Conversation analyst, studying social interaction in everyday, clinical, and educational settings.
Brisbane, Queensland
Joined February 2012
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New paper led by Dr @andi_seyi - using “Conversation Analysis” to look at nurse-patient consultations for managing #cancer related #fatigue - experienced by millions of individuals worldwide!
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Thrilled to announce we have been awarded $3M for a new @nhmrc #CRE in Paediatric Palliative Care 🙌
Our CRE will leverage national + international expertise in #PedPC to help improve care of children and young ppl with life-limiting illnesses.
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I'm grateful for @arc_gov_au funding to better understand ways people confronted with serious illness can hope for the best and plan for the worst.
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Almost the whole post @icca2023 Morality of Emotion team in @SusanDanby’s wonderful Center for the Digital Child @digitalchildau @RucalTeam @DARG_sessions @Lotte_v_b @RobertPrettner @AijaLogren – at Kelvin Grove, Brisbane
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Presenting some initial findings from the COMPAIR project led by Minna Laakso with @ScottBarnesMQ and on behalf of the rest of the large international team on this project! #icca2023 @BCAphasia @steven_bloch
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Thread: Summary of #icca2023 panel on relational dimensions when death is a relevant matter (with thanks to co-convenor @Marco_Pino_)
In closing, I tried to summarise the considerable ground we traversed, and outlined ways we might collectively advance our work in this area. Please DM me if you are keen to join this effort!
On reflection, the complexity of the work traversed in the panel was perhaps best manifested in the Pääkallo @PaananenJenny shared. The salty anise was unfamiliar and confronting to me but clearly wasn't to others. Might the same also be true of death talk?
