Movement of knowledge medical humanities perspectives on medicine, science, and experience
Medical knowledge is always in motion. It moves from the lab to the office, from a press release to a patient, from an academic journal to a civil servant's desk and then on to a policymaker. Knowledge is deconstructed, reconstructed, and transformed as it moves. The dynamic, ever-evolving natu...
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Table of Contents:
- Movement of knowledge: Introducing medical humanities perspectives on medicine, science, and experience Kristofer Hansson & Rachel Irwin
- Prenatal diagnosis: The co-production of knowledge and values in medical research and public debate Anna Tunlid
- The objects of global health policy: Turning knowledge into evidence at the World Health Organization Rachel Irwin
- Sharing knowledge: Neuroscience and the circulation of medical knowledge Åsa Alftberg
- Press releases as medical knowledge: Making news and identification in medical research communication Karolina Lindh
- The ethical tool of informed consent: How mutual trust is co-produced through entanglements and disentanglements of the body Markus Idvall
- The co-creation of situated knowledge: Facilitating the implementation of care models in hospital-based home care Kristofer Hansson et al.
- A number in circulation: HbA1c as standardized knowledge in diabetes care Kristofer Hansson
- Knowledge worlds apart: Aesthetic experience as an epistemological boundary object Max Liljefors
- Medicines in the grey market: A sociocultural analysis of individual agency Rui Liu & Susanne Lundin.
