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Ansatte med arbeidsområde Sosiologi
Bårnes, Vibeke
Academic librarian in sociology, social anthropology and religionCulture and Social Sciences Library
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Clinical interaction in context: a narrative exploration of 212 naturally occurring GP consultations.
Clinical interaction in context is a research project dealing with the interaction between patients and doctors in clinical consultations, with a focus on patient centred care and shared decision-making. Through various sub-studies, we explore the moment-to-moment unfolding of naturally occurring clinical consultations between patients and general practitioners (GPs). Although our empirical exploration focuses on in situ consultations betwe...
Kjæmpenes, Wenche Margrethe
Associate professor in political scienceDepartment of Child Welfare and Social Work
Social policy, professions and professionalization, professional ethics, inter-professional and models for cross-sectoral collaboration.
Organization theory, innovation, kowledge- and industrydevelopment
The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration
How public debate have potensial to affect judicial decisions - the Norwegian drug reform
Fedreheim, Gunn Elin
Department of Social Education+4777058268
Academic interests:
- Policy formation and implementation of polivy decisions
- Participation in policy formation
- Governance
I have three main research interests: nature and environmental policy (especially management of protected areas and water), work inclusion of refugees and migrants and societal participation of Sami with disabilities.
Stein, Barbara
Department of Social Education+4777058347
Migration, integration, volunteerism, gender
Adrian, Stine Willum
Associate Professor in sociology of health, welfare and qualitative methodsDepartment of Social Sciences
+4777620845
Stine Willum Adrian is an Associate Professor in sociology of health, welfare and qualitative methods at Department of the Social Sciences at The Arctic University of Norway. Adrian is a sociologist by training and holds a PhD in feminist STS and cultural analysis. Adrian’s work has always been interdisciplinary joining ethnography of medical technologies with cultural analysis, ethics and law. Her research interests lie in questions concerning, reproductive technology, technologies of death and dying at the beginning of life, gender, intersectionality, feminist materialisms, the enta...