Filipa Queirós
Biographic Data
| ID | 237382 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Filipa Queirós |
| GIVEN NAMES | Filipa |
| FAMILY NAME | Queirós |
| SIGNATURE | QUEIRÓS F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Coimbra |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4161-2973 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Looking at the other side
QUALIS is a research project that studies ‘the other side of courts’ by looking at the working conditions of judicial professions in Portugal and their impacts on the profession, health, family and personal life. The objective of this article is to provide an overview of the results obtained, based mainly on the interviews and the online questionnaire administered to the Portuguese judicial professions (judges, public prosecutors and court clerks…
Working Time and Work Intensity in Portuguese Courts
Working Time and Work Intensity in Portuguese Courts
The (De)materialization of Criminal Bodies in Forensic DNA Phenotyping
Forensic DNA phenotyping is a genetic technology that might be used in criminal investigations. Based on DNA samples of the human body found at crime scenes, it allows to infer externally visible characteristics (such as eye, hair and skin colour) and continental-based biogeographical ancestry. By indicating the probable visible appearance of a criminal suspect, forensic DNA phenotyping allows to narrow down the focus of a criminal investigation.…
Reconcilable differences? Portuguese obstetricians’ and midwives’ contrasting perspectives on childbirth, and women’s birthing experiences
This paper examines the contrasting perspectives of doctors and midwives in Portugal regarding their roles in childbirth, the institutional contexts in which these divergent perspectives are enacted and sustained, and the inter-related experiences of birthing women. The ethnographic research presented found obstetricians’ rhetoric to focus on potential risk; interventions were often explicated through a perception of childbirth as a risk-laden, a…
Narrativas sobre a experiência da doença
O presente artigo vem dar conta do processo conducente à adopção de uma estratégia metodológica que privilegia a narrativa pessoal sobre a doença no âmbito de um projecto de investigação em curso. Para o âmbito deste projecto, que se centra em três doenças (cancro, doenças respiratórias e obesidade infantil), as metodologias qualitativas foram consideradas as mais adequadas, quer pela riqueza de informação que incorporam, quer pela adequabilidade…
I have become a microscope for my own body
This paper explores the way those commonly described as “lay persons”, “the public” or “patients” appropriate biomedical and biological knowledge and make it part of their repertoires of experience, including embodied experience, as well as the specific apparatuses or dispositifs associated with health promotion or education. The paper draws on an extenexperimentalinitiative in health promotion in Brazil. This initiative raises intriguing challen…
Taking part
Taking part
Looking at the other side
QUALIS is a research project that studies ‘the other side of courts’ by looking at the working conditions of judicial professions in Portugal and their impacts on the profession, health, family and personal life. The objective of this article is to provide an overview of the results obtained, based mainly on the interviews and the online questionnaire administered to the Portuguese judicial professions (judges, public prosecutors and court clerks…
The (De)materialization of Criminal Bodies in Forensic DNA Phenotyping
Forensic DNA phenotyping is a genetic technology that might be used in criminal investigations. Based on DNA samples of the human body found at crime scenes, it allows to infer externally visible characteristics (such as eye, hair and skin colour) and continental-based biogeographical ancestry. By indicating the probable visible appearance of a criminal suspect, forensic DNA phenotyping allows to narrow down the focus of a criminal investigation.…
I have become a microscope for my own body
This paper explores the way those commonly described as “lay persons”, “the public” or “patients” appropriate biomedical and biological knowledge and make it part of their repertoires of experience, including embodied experience, as well as the specific apparatuses or dispositifs associated with health promotion or education. The paper draws on an extenexperimentalinitiative in health promotion in Brazil. This initiative raises intriguing challen…
Narrativas sobre a experiência da doença
O presente artigo vem dar conta do processo conducente à adopção de uma estratégia metodológica que privilegia a narrativa pessoal sobre a doença no âmbito de um projecto de investigação em curso. Para o âmbito deste projecto, que se centra em três doenças (cancro, doenças respiratórias e obesidade infantil), as metodologias qualitativas foram consideradas as mais adequadas, quer pela riqueza de informação que incorporam, quer pela adequabilidade…
I have become a microscope for my own body
This paper explores the way those commonly described as “lay persons”, “the public” or “patients” appropriate biomedical and biological knowledge and make it part of their repertoires of experience, including embodied experience, as well as the specific apparatuses or dispositifs associated with health promotion or education. The paper draws on an extenexperimentalinitiative in health promotion in Brazil. This initiative raises intriguing challen…
Taking part
Reconcilable differences? Portuguese obstetricians’ and midwives’ contrasting perspectives on childbirth, and women’s birthing experiences
This paper examines the contrasting perspectives of doctors and midwives in Portugal regarding their roles in childbirth, the institutional contexts in which these divergent perspectives are enacted and sustained, and the inter-related experiences of birthing women. The ethnographic research presented found obstetricians’ rhetoric to focus on potential risk; interventions were often explicated through a perception of childbirth as a risk-laden, a…
The (De)materialization of Criminal Bodies in Forensic DNA Phenotyping
Forensic DNA phenotyping is a genetic technology that might be used in criminal investigations. Based on DNA samples of the human body found at crime scenes, it allows to infer externally visible characteristics (such as eye, hair and skin colour) and continental-based biogeographical ancestry. By indicating the probable visible appearance of a criminal suspect, forensic DNA phenotyping allows to narrow down the focus of a criminal investigation.…
Looking at the other side
QUALIS is a research project that studies ‘the other side of courts’ by looking at the working conditions of judicial professions in Portugal and their impacts on the profession, health, family and personal life. The objective of this article is to provide an overview of the results obtained, based mainly on the interviews and the online questionnaire administered to the Portuguese judicial professions (judges, public prosecutors and court clerks…
Working Time and Work Intensity in Portuguese Courts
Working Time and Work Intensity in Portuguese Courts
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