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Research groups
Recent publications
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Disease Control and Ebola in West Africa: a Qualitative Evidence Synthesis
Journal article
Bell AJ. et al, (2022), Global Biosecurity, 4
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The expression of ‘policy’ in palliative care: A critical review
Journal article
Whitelaw S. et al, (2022), Health Policy, 126, 889 - 898
Anthony (Tony) Bell
Probationary Research Student
Research Interests
Tony Bell is a probationary DPhil student with a broad interest in matters of medical anthropology and global health. More specifically, his interests include: the overuse of antibiotics in primary care; bio-social understandings and the control of infectious and parasitic disease; palliative and end of life care and health promotion within marginalised groups.
His DPhil is centred on exploring the wider socio-cultural determinants (like socio-economic deprivation) behind antibiotic use within the Scottish context.
Tony also has a specific methodological interest in applied qualitative research, especially in synthesising more abstract theoretical work with grounded recommendations for policy and practice.
Supervisors
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Aleksandra (Ola) Borek
Senior Qualitative Researcher in Behavioural Science
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Sarah Tonkin-Crine
Associate Professor & Health Psychologist