Measuring Impact in Medical Humanities Work: Survive and Thrive Journal
Survive and Thrive journal may not score highly on traditional impact metrics, says co-editor David Beard, but it is still important work.
Survive and Thrive journal may not score highly on traditional impact metrics, says co-editor David Beard, but it is still important work.
William Viney examines the projectification of academic research and argues for critical responses to the normalisation of casualised work cultures in medical humanities funding schemes
Writer and psychologist Louise Kenward explores the links between illness writing and writing about place, nature and travel.