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BSA Medical Sociology Group Annual Confernece 2014 – Call for Papers

British Sociological Association

MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY GROUP

ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2014

Call for papers

Wednesday 10th – Friday 12th September 2014

Aston University, Birmingham

We look forward to welcoming you to our 46th Annual Conference.

We are pleased to announce Professor Arthur Frank University of Calgary and Dr.Tiago Moreira, Durham University have agreed to be our plenary speakers at the 2014 conference.

We welcome abstract submissions for oral presentation, poster presentations and symposia / special events structured around the stream which are listed below, however to accommodate increasing numbers of abstracts and to ensure more people have the opportunity to present and share their work with the medical sociology community, we will be trialling some new formats for oral papers during the 2014 conference.  This may include traditional formats such as round table discussions as well as more creative approaches, so presenters have the opportunity to discuss ideas ranging from initial thoughts through to completed studies. We would particularly encourage presenters wishing to present ‘work in progress’ to indicate this on their abstract submission. We look forward to providing you with more details about this in the coming months.

1.                   Citizenship and health

2.                   Complementary and alternative medicines

3.                   Critical public health

4.                   Embodiment and emotion

5.                   Ethics

6.                   Ethnicity

7.                   Experiences of health and illness

8.                  Gender

9.                   Health policy

10.               Health care organisation

11.              Health service delivery

12.               Inequalities

13.               Lifecourse – reproductive health; chronic conditions; ageing; death and dying

14.               Mental Health

15.               Methods

16.               Open

17.               Patient – professional interaction

18.               Pharmaceuticals

19.               Politics of health

20.               Professions

21.               Risk

22.               Screening and diagnosis

23.               STS and medicine

24.               Teaching medical sociology

25.                Theory

Further details and abstract submission forms are available from: http://www.britsoc.co.uk/events/medsoc-annual-conference.aspx andevents@britsoc.org.uk

The abstract submission deadline is 17th April 2014.

Abstracts received after this date will not be considered.

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