, Climate Change and Poverty in the United StatesAn Extra Pair of Hands by Kate Mosse review – the dignity of careFoucauldian Discourse Analysis: Moving Beyond a Social Constructionist AnalyticImplications of the temporal dimensions, demands and … [Read more...] about CPN Digest #147
CPN Digest #146
Something for the weekend: Decolonizing Methodologies in Qualitative Research: Creating Spaces for Transformative PraxisWearables as a tool for measuring therapeutic adherence in behavioral healthTheorizing bodily dialogs – reflection on knowledge production in phenomenological researchThe war on critical race theoryTo Care as we Would Like to: Socio-ecological crisis and our impasse of careWhy should nurses care if Heidegger was a Nazi? Pragmatics, politics and philosophy in nursingWays of walking, speaking and listeningBeing in the World - On the Subject of the Heideggerian Dasein (Flim)What is critical realism? And why should you care?Recent scientific/intellectual movements in … [Read more...] about CPN Digest #146
CPN Digest #145
Something for the weekend Women, Exercise, and Eating Disorder Recovery: The Normal and the PathologicalWalking ABER: Of pedagogy, practice and potentialityIntersecting the body and curriculum: Nineteenth-century dandyism and physical trainingWhat is critical about critical public health?Against wellbeing, and, in a similar vein The problems with resilience thinkingThe “nurse as hero” discourse in the COVID-19 pandemic: A poststructural discourse analysisThe sociology of medical education from 1980 to 2000Palantir’s Picture of Michel Foucault, or How to “Discipline and Punish”Which Scientific Disciplines Cite Philosophy of Science?Proposed new curriculum acknowledges First Nations’ view … [Read more...] about CPN Digest #145