1 h 22 min
The Insights and Outcomes of the Wellcome-funded Waiting Times Project
Sociology and Medicine seminar by Dr Michael Flexer, University of Exeter
Hosted by Timing Research Forum
Wednesday 00:00–01:10 New York (GMT-4)
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Abstract
Waiting is one of healthcare’s core experiences. It is there in the time it takes to access services; through the days, weeks, months or years needed for diagnoses; in the time that treatment takes; and in the elongated time-frames of recovery, relapse, remission and dying.Funded by the Wellcome Trust, our project opens up what it means to wait in and for healthcare by examining lived experiences, representations and histories of delayed and impeded time.In an era in which time is lived at increasingly different and complex tempos, Waiting Times looks to understand both the difficulties and vital significance of waiting for practices of care, offering a fundamental re-conceptualisation of the relation between time and care in contemporary thinking about health, illness, and wellbeing.
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