Imo Emah

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Biography

A "medical doctor turned academic" due to interest in wider issues and social determinants which impact on health and social care care, I am concerned with the intersections of knowledge and practice, particularly with how understandings of social groups influence practice and policy.

Teaching

Various topics aligned to Public Health and policy, including epidemiology and statistics, research design, health inequities and improvement, and sustainability in healthcare practices.

Research interests

Care work, Gender (notably "Masculinity"), Emotional Labour, Social Ontology

Education/Academic qualification

Social Work and Social Policy, PhD, Danger: Men at Work? An Exploration of Emotional Labour of Male Health/Care Workers

3 Oct 2018 → 3 Oct 2021

Award Date: 5 Apr 2022

Teaching in Higher Education, PGCert, Instructing the In-Between: Educators’ perspectives on designing learning for a medical degree access programme., Edge Hill University

Sept 2019 → Jun 2020

Award Date: 5 Nov 2020

Public Health, MSc, Proposing Smoke-free Campuses - University Students' Perspectives on Second-hand Smoke and Outdoor Smoking Bans

26 Sept 2016 → 30 Sept 2017

Award Date: 27 Nov 2017

Keywords

H Social Sciences (General)
Gender
emotional labour
Masculinity
care work

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