RAIMed2022: Mobilising Methods in Medical Anthropology

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Glocal Health Methods Festival

Lab01

Anthropological knowledge and policy impact: current lessons and future opportunities from COVID-19

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Discussing Open Access publishing in Medical Anthropology

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Putting cross-disciplinary and cross-sectoral work into practice: how do we establish collaborations, communicate findings, and translate research into action?

P01

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Collaborating with non-academic partners in research: negotiating conceptual and ethical frameworks

P02

1

Indigenous peoples: COVID perceptions

P03a

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Mobilising anthropological methods for understanding health policy I

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Mobilising anthropological methods for understanding health policy II

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Mobilizing methods in research with cognitively impaired participants: creative approaches, ethical challenges and translation processes I

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Mobilizing methods in research with cognitively impaired participants: creative approaches, ethical challenges and translation processes II

P05a

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Stories and their standards: narration, emotion, and method in global health research I

P05b

1

Stories and their standards: narration, emotion, and method in global health research II

P06a

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The anthropology of vaccine development and deployment: methodological considerations I

P06b

1

The anthropology of vaccine development and deployment: methodological considerations II

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2

"Awkward collaborations" in studying people with chronic and rare diseases

P08

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Partnering with NGOs to break into biomedical spaces of non-communicable diseases: Amplifying the voices and engagement experiences of patients and caregivers across the Global South

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Anthropological approaches to studying antibiotics and their use: methodological challenges and innovations I

P09b

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Anthropological approaches to studying antibiotics and their use: methodological challenges and innovations II

P11a

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In spite of methods I

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In spite of methods II

P12a

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Building epidemic futures: tensions, possibilities and contestations at the interface between anthropology and epidemiological evidence I

P12b

1

Building epidemic futures: tensions, possibilities and contestations at the interface between anthropology and epidemiological evidence II

P13

Examining collaborations in molecular research infrastructures

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Biosocial medical anthropology and Covid-19. Re-thinking concepts and methods in pandemic times I

P14b

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Biosocial medical anthropology and Covid-19. Re-thinking concepts and methods in pandemic times II

P15

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Critical medical anthropological engagements with Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs)

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Ethnographers as arbiters of truth? Truth and psychiatric systems I

P18b

1

Ethnographers as arbiters of truth? Truth and psychiatric systems II

P19a

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Complicity: methodologies of power, politics, and the ethics of knowledge production I

P19b

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Complicity: methodologies of power, politics, and the ethics of knowledge production II

P19c

1

Complicity: methodologies of power, politics, and the ethics of knowledge production III

P20a

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Disturbing images: understanding the visualisation of suffering during the Covid-19 pandemic I

P20b

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Disturbing images: understanding the visualisation of suffering during the Covid-19 pandemic II

P23

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Health systems performance or performing health systems? maps, models, and meanings in anthropological engagement with health systems research

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Practicing anthropology in public health emergencies

P26a

Maintaining ignorance in global health and medical humanitarianism I

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Maintaining ignorance in global health and medical humanitarianism II

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COVID - conducting anthropology during a pandemic

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Mental health/disability/chronic illness

P30

Methods at the boundaries

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Ethics and regulation

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Translating social science approaches to pharmaceuticals I

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Translating social science approaches to pharmaceuticals II

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Roundtable: voicing or ventriloquising? Debating the idea that voice is a limiting concept for methodologically inclusive Medical Anthropology

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Whose ethics? Whose accountability? Navigating ethics and data-management procedures in interdisciplinary health research.

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Medical anthropology into the future: anthropology, interdisciplinarity and forms of engagement in global health

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Comparing notes on COVID-19 research I

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Comparing notes on COVID-19 research II

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