Jayne M Jeffries
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1732087 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jayne M Jeffries |
| PRENOMES | Jayne M |
| SOBRENOME | Jeffries |
| ASSINATURA | JEFFRIES J M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Newcastle University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2814-5880 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Delivering green social prescribing
Green social prescribing involves link workers referring people from healthcare systems into nature-based activities, expected to offer holistic therapeutic experiences. Using ethnographic methods, we examined the use of referrals and creation of pathways into walking and gardening groups as well as community gyms within a broader social prescribing intervention. We conducted participant observation and interviews with social prescribing clients,…
Constituting link working through choice and care
Link worker social prescribing has become a prominent part of NHS England's personalisation agenda. However, approaches to social prescribing vary, with multiple discourses emerging about the potential of social prescribing and different interpretations of personalisation. The transformational promise of social prescribing is the subject of ongoing debate, whilst the factors that shape the nature of front-line link working practices remain unclea…
Geographies of co‐production
This introduction to the themed special issue raises provocative questions about the nature and meaning of co‐production by engaging specifically with voices from the margins – groups and individuals who occupy marginalised embodied subjectivities. Key themes emerging from the papers raise questions about the nature and meaning of co‐production. We suggest a need to move away from a focus on co‐production or even participation towards empowerment…
The complex spaces of co‐production, volunteering, ageing and care
The care of older people is being radically reformulated by placing the individual at the centre of care process through the introduction of individual care plans. This marks a significant transition for the care of older people away from acute responsive clinical care towards a greater emphasis on co‐produced preventative health and social care and relations of care “with” older people. Geographies of volunteerism are yet to consider the effect …
Negotiating acquired spinal conditions
Geographies of co‐production
This introduction to the themed special issue raises provocative questions about the nature and meaning of co‐production by engaging specifically with voices from the margins – groups and individuals who occupy marginalised embodied subjectivities. Key themes emerging from the papers raise questions about the nature and meaning of co‐production. We suggest a need to move away from a focus on co‐production or even participation towards empowerment…
Constituting link working through choice and care
Link worker social prescribing has become a prominent part of NHS England's personalisation agenda. However, approaches to social prescribing vary, with multiple discourses emerging about the potential of social prescribing and different interpretations of personalisation. The transformational promise of social prescribing is the subject of ongoing debate, whilst the factors that shape the nature of front-line link working practices remain unclea…
The complex spaces of co‐production, volunteering, ageing and care
The care of older people is being radically reformulated by placing the individual at the centre of care process through the introduction of individual care plans. This marks a significant transition for the care of older people away from acute responsive clinical care towards a greater emphasis on co‐produced preventative health and social care and relations of care “with” older people. Geographies of volunteerism are yet to consider the effect …
Delivering green social prescribing
Green social prescribing involves link workers referring people from healthcare systems into nature-based activities, expected to offer holistic therapeutic experiences. Using ethnographic methods, we examined the use of referrals and creation of pathways into walking and gardening groups as well as community gyms within a broader social prescribing intervention. We conducted participant observation and interviews with social prescribing clients,…
Negotiating acquired spinal conditions
Geographies of co‐production
This introduction to the themed special issue raises provocative questions about the nature and meaning of co‐production by engaging specifically with voices from the margins – groups and individuals who occupy marginalised embodied subjectivities. Key themes emerging from the papers raise questions about the nature and meaning of co‐production. We suggest a need to move away from a focus on co‐production or even participation towards empowerment…
The complex spaces of co‐production, volunteering, ageing and care
The care of older people is being radically reformulated by placing the individual at the centre of care process through the introduction of individual care plans. This marks a significant transition for the care of older people away from acute responsive clinical care towards a greater emphasis on co‐produced preventative health and social care and relations of care “with” older people. Geographies of volunteerism are yet to consider the effect …
Constituting link working through choice and care
Link worker social prescribing has become a prominent part of NHS England's personalisation agenda. However, approaches to social prescribing vary, with multiple discourses emerging about the potential of social prescribing and different interpretations of personalisation. The transformational promise of social prescribing is the subject of ongoing debate, whilst the factors that shape the nature of front-line link working practices remain unclea…
Delivering green social prescribing
Green social prescribing involves link workers referring people from healthcare systems into nature-based activities, expected to offer holistic therapeutic experiences. Using ethnographic methods, we examined the use of referrals and creation of pathways into walking and gardening groups as well as community gyms within a broader social prescribing intervention. We conducted participant observation and interviews with social prescribing clients,…
Sociology (5 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Ethnography (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Mental Health and Patient Involvement (3 obras) · Art Therapy and Mental Health (2 obras) · Medicine (2 obras) · Nursing (2 obras) · Psychology (2 obras) · Public relations (2 obras)