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Research in this group combines a range of theoretical and critical perspectives to care underpinned by notions of social justice. We understand care as a relational social practice in which people, policies, protocols, norm and values, as well as different forms of knowledge and technical devices, are all necessary to the achievement of good care. We recognise care as central to people’s well-being and significant to both personal relationships and political decisions.
We have strong policy and practice links with community and statutory organisations through commissioned work and collaborative initiatives. Our work focuses on the lived experiences of those who use services and / or are the subjects of social policies. We work closely with practitioners, service providers, decision-makers and members of the public do develop participative approaches to co-produce knowledge. This means, for example, working alongside ‘lay co-researchers’ to carry out research and developing knowledge exchange mechanisms to share learning and enhance practice.
Our current research themes include: care ethics and social justice; information technology and care; well-being and participation.
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Kay Aranda
- School of Health Sciences - Reader
- Care, Ethics and Participation Research and Enterprise Group
- Drawing Research and Enterprise Group
- Centre of Resilience for Social Justice
- Long-term Conditions and Rehabilitation Research and Enterprise Group
Person: Academic

Duncan Barron
- School of Health Sciences - Senior Research Fellow
- Care, Ethics and Participation Research and Enterprise Group
Person: Academic
Projects 2017 2022
- 2 Active
Imagine
Cameron, J., Hart, A., Eryigit-Madzwamuse, S., Heaver, B., Hudson, C., Aranda, K., Rathbone, A., Maitland, J., Church, A., Walker, C., Haynes, P. & Gant, N.
1/02/18 → 31/03/22
Project: Grant › Research and Enterprise
Ethical issues inself-funded social care: co-producing knowledge with older people
Ward, E., Ray, M., Tanner, D. & Locke, P.
3/04/17 → 1/07/20
Project: Grant › Research
Research Output 2017 2018
Ambivalence in digital health: Co-designing an mHealth platform for HIV care
Marent, B., Henwood, F. & Darking, M. 6 Sep 2018 215, p. 133-141 9 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Can Quantitative Applied Sexual Health Research Be Critical and Feminist? Towards a Critical Social Epidemiology to Support Targeted STI Testing and Contraception in Primary Care
Edelman, N. 15 Feb 2018 Researching Sex and Sexualities. Morris, C., Boyce, P., Cornwall, A., Frith, H., Harvey, L. & Huang, Y. (eds.). London, UK, p. 62-79 17 p.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
Constituting practices, shaping markets: Remaking healthy living through commercial promotion of blood pressure monitors and scales
Williams, R., Weiner, K., Henwood, F. & Will, C. 17 Jul 2018Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Activities 2016 2018
Social Work Education (Journal)
Holmstrom, C. (Reviewer)Activity: Editorial work
Young Men Matter
Holmstrom, C. (Consultant), Price, J. (Consultant), Wilkins, S. (Consultant), Dore, I. (Consultant), Teverson, P. (Consultant)Activity: Consultancy