Chris Degeling

Thanks Gang Chen at Monash, @trentyarwood @MullanJudy & Alberto Nettel Aguirre - short version is that different publics and groups in Australia have different priorities around antibiotic use and stewardship @uowresearch

@ankeny_rachel Check out I can only draw worms - Will Mabbit

Always love worm art! #organismsandus

I Can Only Draw Worms - Will Mabbitt - Google Books books.google.com/books/about/I_…

Shows we need greater attention to values in communication and public deliberations at science policy interface #ACHEEV @uowresearch Big thanks also to @Stopinfection

Thinking through the issue of expert polarisation in pandemic response with @janewilliams141 @SuyinHor @cdegeling gh.bmj.com/content/8/3/e0…

Some personal news: very excited to announce my first book! BACK UP: Why back pain treatments aren’t working, and the new science offering hope It's science journalism + investigation. Out later this year from @newsouthpub

Likewise guys…

@m_j_hannon Serres The Parasite

If you were designing a course titled "The Politics of Us and Them," what readings (or topics) would you include? Happy to include a mix of historical and contemporary readings!

More pleased than I expected with this one ... Thanks Julie Hall for your excellent contributions. Governing Antibiotic Risks in Australian Agriculture: Sustaining Conflicting Common Goods Through Competing Compliance Mechanisms academic.oup.com/phe/advance-ar…

Next week @ACHEEV_Research is visiting the Centre for Health Economics @CHE_Monash to present our multi method study of ELSI of AI for diagnosis & screening - focused on what DCEs vs deliberative processes contribute to our understanding of normativity. See you there!

They are not wild horses (just saying) but nevertheless huge thanks to @DrVikiBrookes, Bernard Higgins and co-design contributors from Yarrabah community for the epic 3 year journey

The SEED Workplace Wellness paper is now published: mdpi.com/1660-4601/19/2… Congratulations to the whole research team including @PandaAllan @drmimfox @lkeevers @SummerMayFinlay @cdegeling @riauni for getting to this point!! And this wouldn't happen without @IllaShoalHealth

Level A job opportunity in philosophy/bioethics/empirical ethics working with Prof Rob Sparrow (plus @cdegeling & myself) on ARC-funded projecting looking at ethical & social implications of AI & robotics in agriculture. careers.pageuppeople.com/513/cw/en/job/…

Yesterday we delivered our co-designed Hendra Virus Awareness video to #Yarrabah community. Created by animator Bernard Higgins Insta: @bernimations. Twitter version 👇 Funded by @CharlesSturtUni #OneHealth #horses @cdegeling @Sydney_Vet @UOW youtu.be/e9aZj5_avOE via @YouTube

New paper in @BMJ_Open! We spoke to general practice staff about their pandemic infection control strategies. We describe staff resourcefulness and adaptability; and the interdependency of different strategies, mapped to the hierarchy of controls. bmjopen.bmj.com/content/12/9/e…

Why should you come to Deliberative Democracy and Health 2022 at the Australian Centre for Health Engagement, Evidence and Values at the University of Wollongong (and also submit your abstract by September 26th)?🧵 #DelDemHealth22 CFP: @web/@sbrc/documents/doc/uow273259.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">documents.uow.edu.au/content/groups… 1/10

Invitation! On Friday November 4th we are hosting *Deliberative Democracy and Health 2022* at the University of Wollongong. Please come and talk about your empirical, theoretical and/or methodological research. CFP at this link: @web/@sbrc/documents/doc/uow273259.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">documents.uow.edu.au/content/groups…

Our article on #OneHealth approaches to #pandemic risk management with an 🇦🇺 case study is now out in @GHJournal and is open access. @Hopenjohnson @mlbaker4 @mieghanbruce @ali_bat @DrCharOskam @HealthLawQUT …balizationandhealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

@KevinBardosh Oldie but a goodie amazon.com.au/Bureaucrats-Bl…

I am looking for anthropological and sociological work on the nature of bureaucracy to discuss the pandemic. Any recommendations? (Just finished David Graeber's, The Utopia of Rules)