J Hindmarsh
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 19023 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | J Hindmarsh |
| NOMBRES | J |
| APELLIDO | Hindmarsh |
| FIRMA | HINDMARSH J |
| AFILIACIONES | King's College London |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8162-1997 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 29 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 360 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 11 |
Implementing AI in Radiotherapy
The potential for artificial intelligence (AI) to transform healthcare has been of growing academic, policy and professional interest. Various studies have reported on the perceptions of the potential for AI in healthcare. However, fewer studies have examined the lived experiences that healthcare professionals (HCPs) have with the use of AI tools. One area where AI has been implemented is in the auto‐contouring of organs‐at‐risk (OAR) for cancer …
Reconciling knowledge sharing with individual tasks
The contribution of the open-plan office to work and organisation has long been a matter of some debate. Aside from its economic advantages, it is argued that it provides an important opportunity for colleagues to share knowledge and help each other. It is recognised, however, that the presence and participation of others can undermine the ability of personnel to concentrate on individual tasks and subjects work to interruption. This paper seeks …
Coalitions of touch
This article responds to recent calls to further incorporate the study of animal health care into the sociology of health and illness. It focuses on a theme with a long tradition in medical sociology, namely clinical communication, but explores matters distinctive to veterinary practice. Drawing on video recordings of 60 consultations across three small animal veterinary clinics in the United Kingdom, we explore how clients and veterinarians (or …
Embodied spatial practices and everyday organization
This article introduces an interactional perspective to the analysis of organizational space. The study is based on the analysis of over 100 hours of video recordings of guided tours undertaken within two sites (an historic house and a world-famous museum), coupled with interviews and field observations. The analysis is informed by ethnomethodology and conversation analysis in order to focus on the everyday organization of these tours, and the li…
The order problem
This article analyses the work of issuing tickets to queuing customers, thereby contributing to the literature on interactive service work. It draws analytical attention to artful practices through which employees infer ticket orders from local configurations of talk, gesture and bodily movement. It reveals not only the practical reasoning deployed by the service worker, but also the agency of the customer in the course of encounters. Drawing upo…
Reenactments at Work
Reenactments (introduced by Sidnell, 2006) are embodied demonstrations of past events or scenes. In this article we explore how reenactments are deployed in the course of, and indeed support work in, collaborative data analysis sessions among groups of social scientists (and primarily conversation analysts). The data used to build the analysis are drawn from audiovisual recordings of a range of data sessions involving formal and informal grouping…
Exhibiting understanding
Work and organisation in real time
No social institution can be treated as a self-subsistent entity which exists independently of the accounting practices of its participants. The reproduction of institutional settings and the accounting practices through which they are constituted is an elementary and fundamental fact of institutional life. And to demand that institutions function in independence from these reproductive processes is, to adapt an earlier observation of Garfinkel's…
Video in Qualitative Research
Video, Analysis and the Social Sciences Access, Ethics and Project Planning Collecting Audio-Visual Data Analyzing Video: Developing Preliminary Observations Matters of Context: Objects, Participation and Institutional Practice Preparing Presentations and Publications Implications, Applications and New Developments Appendix 1: Transcription Notations Appendix 2: Example of an Introductory Letter Seeking Access to Record Appendix 3: Tips for Data …
Work and the Moving Image
This article explores some of the similarities and differences between two approaches to the study of work that use moving images. The first approach, most notably practised by Frank and Lillian Gilbreth, 'dissected' the movement of workers' bodies in the pursuit of efficiency. The second approach has emerged in the last few decades from ethnomethodology and conversation analysis. The ar ticle notes how shared technologies for data collection and…
Beyond 'doctor and patient
Three decades of conversation analytic investigations of medical interaction have produced a rich collection of findings of sociological interest, from a diverse array of encounters. This paper briefly outlines the development of this field to provide a context for the special issue. The paper discusses how studies of doctor-patient interaction have revealed the ways in which participants organise the medical visit to accomplish tasks such as dia…
Knowing Bodies at Work
In spite of a growing corpus of studies concerned with the body and its relationships to organizing and organization, there is a distinct lack of empirical work to take seriously the nature of `embodiment' in the workplace. This paper presents a video-based study of teamwork in preoperative anaesthesia in order to propose an approach to analysing the body that focuses on organizational members' practical orientations to the body, and in particula…
Video‐Based Studies of Work Practice
The use of the visual, let alone video, is surprisingly rare within social scientific studies of work and organisations. Nevertheless there is an emerging corpus of research that use video recordings, augmented by field work, as their principal data; recordings that provide access to the fine details of work as it is accomplished within everyday organisational settings. They include studies of work in a broad range of domains, including call cent…
