The domestication of an everyday health technology

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• Domesticating technology for shared success

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• Old friend, new beginning

  Bolin Cao, Suhui Dai et al.•Information Communication & Society•2024

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• Materiality matters

  Open Access•Kate Weiner, Catherine Will•BioSocieties•2015

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• Data sense-making and communicative gaps on sundhed.dk

  Open Access•Martina Skrubbeltrang Mahnke, Matilde Lykkebo Petersen et al.•MedieKultur Journal of media and…•2023

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• On difference and doubt as tools for critical engagement with public health

  Open Access•Catherine Will•Critical Public Health•2016

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• Digital technologies and the biomedicalisation of everyday activities

  Open Access•Simon Carter, John Green et al.•Sociology Compass•2018

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• Trying times

  Open Access•Stephen Fox•Social Theory & Health•2019

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• Empowerment, destigmatization and sustainability

  Open Access•Jacqueline Gaybor•Gender Technology and Development•2019

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• Common problems with the conventional design of crutches

  Open Access•Suzana Brown, Achilles Vairis et al.•Technology in Society•2020

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• Using Joint Interviews to Add Analytic Value

  Open Access•L Polak, John Green et al.•Qualitative Health Research•2016

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• Purity and Danger

  Mary Douglas•Purity and Danger•2003

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• The Sociology of Health Promotion

  Robin Bunton, Roger Burrows et al.•Sociology of Health Promotion•2003

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• How Users Matter

  Nelly Oudshoorn, Trevor Pinch•How Users Matter•2003

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• Consuming Technologies

  Eric Hirsch, Roger Silverstone•Consuming technologies•2003

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• Critical Discourse Analysis

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• Inoculating gadgets against ridicule

  Mike Michael•Science as Culture•1996

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• Constructing Expertise

  Open Access•Arie Rip•Social Studies of Science•2003

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• Developing Focus Group Research

  Rosaline S Barbour, Rosaline Barbour et al.•Developing Focus Group Research•1999

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• Consumption and Theories of Practice

  Open Access•Alan Warde•Journal of Consumer Culture•2005

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• The 'expert patient

  Open Access•N J Fox, Katie Ward et al.•Social Science & Medicine•2005

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• Health identities

  Open Access•N J Fox, Nick Fox et al.•Health An Interdisciplinary…•2006

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• Mouthrules and the Construction of Sexual Identities

  Open Access•Nicki Thorogood•Sexualities•2000

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• Defrosting the Freezer

  Open Access•Elizabeth Shove, Dale Southerton•Journal of Material Culture•2000

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• Bridging a gap

  Open Access•Catherine Exley•Sociology of Health & Illness•2009

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• The methodology of Focus Groups

  Open Access•Jenny Kitzinger•Sociology of Health & Illness•1994

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• Wisdom, diligence and teeth

  Open Access•Sarah Nettleton•Sociology of Health & Illness•1991

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• Protecting a vulnerable margin

  Open Access•Sarah Nettleton•Sociology of Health & Illness•1988

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• Actor-network theory, technology and medical sociology

  Open Access•Alan Prout•Sociology of Health & Illness•1996

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