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Current main project: Clinical Interaction in Context: A Sociological Observational Study of Naturally Occurring Primary Care Consultations

Based on observational data, we explore doctor-patient interaction in 212 naturally occurring primary care consultations in England, with a focus on patient centred care and shared decision-making. While exploring the moment-to-moment unfolding of these consultations, we capture the interactional dynamics and negotiations of epistemic positions. Through data-grounded semantic coding of all 212 consultations in NVivo, we are able to...

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

Action research 

Academic interests:

• Policy formation and implementation of polivy decisions
• Participation in policy formation
• Governance
• Co-creation in research

I have three main research interests:  work inclusion of migrants and refugees, societal participation of Sami with disabilities, and nature and environmental policy (especially management of protected areas and water).

Main research interests: Social innovation, disability studies, living condition, work inclusion of peopel with intellectual disability

Migration, integration, volunteerism, gender

• Disability
• Intellectual disability
• Participation and self determination
• Work inclusion
• Interprofessional collaboration

• Sociology of health and illness
• Health services research
• Digitalisation and technology in health care
• Gender research
• Qualitative methods

Stine Willum Adrian is a 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 entanglement of...

Trust

Social capital

Welfare states

Health