| Different uses of Bronfenbrenner's ecological theory in public mental health research: what is their value for guiding public mental health policy and practice? |
11 |
| Bricolage as conceptual tool for understanding access to healthcare in superdiverse populations |
10 |
| Sociology, biology and mechanisms in urban mental health |
6 |
| In BMI we trust: reframing the body mass index as a measure of health |
6 |
| Bourdieu's theory of fields: towards understanding help-seeking practices in mental distress |
5 |
| A conceptual framework for examining healthcare access and navigation: a behavioral-ecological perspective |
5 |
| The thing-power of the human-app health assemblage: thinking with vital materialism |
5 |
| Prestige hierarchies of diseases and specialities in a field perspective |
4 |
| Patients' experiential knowledge and expertise in health care: A hybrid concept analysis |
4 |
| Dietary approaches to weight-loss, Health At Every Size (R) and beyond: rethinking the war on obesity |
3 |
| Hysteresis, social congestion and debt: towards a sociology of mental health disorders in undergraduates |
3 |
| Navigating the uncertainties of screening: the contribution of social theory |
3 |
| Who defines-who decides? Theorising the epistemic communities, communities of practice and interest groups in the healthcare field: a discursive approach |
2 |
| Enhanced quality or assembly lines? Psychiatric treatment packages in Denmark: knowledge definitions and governing tools |
2 |
| The healthy lifestyle in longevity narratives |
2 |
| The private life of medicine: accounting for antibiotics in the 'for-profit' hospital setting |
2 |
| Feminism and bourdieusian social theory in a sexual health empowerment project with incarcerated and recently released women |
2 |
| Step-counting in the health-society: phenomenological reflections on walking in the era of the Fitbit |
2 |
| Self-interest and public opinion in health policy: smoking behavior and support for tobacco control |
2 |
| Perpetuating the utopia of health behaviourism: A case study of the Canadian Men's Health Foundation's Don't Change Much initiative |
2 |
| The final arbiter of everything'': a genealogy of concern with patient experience in Britain |
2 |
| (Re) Making gender in the clinical context: a look at how ideologies shape the medical construction of gender dysphoria in Portugal |
2 |
| Health lifestyles and the search for a concept of a gender-specific habitus |
2 |
| The changing place of care and compassion within the English NHS: an Eliasean perspective |
2 |
| Envisaging the healthcare sector as a field: moving from Talcott Parsons to Pierre Bourdieu |
2 |
| A symbolic interactionism of dementia: a tangle in 'the Alzheimer Conundrum' |
2 |
| Health systems in an era of biophysical limits: the wicked dilemmas of modernity |
1 |
| Contesting the psychiatric framing of ME/CFS |
1 |
| From silence to diagnosis: the entry of the mentally problematic employee into medical practice |
1 |
| Trying times: domestication of healthcare technologies amidst challenging dynamic contexts |
1 |
| Gaining public control on health policy: the politics of scaling up to universal health coverage in Uruguay |
1 |
| A future for disability: perceptions of disabled youth and nonprofit organizations |
1 |
| Fat knowledges and matters of fat: towards re-encountering fat(s) |
1 |
| Mental health, subjectivities and forms of neuroscience: a critical realist examination |
1 |
| The cultural hegemony of chronic disease association discourse in Canada |
1 |
| Stress, domination and basic income: considering a citizens' entitlement response to a public health crisis |
1 |
| Surrogates as risk or surrogates at risk? The contradictory constitution of surrogates' bodies in transnational surrogacy |
1 |
| Socially constructed and structurally conditioned conflicts in territories of medical uncertainty |
0 |
| Revisiting Goffman: frames of mental health in the interactions of mental healthcare professionals with diasporic Muslims |
0 |
| Contemporary public perceptions of psychiatry: some problems for mental health professions |
0 |
| Theorizing failure: explanations regarding weight regain among people with fat bodies |
0 |
| Informed consent in research ethics: an analysis from the perspective of Luhmann's social systems theory |
0 |
| Striving for self-improvement: alternative medicine considered as technologies of enhancement |
0 |
| Exploring Habermas' theory of communicative ethics as an approach to physician communication training: the case of pediatric end-of-life care |
0 |
| Health-related quality of life and socioeconomic status of imprisoned middle-age and elderly persons |
0 |
| A metabolic self in contemporary Japan: a cultural reading |
0 |
| Accountable care? An analysis of national reporting on local health and social care service integration |
0 |
| When no is not an option: the immunization against silence in a motivational interview about marijuana use |
0 |
| Sociology in UK nurse education curricula: A review of the literature from 1919 to 2019 |
0 |
| The gift in A&E: re-framing the medical case presentation through Mauss |
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