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Emma Jane Kirby

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Former BBC foreign correspondent in Europe and Paris. Author The Optician of Lampedusa, Penguin Allen Lane. Ex The Archers now podcasting with Blanchard House.
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The Tensions Between Hidden Work and Hiding Work for Care Workers in Residential Aged Care

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By Louisa H. Smith, Emma Jane Kirby, Isabelle Chesher
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Aged care work, although critical for the dignity of older people, is undervalued, often invisible and rarely recognised. This lack of value is reflected in care workers' low pay and low status (Banks 2018; Ostaszkiewicz et al. 2016; Twigg et al. 2011), with the work primarily being done by working class women, many from migrant backgrounds (Huang et al. 2012).
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Palliative care environments for patient, family and staff well-being: an ethnographic study of non-standard design

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By Rebecca McLaughlan, Emma Jane Kirby
| bmj.com
Abstract Objective There is an increased expectation that contemporary hospital design will improve clinical outcomes and patient experiences and support staff well-being. In response, this study examined innovative approaches in the design of in-patient palliative care facilities.
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Grieving academic grant rejections: Examining funding failure and experiences of loss

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By Erica Borgstrom, Annelieke Driessen, Marian Krawczyk, Emma Jane Kirby
| SAGE Publishing
Introduction In the autumn of 2020, Marian Krawczyk shared a post on Twitter announcing her ambitious research grant application was unsuccessful, and how this ‘sucked’. Somewhat to her surprise, there was significant online response about how common this experience is – both the rejection and emotional responses to ‘unsuccessful’ grant applications.
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