Remote Collaboration Over Video Data
(Im)materiality, Virtual Reality and Interaction
This paper explores the organisation of social interaction amongst participants 'in' Virtual Reality. Despite the wide-ranging sociological interest in 'virtual' technologies, there is rather little detailed sociological investigation of user experiences of the virtual technology par excellence, namely multi-user Virtual Reality. Interestingly the discourses that underpin discussions of more mundane virtual technologies (eg email, the Web, mobile…
Creating Assemblies in Public Environments
Fractured Ecologies
It is increasingly recognized that social interaction and collaboration rely on the participants' abilities to access and use a range of resources including objects and artifacts from within the immediate environment. In recent years, system support for remote collaboration has begun to address this issue, and we have witnessed the emergence of a number of technologies designed to provide remote participants with access to (features of) each othe…
Analysing Interaction
Configuring Awareness
Crafting participation
There is a growing interest amongst both artists and curators in designing art works which create new forms of visual communication and enhance interaction in museums and galleries. Despite extraordinary advances in the analysis of talk and discourse, there is relatively little research concerned with conduct and collaboration with and around aesthetic objects and artefacts, and to some extent, the social and cognitive sciences have paid less att…
The Tacit Order of Teamwork
This article explores the interactional organization of collaborative work in the field of anesthesia. “Anesthetic teams” provide a distinctive case for the analysis of collaborative work, because their work is undertaken with, around, and on an aware and variously involved coparticipant, namely, the patient. To explore such collaboration, this article draws on ethnomethodology and conversation analysis to examine audiovisual data of naturally oc…
Exhibiting Interaction
This article explores how individuals, both alone and together, examine exhibits in museums and galleries. Drawing on ethnomethodology and conversation analysis, it focuses on the ways in which visitors encounter and experience exhibits and how their activities are organized, at least in part, with intimate regard to the actions of others in the domain, both companions and 'strangers.' This study contributes to the long-standing concerns of symbo…
Embodied reference
Sharing the Tools of the Trade
Despite a growing body of work across the social and cognitive sciences concerned with the relations between inanimate objects and sociality, we still have relatively little understanding of the ways in which participants themselves characterize and discriminate objects in the course of practical activities. This article examines how personnel in a telecommunications control center display their understanding of objects, such as computer screens …
“When You Wake Up It'll All Be Over”
This article focuses upon communication between medical professionals and patients within anaesthetic rooms-rooms in which patients are anaesthetized prior to entry into operating theaters. The most closely related field of sociological study is research on surgery, which tends to consider anaesthesia as a secondary specialism. Using Video data collected from anaesthetic rooms and operating theaters in the United Kingdom, this article suggests th…
Embodied reference
Exhibiting Interaction
This article explores how individuals, both alone and together, examine exhibits in museums and galleries. Drawing on ethnomethodology and conversation analysis, it focuses on the ways in which visitors encounter and experience exhibits and how their activities are organized, at least in part, with intimate regard to the actions of others in the domain, both companions and 'strangers.' This study contributes to the long-standing concerns of symbo…
The Tacit Order of Teamwork
This article explores the interactional organization of collaborative work in the field of anesthesia. “Anesthetic teams” provide a distinctive case for the analysis of collaborative work, because their work is undertaken with, around, and on an aware and variously involved coparticipant, namely, the patient. To explore such collaboration, this article draws on ethnomethodology and conversation analysis to examine audiovisual data of naturally oc…
Exhibiting understanding
Sharing the Tools of the Trade
Despite a growing body of work across the social and cognitive sciences concerned with the relations between inanimate objects and sociality, we still have relatively little understanding of the ways in which participants themselves characterize and discriminate objects in the course of practical activities. This article examines how personnel in a telecommunications control center display their understanding of objects, such as computer screens …
Beyond 'doctor and patient
Three decades of conversation analytic investigations of medical interaction have produced a rich collection of findings of sociological interest, from a diverse array of encounters. This paper briefly outlines the development of this field to provide a context for the special issue. The paper discusses how studies of doctor-patient interaction have revealed the ways in which participants organise the medical visit to accomplish tasks such as dia…
Reenactments at Work
Reenactments (introduced by Sidnell, 2006) are embodied demonstrations of past events or scenes. In this article we explore how reenactments are deployed in the course of, and indeed support work in, collaborative data analysis sessions among groups of social scientists (and primarily conversation analysts). The data used to build the analysis are drawn from audiovisual recordings of a range of data sessions involving formal and informal grouping…
Interaction in Isolation
