Jack

Challenges in Advising People with Serious Mental Illness to Quit Smoking: A Conversation Analysis of Patient Resistance @ssrn.bsky.social papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Thank you to whoever managed to get @iscaupdates.bsky.social on the HMRC approved list for professional memberships for tax relief

One of us is putting more effort into this pompom wreath.

Dear followers,

I have been elected to Research Fellow at @wolfsonoxford.bsky.social from January.

I'm happy to continue flying the EMCA flag at Wolfson.

Jack

Sharing our TRIDENT programme at a @oxprimarycare.bsky.social x ND Population Health before Prof Sir Richard Peto’s guest lecture.

Of course, paying very special attention to the power of conversation analysis & Dr Xinxin Yang’s work on clinicians handling patient resistance to e-cigarettes.

You might also catch me introducing the TRIDENT trial and conversation analysis 😊

Filling some small holes around the front door to stop a draught (hooray!), but upon trying to have a smooth finish I snapped the door trim (booray¡).

I am learning that owning a house means if you’ll create something to fix in the course of fixing something else.

Today the upstairs ceilings have been plastered (hooray!), but now the circuit for all ceiling lights no longer works (booray¡).

Developing powerful PPIE partnerships in the design of an inclusive weight management service: a case study from the NewDAWN programme - Research Involvement and Engagement Weight loss programmes can help people achieve remission of type 2 diabetes (T2D). People from underserved communities are less likely to participate in—and may experience poorer outcomes from—weight loss programmes than people from healthier populations already better served by healthcare systems. Unless health services including weight management programmes are based on the needs of the people most in need of them, health inequalities may get worse. Here we describe how PPIE—with a specific focus on reaching the most underserved communities—has shaped a new weight management service for T2D remission and impacted the study design, stimulating new ideas to further engagement and enhance outcomes from remission programmes more broadly. We assess our approach against the UK Standards for Public Involvement in Research and the Diabetes UK Addressing Health Inequalities in Diabetes Through Research guidance, and reflect upon achievements and areas for further development.

doi.org/10.1186/s409...

@oxprimarycare.bsky.social

Outstanding that Xinxin’s work on our TRIDENT trial -developing a communication intervention based on their CA work for smoking reduction for people with serious mental illness- is one of the highest scoring presentations at SRNT-E! 🎉🎉🥳🥳

50 days free access to this article via this link: authors.elsevier.com/c/1lh6R5WqQh...

Protocol includes details on how we planned to use CA as part of a clinical trial process evaluation.

Testing a New Diabetes Adaptive Weight management Network (NewDAWN): A protocol for a randomised controlled trial The NHS Path to Remission (PtR) offers a total diet replacement (TDR) programme to help people newly-diagnosed with type 2 diabetes (T2D) lose weight.…

Testing a New Diabetes Adaptive Weight management Network (NewDAWN): A... www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

White and ginger cat face peering through the bottom left corner of a French door.

Settling into the new house. Neighbours are always popping round to say hi.

5 purple t shirts with the label “ICCA2018”

Declutterring. Trying to decide which T-shirts to keep 🤔.

A short account of the provenance of "The baby cried. The mommy picked it up", by Rick Prelinger, son of one of the editors of the book in which the children's stories appeared

"The baby cried..." is part of every CA student's lore.

@jackbjoyce.bsky.social tracked it down for a ROLSI.net blog.

Now Jack has heard from Rick Prelinger @footage.bsky.social, one of the children whose stories were recorded. We're delighted that he is happy to share his memories of it.

#EMCA

Our article is now OA🔓.

New to the area (we’ve just moved house)… still learning the pecking order.

Accessing and Using Data without Informed Consent: Guiding Principles from Conversation Analysis We critically reflect on ethical challenges of making, accessing, and using audio/video recordings for social research in which participants have not and/or cannot provide informed consent. We dist...

Ever wanted to access and use data without informed consent but couldn’t find any guiding principles on how to do that ethically?

Look no further… read our new paper out now in @rolsi-journal.bsky.social special section 🙂

doi.org/10.1080/0835...

Essential Lifestyle Medicine Cambridge Core - Epidemiology Public Health and Medical Statistics - Essential Lifestyle Medicine

New textbook on Essential Lifestyle Medicine out now !

with a corking chapter featuring CA 😉

www.cambridge.org/core/books/e...

For me it’s quite sad—having to give up my plot (and this year is the first year we’re getting pay off for the no dig approach—very few weeds!!) cause moving to new area 🥲

OH actually, save your time (if it is useful)—my PhD should have links & transcripts to most (and more) of that data… I think it’s buried in an appendix at the end.

repository.lboro.ac.uk/articles/the...

In addition to this, a few of my papers on public disputes have the recordings & transcripts available in various repositories (I think around 30 or so?) if useful. (this is not a strange way to plug my papers—which you can disregard & just look at the data 😅).

emcawiki.net/CLDI potentially of interest

Now removed^

It’s very straightforward to make a feed!

Skyfeed is the service—sign in using your Bluesky login. Loads of easy to follow instructions online, or ask AI if you prefer 😊

I have filtered for prepositional phrases which should keep all noun phrases as we might expect “allotment” to be used in this feed.

Have also filtered for words seemingly used in non-allotmenteering posts.

We’ll need a few days to really see if it makes a difference but seems promising.

Thanks for alerting me. It’s tricky—there aren’t as many posts tagged as ‘allotment life’ so I’ve made it so certain posts are filtered out. It probably won’t catch everything but we should see fewer irrelevant posts. Can revisit if needs more filtering.

If useful to know, @charlesantaki.bsky.social’s book fits perfectly in a wine box.

Did the NHS's Enhanced Service for weight management change the hearts & minds of GP staff?

Our latest paper finds that the NES solidified existing views—and created a cognitive dissonance in more sceptical staff.

📄 Read it here: doi.org/10.1111/cob....