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Dr Heather D Brant

B.Sc(W.England), M.Sc.(W.England), PhD(Bristol)

  • BS1 2NT

20102020

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Research interests

I work as a qualitative researcher at CLAHRC West and am involved in number of their projects.

My particular research interests include decision-making and the concepts of wellbeing and identity. My PhD explored the experiences of people with Ectodermal Dysplasia (an inherited condition that can affect appearance) and how living with this condition might influence reproductive choice.  This was completed in the Centre for Ethics at the University of Bristol in collaboration with the Centre for Appearance Research at UWE.

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Projects

Managing symptoms of fibromyalgia.

Horwood, J. P., Brant, H. D. & Farr, M. C.

1/01/18 → 30/09/19

Project: Research

Research Output

  • 12 Article (Academic Journal)

The introduction of safety checklists to hospital emergency departments: a qualitative study of implementation and engagement

Stone, T. J., Banks, J., Brant, H. D., Kesten, J., Emma Redfern, Remmers, A. & Redwood, S., 16 Jan 2020, In : Journal of Clinical Nursing.

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Open Access

    • Alternatives to the face-to-face consultation in general practice: Focused ethnographic case study

    Atherton, H., Brant, H., Ziebland, S., Bikker, A., Campbell, J., Gibson, A., McKinstry, B., Porqueddu, T. & Salisbury, C., 1 Apr 2018, In : British Journal of General Practice. 68, 669, p. e293-e300

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    • 18 Citations (Scopus)
    318 Downloads (Pure)

    Receptionists' role in new approaches to consultations in primary care: a focused ethnographic study

    Brant, H. D., Atherton, H., Bikker, A., Porqueddu, T., Salisbury, C., McKinstry, B., Campbell, J., Gibson, A. & Ziebland, S., 1 Jul 2018, In : British Journal of General Practice. 68, 672, p. e478-e486 9 p.

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    • 3 Citations (Scopus)
    210 Downloads (Pure)