We have recently witnessed the emergence of a range of naturalistic studies concerned with work, interaction and technology in complex organisational environments. In this paper we examine a seemingly individual and isolated activity, which involves the use of relatively basic technology to guide a vehicle in accord with a highly regulated signalling system. The paper considers the ways in which operating a vehicle is systematically co-ordinated …
The order problem
This article analyses the work of issuing tickets to queuing customers, thereby contributing to the literature on interactive service work. It draws analytical attention to artful practices through which employees infer ticket orders from local configurations of talk, gesture and bodily movement. It reveals not only the practical reasoning deployed by the service worker, but also the agency of the customer in the course of encounters. Drawing upo…
Crafting participation
There is a growing interest amongst both artists and curators in designing art works which create new forms of visual communication and enhance interaction in museums and galleries. Despite extraordinary advances in the analysis of talk and discourse, there is relatively little research concerned with conduct and collaboration with and around aesthetic objects and artefacts, and to some extent, the social and cognitive sciences have paid less att…
Embodied spatial practices and everyday organization
This article introduces an interactional perspective to the analysis of organizational space. The study is based on the analysis of over 100 hours of video recordings of guided tours undertaken within two sites (an historic house and a world-famous museum), coupled with interviews and field observations. The analysis is informed by ethnomethodology and conversation analysis in order to focus on the everyday organization of these tours, and the li…
Video‐Based Studies of Work Practice
The use of the visual, let alone video, is surprisingly rare within social scientific studies of work and organisations. Nevertheless there is an emerging corpus of research that use video recordings, augmented by field work, as their principal data; recordings that provide access to the fine details of work as it is accomplished within everyday organisational settings. They include studies of work in a broad range of domains, including call cent…
Coalitions of touch
This article responds to recent calls to further incorporate the study of animal health care into the sociology of health and illness. It focuses on a theme with a long tradition in medical sociology, namely clinical communication, but explores matters distinctive to veterinary practice. Drawing on video recordings of 60 consultations across three small animal veterinary clinics in the United Kingdom, we explore how clients and veterinarians (or …
Work and the Moving Image
This article explores some of the similarities and differences between two approaches to the study of work that use moving images. The first approach, most notably practised by Frank and Lillian Gilbreth, 'dissected' the movement of workers' bodies in the pursuit of efficiency. The second approach has emerged in the last few decades from ethnomethodology and conversation analysis. The ar ticle notes how shared technologies for data collection and…
(Im)materiality, Virtual Reality and Interaction
This paper explores the organisation of social interaction amongst participants 'in' Virtual Reality. Despite the wide-ranging sociological interest in 'virtual' technologies, there is rather little detailed sociological investigation of user experiences of the virtual technology par excellence, namely multi-user Virtual Reality. Interestingly the discourses that underpin discussions of more mundane virtual technologies (eg email, the Web, mobile…
Unpacking collaboration
Les objets et leur environnement local
On sait depuis longtemps que l’environnement matériel est une composante essentielle de l’action et de l’interaction sociales. On sait moins en revanche comment les objets sont constitués de manière réflexive dans l’interaction. C’est ce que tente d’analyser cet article, qui se focalise sur la façon dont l’environnement matériel devient intelligible dans l’interaction et dont les objets permettent de reconnaître les actions et les activités. L’ét…
The Death of Napoleon Bonaparte
Journal Article The Death of Napoleon Bonaparte: A Critical Review of the Cause Get access J. THOMAS HINDMARSH, J. THOMAS HINDMARSH Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar PHILIP F. CORSO PHILIP F. CORSO Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, Volume 53, Issue 3, July 1998, Pages 201–218, https://doi.org/10.1093/…
“When You Wake Up It'll All Be Over”
This article focuses upon communication between medical professionals and patients within anaesthetic rooms-rooms in which patients are anaesthetized prior to entry into operating theaters. The most closely related field of sociological study is research on surgery, which tends to consider anaesthesia as a secondary specialism. Using Video data collected from anaesthetic rooms and operating theaters in the United Kingdom, this article suggests th…
Interaction in Isolation
We have recently witnessed the emergence of a range of naturalistic studies concerned with work, interaction and technology in complex organisational environments. In this paper we examine a seemingly individual and isolated activity, which involves the use of relatively basic technology to guide a vehicle in accord with a highly regulated signalling system. The paper considers the ways in which operating a vehicle is systematically co-ordinated …
Embodied reference
Sharing the Tools of the Trade
Despite a growing body of work across the social and cognitive sciences concerned with the relations between inanimate objects and sociality, we still have relatively little understanding of the ways in which participants themselves characterize and discriminate objects in the course of practical activities. This article examines how personnel in a telecommunications control center display their understanding of objects, such as computer screens …
Exhibiting Interaction
