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Tarryn Phillips

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Medical Anthropology Quarterly|June 17, 2010
"I never wanted to be a quack!" The professional deviance of plaintiff experts in contested illness lawsuits: the case of multiple chemical sensitivitiesTarryn Phillips
Sociology of Health & Illness|November 3, 2010
Debating the legitimacy of a contested environmental illness: a case study of multiple chemical sensitivities (MCS)Tarryn Phillips
Social Science & Medicine (1982)|August 21, 2012
Repressive authenticity in the quest for legitimacy: surveillance and the contested illness lawsuitTarryn Phillips
Medical Anthropology|February 12, 2020
The Everyday Politics of Risk: Managing Diabetes in FijiTarryn Phillips
Medical Anthropology Quarterly|July 21, 2017
(In)Visibility Online: The Benefits of Online Patient Forums for People with a Hidden Illness: The Case of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS)Tarryn Phillips, Tyson Rees
Medical Anthropology|May 16, 2024
Which Ethnography? Whose Ethnography? Medical anthropology's Epistemic Sensibilities Among Health EthnographiesCatherine Trundle, Tarryn Phillips
Social Science & Medicine (1982)|August 2, 2023
Defining focused ethnography: Disciplinary boundary-work and the imagined divisions between 'focused' and 'traditional' ethnography in health research - A critical reviewCatherine Trundle, Tarryn Phillips
Qualitative Health Research|August 7, 2024
The Ethnographic Interview: An Interdisciplinary Guide for Developing an Ethnographic Disposition in Health ResearchCatherine Trundle, John Gardner, Tarryn Phillips
Health & Place|June 28, 2023
Global inequities in access to COVID-19 health products and technologies: A political economy analysisDeborah Gleeson, Belinda Townsend, Brigitte F Tenni, et al.
Journal of Sociology (Melbourne, Vic.)|May 11, 2023
The victims, villains and heroes of 'panic buying': News media attribution of responsibility for COVID-19 stockpilingTarryn Phillips, Carmen Vargas, Melissa Graham, et al.
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Medical Anthropology Quarterly|June 17, 2010
"I never wanted to be a quack!" The professional deviance of plaintiff experts in contested illness lawsuits: the case of multiple chemical sensitivitiesTarryn Phillips
Sociology of Health & Illness|November 3, 2010
Debating the legitimacy of a contested environmental illness: a case study of multiple chemical sensitivities (MCS)Tarryn Phillips
Social Science & Medicine (1982)|August 21, 2012
Repressive authenticity in the quest for legitimacy: surveillance and the contested illness lawsuitTarryn Phillips
Medical Anthropology|February 12, 2020
The Everyday Politics of Risk: Managing Diabetes in FijiTarryn Phillips
Medical Anthropology Quarterly|July 21, 2017
(In)Visibility Online: The Benefits of Online Patient Forums for People with a Hidden Illness: The Case of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS)Tarryn Phillips, Tyson Rees
Medical Anthropology|May 16, 2024
Which Ethnography? Whose Ethnography? Medical anthropology's Epistemic Sensibilities Among Health EthnographiesCatherine Trundle, Tarryn Phillips
Social Science & Medicine (1982)|August 2, 2023
Defining focused ethnography: Disciplinary boundary-work and the imagined divisions between 'focused' and 'traditional' ethnography in health research - A critical reviewCatherine Trundle, Tarryn Phillips
Qualitative Health Research|August 7, 2024
The Ethnographic Interview: An Interdisciplinary Guide for Developing an Ethnographic Disposition in Health ResearchCatherine Trundle, John Gardner, Tarryn Phillips
Health & Place|June 28, 2023
Global inequities in access to COVID-19 health products and technologies: A political economy analysisDeborah Gleeson, Belinda Townsend, Brigitte F Tenni, et al.
Journal of Sociology (Melbourne, Vic.)|May 11, 2023
The victims, villains and heroes of 'panic buying': News media attribution of responsibility for COVID-19 stockpilingTarryn Phillips, Carmen Vargas, Melissa Graham, et al.
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