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jack.joyce@phc.ox.ac.uk


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Jack Joyce

Qualitative Researcher

I am a qualitative researcher specialising in Conversation Analysis. I currently work on the NewDAWN project to understand communication in healthcare settings and to support people to achieve remission from T2 diabetes.

Before joining Oxford in April 2022, I worked on the NIHR Real Complaints study mapping the longitudinal journey of complaining to the NHS in Northern Ireland, and before that I completed my PhD in Social Psychology at Loughborough University. 

Outside of healthcare research I maintain an interest in how micro-analysis of interaction can help us to understand and challenge hatred and discrimination, and exploring the boundaries of interaction analytic methodologies. 

You can find an up-to-date list of my publications here. 

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