This article explores how individuals, both alone and together, examine exhibits in museums and galleries. Drawing on ethnomethodology and conversation analysis, it focuses on the ways in which visitors encounter and experience exhibits and how their activities are organized, at least in part, with intimate regard to the actions of others in the domain, both companions and 'strangers.' This study contributes to the long-standing concerns of symbo…
Analysing Interaction
Configuring Awareness
Crafting participation
There is a growing interest amongst both artists and curators in designing art works which create new forms of visual communication and enhance interaction in museums and galleries. Despite extraordinary advances in the analysis of talk and discourse, there is relatively little research concerned with conduct and collaboration with and around aesthetic objects and artefacts, and to some extent, the social and cognitive sciences have paid less att…
The Tacit Order of Teamwork
This article explores the interactional organization of collaborative work in the field of anesthesia. “Anesthetic teams” provide a distinctive case for the analysis of collaborative work, because their work is undertaken with, around, and on an aware and variously involved coparticipant, namely, the patient. To explore such collaboration, this article draws on ethnomethodology and conversation analysis to examine audiovisual data of naturally oc…
Fractured Ecologies
It is increasingly recognized that social interaction and collaboration rely on the participants' abilities to access and use a range of resources including objects and artifacts from within the immediate environment. In recent years, system support for remote collaboration has begun to address this issue, and we have witnessed the emergence of a number of technologies designed to provide remote participants with access to (features of) each othe…
Creating Assemblies in Public Environments
Remote Collaboration Over Video Data
(Im)materiality, Virtual Reality and Interaction
This paper explores the organisation of social interaction amongst participants 'in' Virtual Reality. Despite the wide-ranging sociological interest in 'virtual' technologies, there is rather little detailed sociological investigation of user experiences of the virtual technology par excellence, namely multi-user Virtual Reality. Interestingly the discourses that underpin discussions of more mundane virtual technologies (eg email, the Web, mobile…
Knowing Bodies at Work
In spite of a growing corpus of studies concerned with the body and its relationships to organizing and organization, there is a distinct lack of empirical work to take seriously the nature of `embodiment' in the workplace. This paper presents a video-based study of teamwork in preoperative anaesthesia in order to propose an approach to analysing the body that focuses on organizational members' practical orientations to the body, and in particula…
Video‐Based Studies of Work Practice
The use of the visual, let alone video, is surprisingly rare within social scientific studies of work and organisations. Nevertheless there is an emerging corpus of research that use video recordings, augmented by field work, as their principal data; recordings that provide access to the fine details of work as it is accomplished within everyday organisational settings. They include studies of work in a broad range of domains, including call cent…
Work and the Moving Image
This article explores some of the similarities and differences between two approaches to the study of work that use moving images. The first approach, most notably practised by Frank and Lillian Gilbreth, 'dissected' the movement of workers' bodies in the pursuit of efficiency. The second approach has emerged in the last few decades from ethnomethodology and conversation analysis. The ar ticle notes how shared technologies for data collection and…
Beyond 'doctor and patient
Three decades of conversation analytic investigations of medical interaction have produced a rich collection of findings of sociological interest, from a diverse array of encounters. This paper briefly outlines the development of this field to provide a context for the special issue. The paper discusses how studies of doctor-patient interaction have revealed the ways in which participants organise the medical visit to accomplish tasks such as dia…
Work and organisation in real time
No social institution can be treated as a self-subsistent entity which exists independently of the accounting practices of its participants. The reproduction of institutional settings and the accounting practices through which they are constituted is an elementary and fundamental fact of institutional life. And to demand that institutions function in independence from these reproductive processes is, to adapt an earlier observation of Garfinkel's…
Video in Qualitative Research
Video, Analysis and the Social Sciences Access, Ethics and Project Planning Collecting Audio-Visual Data Analyzing Video: Developing Preliminary Observations Matters of Context: Objects, Participation and Institutional Practice Preparing Presentations and Publications Implications, Applications and New Developments Appendix 1: Transcription Notations Appendix 2: Example of an Introductory Letter Seeking Access to Record Appendix 3: Tips for Data …
Reenactments at Work
Reenactments (introduced by Sidnell, 2006) are embodied demonstrations of past events or scenes. In this article we explore how reenactments are deployed in the course of, and indeed support work in, collaborative data analysis sessions among groups of social scientists (and primarily conversation analysts). The data used to build the analysis are drawn from audiovisual recordings of a range of data sessions involving formal and informal grouping…
Exhibiting understanding
The order problem
This article analyses the work of issuing tickets to queuing customers, thereby contributing to the literature on interactive service work. It draws analytical attention to artful practices through which employees infer ticket orders from local configurations of talk, gesture and bodily movement. It reveals not only the practical reasoning deployed by the service worker, but also the agency of the customer in the course of encounters. Drawing upo…
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