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Borgstrom, Erica and Ellis, Julie (2021). Internalising ‘Sensitivity’: Vulnerability, Reflexivity and Death Research(ers). International Journal of Social Research Methodology (In Press).

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Driessen, Annelieke; Borgstrom, Erica and Cohn, Simon (2020). Placing death and dying:the work of making place at the end of life. In: Palliative Care Congress, 19-20 Mar 2020, Telford.

Borgstrom, Erica; Lucassen, Mathijs; Jones, Rebecca; Amoah, Sas; Axtell-Powell, Georgia and Cooke, Georgie (2020). Life or Death Decisions: online engagement using films to explore advance care planning. In: Palliative Care Congress, 19-20 Mar 2020, Telford, England.

Borgstrom, Erica; Cohn, Simon and Driessen, Annelieke (2020). “We come in as ‘the nothing’”: Researching non-intervention in palliative care. Medicine, Anthropology, Theory (In Press).

Visser, Renske; Borgstrom, Erica and Holti, Richard (2020). The Overlap Between Geriatric Medicine and Palliative Care: A Scoping Literature Review. Journal of Applied Gerontology (Early Access).

Borgstrom, Erica; Cohn, Simon; Driessen, Annelieke; Dumble, Katie; Martin, Jonathan and Yardley, Sarah (2020). Multidisciplinary Team Meetings as Care in Practice: an ethnography of hospital and community palliative care in the UK. In: 11th World Research Congress of the European Association for Palliative Care World Research Congress, 14-16 May 2020, Palermo, Italy.

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Borgstrom, Erica; Deepak Gopinath, Manik and Vseteckova, Jitka (2019). Learning in the Fourth Age: the role of physical activity interventions for people living in long term facilities. International Journal of Education and Ageing (In Press).

Borgstrom, Erica and Barclay, Stephen (2019). Experience-based design, co-design and experience-based co-design in palliative and end-of-life care. BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care, 9(1) pp. 60–66.

Borgstrom, E.; Schiff, R.; Khan, S. A.; Hindley, E.; Thayabaran, D.; Savage, E.; Gough, N. and Holti, R. (2019). Practices, Issues and Possibilities at the interface between Geriatrics and Palliative Care: An Exploratory study (InGaP). Age and Ageing, 48(Supplement) i27-i30.

Borgstrom, Erica; Ellis, Julie and Woodthorpe, Kate (2019). “We don’t want to go and be idle ducks”: family practices at the end of life. Sociology, 53(6) pp. 1127–1142.

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Vseteckova, Jitka; Deepak Gopinath, Manik; Borgstrom, Erica; Holland, Caroline; Draper, Jan; Pappas, Yannis; McKeown, Eamonn; Dadova, Klara and Gray, Steve (2018). Barriers and facilitators to adherence to group exercise in institutionalized older people living with dementia: a systematic review. European Review of Aging and Physical Activity, 15, article no. 11.

Borgstrom, Erica (2018). Using an ethnographic approach to study end-of-life care: reflections from research encounters in England. In: Garnett, Emma; Reynolds, Joanna and Milton, Sarah eds. Ethnographies and Health: Reflections on Empirical and Methodological Entanglements. Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 67–83.

Borgstrom, Erica; Lemos Dekker, Natashe and Hoare, Sarah (2018). What the social sciences have to offer palliative care. European Journal of Palliative Care, 25(3) pp. 109–111.

Vseteckova, Jitka; Deepak-Gopinath, Manik; Dadova, Klara; Borgstrom, Erica; Ryan, Gemma; Gracia, Rosaria and Holland, Caroline (2018). Barriers and facilitators to adherence to walking group exercise in older people living with dementia in the community: a systematic review protocol. PROSPERO: International prospective register of systematic reviews, article no. CRD42018114173.

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Borgstrom, Erica and Ellis, Julie (2017). Introduction: Researching Death, Dying and Bereavement. Mortality, 22(2) pp. 93–104.

Borgstrom, Erica (2017). Social Death. QJM: An International Journal of Medicine, 110(1) pp. 5–7.

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Borgstrom, Erica (2016). Images of hospices on social media: The #notdingy campaign. Medicine Anthropology Theory, 3(3) pp. 105–111.

Borgstrom, Erica; Morris, Rachel; Wood, Diana; Cohn, Simon and Barclay, Stephen (2016). Learning to care: medical students' reported value and evaluation of palliative care teaching involving meeting patients and reflective writing. BMC Medical Education, 16, article no. 306.

Borgstrom, Erica (2016). National End-of-Life Care Policy in the English Context: The Problem and Solution to Death and Dying. In: Foster, Liam and Woodthorpe, Kate eds. Death and Social Policy in Challenging Times. Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 35–52.

Holman, Daniel and Borgstrom, Erica (2016). Applying social theory to understand health-related behaviours. Medical Humanities, 42(2) pp. 143–145.

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Borgstrom, Erica (2015). Planning for an (un)certain future: Choice within English end-of-life care. Current Sociology, 63(5) pp. 700–713.

Borgstrom, Erica and Walter, Tony (2015). Choice and compassion at the end of life: A critical analysis of recent English policy discourse. Social Science & Medicine, 136-137 pp. 95–105.

Borgstrom, Erica (2015). Social death in end-of-life care policy. Contemporary Social Science: Journal of the Academy of Social Sciences, 10(3) pp. 272–283.

Borgstrom, Erica (2015). Advance care planning: between tools and relational end-of-life care? BMJ Supportive and Palliative Care; 5; 216-217.

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Borgstrom, Erica; Barclay, Stephen and Cohn, Simon (2013). Constructing denial as a disease object: accounts by medical students meeting dying patients. Sociology of Health and Illness, 35(3) pp. 391–404.

Borgstrom, Erica (2013). What’s in a name? From pathways to plans in end of life care. British Medical Journal; 347.

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Borgstrom, Erica; Cohn, Simon and Barclay, Stephen (2010). Medical Professionalism: Conflicting Values for Tomorrow's Doctors. Journal of General Internal Medicine, 25(12) pp. 1330–1336.

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