Staff Profile - Anne Grinyer
Senior Lecturer in Health Research
Anne Grinyer
Anne's academic discipline is sociology, in particular the Sociology of Scientific Knowledge. However, she has over the years researched mainly in medical and health related areas, and has published on topics such as drug licensing, AIDS, risk management and sickness absence. She has become increasingly interested in the ethical dimensions of research particularly the ethical issues relating to health research and has also published on this topic.
Anne has recently completed the manuscript for a book entitled Young People Living with Cancer: Implications for Policy and Practice, it will be published by Open University Press in March 2007. The book is based on in-depth interviews with young adults being treated for or in recovery from cancer and seeks to understand the experience from their perspective so that medical care, services and support can be organised and delivered in an age appropriate way.
Journal Articles
Grinyer A(2006) Caring for a Young Adult with Cancer: The impact on mother's health Health and Social Care in the Community 14(4): 311-318
Grinyer A(2006) Telling the Story of Illness and Death Auto/Biography 14(3): 206-222
Grinyer A(2006) The Internet as an Alternative to Face to Face Methods in Sensitive Research: Access, ethics and authenticity The International Journal of Qualitative Methods (Submitted):
Grinyer A(2005) Personal Agendas in Emotionally Demanding Research Social Research Update, University of Surrey (46):
Grinyer A, Thomas C(2004) The Importance of Place of Death in Young Adults with Terminal Cancer Mortality 9(2): 114-131
Grinyer A(2004) The Narrative Correspondence Method: What a follow up study can tell us about the longer-term effect on participants in emotionally demanding research Qualitative Health Research 14(10): 1326-1341
Grinyer A(2004) Young Adults with Cancer: Parents' interaction with health care professionals The European Journal of Cancer Care 13(1): 88-95
Grinyer A(2002) The Anonymity of Research Participants: Assumptions, Ethics and Practicalities Social Research Update, University of Surrey (36):
Grinyer A, Thomas C(2001) Young Adults with Cancer: The effect on parents and families The International Journal of Palliative Nursing 7(4): 162-170
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Books
Grinyer A(2006) Young People Living with Cancer: Implications for policy and practice Buckingham: Open University Press
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Grinyer A(2002) Cancer in Young Adults: Through parents' eyes Buckingham: Open University Press
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Book Chapters
Grinyer A(2006) The Impact of Cancer on Parents of Adolescents and Young People. In Gibson F, Kelly D (eds) Cancer Care in Adolescents and Young Adults. Oxford: Blackwell Science:
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Reports
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