Summary
I established the Patient Experience Research Centre with Professor Helen Ward in the School of Public Health in 2011.
I have recently completed research on a Wellcome Trust medical humanities project ‘People Like You’ on contemporary practices of personalisation in elements of health and medicine, digital culture and data science (2018-2022). My monograph, Rendering Houses in Ladakh, will be published by Routledge in early 2023. I was awarded the Eileen Basker Prize and the Wellcome Medal for Anthropology as Applied to Medical Problems for my 2007 monograph, On the Game: Women and Sex Work (London: Pluto Press). For other research, teaching and publications, please see my Anthropology page at Goldsmiths.
I studied social anthropology at Cambridge University, Stanford University, Ca., and the London School of Economic and Political Sciences, where my PhD (1989) explored spirit possession in Ladakh, North India.
Publications
Journals
Day S, Gleason K, Lury C, et al., 2023, 'In the picture': perspectives on living and working with cancer, Medical Humanities, Vol:49, ISSN:1468-215X, Pages:83-92
Day S, Lury C, Ward H, 2023, Personalization: a new political arithmetic?, Distinktion-journal of Social Theory, ISSN:1600-910X
Viney W, Day S, Bruton J, et al., 2022, Personalising clinical pathways in a London breast cancer service, Sociology of Health and Illness: a Journal of Medical Sociology, Vol:44, ISSN:0141-9889, Pages:624-640
Conference
Papageorgiou V, Bruton J, Petretti S, et al., 2021, Impact of COVID-19 on the HIV care continuum in the United Kingdom, 11th IAS Conference on HIV Science, IAS