Titlebook: Ethnographies and Health; Reflections on Empir Emma Garnett,Joanna Reynolds,Sarah Milton Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Temporality and the Intersections Between Ageing, Gender and Being Well: Reflections from an Ethnoged with health research, and from biomedical framings of life stages, enabled an exploration of the dynamic and situated nature of what counts as being well, what might threaten this and how understandings of health, gender and ageing change over time.

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Using an Ethnographic Approach to Study End-of-Life Care: Reflections from Research Encounters in Eped what I could ultimately study, the knowledge that could be produced, and my relationship to the project. Ultimately, this chapter invites ethnographers to be reflexive about the ways we position our methodological stances and ourselves as researchers within health-related fields and how this constructs our subjects of study.

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Yang Zhao,Krishnendu Chakrabartyng both ‘insider’ ethnographer and professional roles in a healthcare context, and the insights this generated around the partial forms of knowledge that emerge. The dual status of the researcher provided a unique position in a complex setting and shaped the generation of ethnographic findings.

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Design and Planning for Rapid Prototyping,h project that explored?the experience of a public health intervention delivered in a number of prison gyms. In particular, I consider the ways in which my positionality as an ethnographic researcher determined the sorts of data I was able to collect to evaluate the Fit for LIFE programme.

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