selected scholarly activity
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academic article
- What are you (un)doing with that story?. Qualitative Social Work. 18:514-529. 2019
- Exploring the intersections of transnationalism, sexuality and HIV risk. Culture, Health and Sexuality. 19:645-652. 2017
- Intimacy, identity and relationship in the accounts of Chinese immigrants to Canada: the contribution of narrative analysis. Culture, Health and Sexuality. 19:653-666. 2017
- How do development assistance partners conceptualise and prioritise evidence in Priority Setting (PS) for health programmes relevant to low income countries? A qualitative study. Evidence and Policy. 13:255-273. 2017
- Seniors' narratives of asking (and not asking) for help after a fall: implications for identity. Ageing and Society. 36:240-258. 2016
- Personal stories, public voices: Performance for public-making. InTensions. Fall/ Winter (8). 2016
- Health disparities in cancer care: Exploring Canadian, American and international perspectives. Canadian oncology nursing journal = Revue canadienne de nursing oncologique. 25:73-81. 2015
- Research in cancer care disparities in countries with universal healthcare: mapping the field and its conceptual contours. Supportive Care in Cancer. 22:3101-3120. 2014
- Disparities in cancer care: Perspectives from the front line. Palliative and Supportive Care. 12:175-181. 2014
- The Ethics of Engaged Presence: A Framework for Health Professionals in Humanitarian Assistance and Development Work. Developing World Bioethics. 14:47-55. 2014
- Social work and the arts: Images at the intersection. Qualitative Social Work. 13:187-202. 2014
- Stigmas and Silos: Social Workers' Accounts of Care for People With Serious Mental Illness and Cancer. Social Work in Mental Health. 11:288-309. 2013
- Of time and troubles: Patient involvement and the production of health care disparities. Health (United Kingdom). 16:400-417. 2012
- Models for Humanitarian Health Care Ethics. Public Health Ethics. 5:81-90. 2012
- Tragic choices in humanitarian health work.. Journal of Clinical Ethics. 23:338-344. 2012
- Staging Ethics: The Promise and Perils of Research-based Performance. Canadian Theatre Review. 146:32-37. 2011
- Using Institutional Ethnography to Understand the Production of Health Care Disparities. Qualitative Health Research. 20:1656-1663. 2010
- “I like to be an informed person but…” negotiating responsibility for treatment decisions in cancer care. Social Science and Medicine. 71:1094-1101. 2010
- 'Playing God Because you Have to': Health Professionals' Narratives of Rationing Care in Humanitarian and Development Work. Public Health Ethics. 3:147-156. 2010
- Treatment Decision Making and Its Discontents. Social Work in Health Care. 48:614-634. 2009
- Disruption foreclosed: older women's cancer narratives. Health (United Kingdom). 12:389-411. 2008
- Commentary by Sinding. Western Journal of Nursing Research. 29:922-923. 2007
- Community Support, Community Values: The Experiences of Lesbians Diagnosed with Cancer. Women and Health. 44:59-79. 2007
- Audience responses to a research-based drama about life after breast cancer. Psycho-Oncology. 15:694-700. 2006
- Cancer Care From the Perspectives of Older Women. Oncology Nursing Forum. 32:1169-1175. 2005
- Active aging—spunky survivorship? Discourses and experiences of the years beyond breast cancer. Journal of Aging Studies. 19:147-161. 2005
- Homophobia and heterosexism in cancer care: the experiences of lesbians.. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research. 36:170-188. 2004
- Disarmed complaints:. Social Science and Medicine. 57:1375-1385. 2003
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article
- The meanings of Participation 2017
- To Appreciate, and Also to Evaluate? Understanding the Effects of Performance Events on Public Discourse 2017
- Performance for public-making in social work education. Part of panel Illuminating the Political: Explorations of Political Art-Making for Our Times 2017
- Social Work & the Arts 2017
- Performing (mis)recognition: A project of arts-informed social work education 2016
- Troubling stories for healthcare learners: how/what can we hear across gulfs of experience? 2016
- Undoing norms of misrecognition: precariously housed women enacting life and power 2016
- Artful effects, in and of social science 2015
- Crafting Indigenous-Settler Alliances for Social Work Education: visiting, listening, sustaining the tension 2015
- What are you un/doing with that story? Crafting stories and images for social justice education 2015
- Empathy, provocation, expression, skills: Roles for the arts and humanities in health care 2015
- Chinese immigrants’ perceptions about and responses to HIV risk in interracial intimate relationships: Understanding power and agency in a transnational context 2015
- Crafting Indigenous-Settler Alliances for Social Work Education: visiting, listening, sustaining the tension 2015
- Critical Questions about ‘Patient Involvement’ in Cancer Care, including Links to Care Disparities 2014
- Inequities in cancer care 2014
- Seniors' narratives of asking (and not asking) for help after a fall 2014
- Artful Social Work 2014
- Vote, and Walk me There: Patients’ images of good care 2014
- Vote, and Walk Me There: Images of (Better) Care 2014
- Research-based Drama: Possibilities & Perils for Knowledge Exchange 2014
- Inequities in Cancer Care: Barriers and Lessons. 2013
- Inequity in Cancer Care: Lessons from research 2013
- Shifting Stigmas: Social Workers’ Accounts of Care People with Serious Mental Illness and Cancer 2012
- Translation - or Persuasion? 2012
- Made normal, made better, made responsible? Discourses and experiences of life after breast cancer. 2011
- Knowledge Exchange: Perspectives and Reflections on Equity in Cancer Care 2011
- Patient involvement: Contexts and Contradictions 2011
- Patient Involvement: What's really going on? And is this what we really want(ed)? 2011
- Narratives of Humanitarian Health Workers: A staged reading 2010
- Humanitarian health work: ethical dilemmas and their representation 2010
- Qualitative Research on Health Care Disparities: Contributions from Institutional Ethnography 2009
- Poetic Transcription 2009
- Research-Based Theatre: Crafting qualitative research for audiences beyond the academy 2009
- Research on difference and disparity: the promise of Institutional Ethnography 2009
- Innovations in Qualitative Research 2008
- Lesbians & Bisexual Women with Cancer: Experiences and strategies for change 2007
- Using Arts in Qualitative Research 2007
- Social Justice Issues and Health Care: The experience of low income women dealing with breast cancer 2007
- Gender and Health 2006
- Gender and Health 2006
- City of Hamilton National Day Against Homophobia 2006
- The Lesbians and Cancer Dialogues 2006
- Lesbian & Gay Dialogues in Health Care 2006
- Queer Conversations, The Sequel: GLBT Issues in Social Work Practice. 2006
- The Lesbians and Cancer Dialogues 2005
- 'Queering' Change: GLBT Issues in Social Work Practice 2005
- The Lesbians and Cancer Dialogues 2005
- Arts-informed educational strategies 2005
- The Lesbians and Cancer Dialogues 2005
- “It’s such hard work they do…” Health professionals’ working conditions: Effects on relatives and friends of ill people. 2005
- Lesbian ‘culture’ and cancer experience 2005
- The Lesbians and Cancer Dialogues 2004
- Participatory Research 2004
- 70+ : Exploring the Cancer Experience of Older Women with Breast And Gynaecological Cancer 2004
- Findings from the Lesbians and Breast Cancer Project: Implications for Community Cancer Services 2004
- Analysis Raising: 70+ Women and Cancer Project 2004
- Health in Cross-Cultural and International Perspective 2003
- Participatory Research 2003
- Crafting the Research Question 2003
- Perceptions of health professionals’ work: Affects on the actions and accounts of informal caregivers 2003
- Qualitative Research: Analysis 2003
- Handle with Care? Reflections on Research-based drama 2002
- Representation in Qualitative Research 2002
- Where are the statistics?! Assessing Qualitative Research 2002
- Disarmed Complaints: Unpacking satisfaction with end-of-life care. 2002
- Reflections on a research-based drama about life after breast cancer 2002
- Handle with Care? Reflections on Research-based drama 2001
- Handle with Care? Representations of Women Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer. Guest lecture for Doing Disability in Theory and Everyday Life 2001
- Research on the information needs of women with metastatic breast cancer: Positivist, Interpretive and Post-modern approaches 2001
- Handle with Care? Representations of Women Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer 2001
- Policy-Relevant Research: Reflections on a Drama 2000
- Research on the information needs of women with metastatic breast cancer: Positivist, Interpretive and Post-modern approaches 2000
- Linking research to drama 1999
- Lesbian Health Issues 1997
- Lesbian and Gay Health Issues 1996
- Counting on Desire 1996
- Changing Concepts in Women’s Health 1996
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book
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chapter
- How Art Works: Hopes, claims and possibilities for social justice. Ed. Sinding, Christina. 27-42. 2015
- Listening for echoes: How social location matters in women's experiences of cancer care. 75-101. 2009
- Making a difference with research. 235-251. 2009
- Nurses can't do it. They have a hundred and ten patients': Health professionals' working conditions and the experiences of informal caregivers 2009
- The stories we tell: Processes and politics of representation. 121-137. 2009
- Ethical issues and issues of ethics. 459-468. 2008
- Perceptions of oncology professionals' work: Implications for informal carers, implications for health systems 2005
- Making a mess and spreading it around: Articulation of an approach to research-based theatre. 57-75. 2001
- Counting on desire: Supporting a lesbian with breast cancer. Ed. Denton, Margaret Anne. 191-203. 1999
- Institutional Circuits and the Front-line Work of Self-Governance. 253-293.
- Introduction. Ed. Sinding, Christina. 1-6.
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conference paper
- Western Clinical Health Ethics: How Well Do They Travel to Humanitarian Contexts?. DILEMMAS, CHALLENGES, AND ETHICS OF HUMANITARIAN ACTION: REFLECTIONS ON MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERES' PERCEPTION PROJECT. 73-88. 2012
- Intersecting Vulnerabilities: Gender, poverty, age, aboriginal status in women's lived experience of breast and gynecological cancers. Psycho-Oncology. S102-S103. 2004
- Older women, cancer and cancer care: Accommodation and containment. Psycho-Oncology. S103-S103. 2004