‘We Don’t Want to Go and Be Idle Ducks: Family Practices at the End of Life von Borgstrom, Erica, Ellis, Julie, Woodthorpe, Kate

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The Aftermath of Death in the Continuing Lives of the Living: Extending ‘Bereavement’ Paradigms through Family and Relational Perspectives von McCarthy, Jane Ribbens, Woodthorpe, Kate, Almack, Kathryn

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Anticipatory prescribing of injectable controlled drugs (ICDs) in care homes: a qualitative observational study of staff role, uncertain dying and hospital transfer at the end-of-l... von Teggi, Diana, Woodthorpe, Kate

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Remembering and Narrativising COVID-19: An Early Sociological Take von Manning, Peter, Moore, Sarah, Tchilingirian, Jordan, Woodthorpe, Kate

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The unclaimed: Abandonment and hope in the city of angels. By P.Prickett and S.Timmermans, London: Penguin Random House. 2024 von Woodthorpe, Kate

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‘My Memories of the Time We Had Together Are More Important’: Direct Cremation and the Privatisation of UK Funerals von Woodthorpe, Kate, Rumble, Hannah, Corden, Anne, Birrell, John, Schut, Henk, Stroebe, Margaret, Newsom, Cate, Smith, Yvette

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Being a Personal Health Budget Holder: Becoming a a € professional parent von Woodthorpe, Kate

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Cremation and Grief: Are Ways of Commemorating the Dead Related to Adjustment Over Time? von Birrell, John, Schut, Henk, Stroebe, Margaret, Anadria, Daniel, Newsom, Cate, Woodthorpe, Kate, Rumble, Hannah, Corden, Anne, Smith, Yvette

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Response by the Authors of “Cremation and Grief: Are Ways of Commemorating the Dead Related to Adjustment Over Time? ” von Birrell, John, Schut, Henk, Stroebe, Margaret, Anadria, Daniel, Newsom, Cate, Woodthorpe, Kate, Rumble, Hannah, Corden, Anne, Smith, Yvette

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Is it the end for anonymity as we know it? A critical examination of the ethical principle of anonymity in the context of 21st century demands on the qualitative researcher von Tilley, Liz, Woodthorpe, Kate

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From Cradle to Grave?: Policy Responses to Death von Foster, Liam, Walker, Alan

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Funerals and families: locating death as a relational issue von Woodthorpe, Kate, Rumble, Hannah

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Supporting bereaved students at university: Balancing institutional standards and reputation alongside individual compassion and care von Valentine, Christine, Woodthorpe, Kate

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The aftermath of death in the continuing lives of the living: extending ‘bereavement’ paradigms through family and relational perspectives von Ribbens McCarthy, Jane, Woodthorpe, Kate, Almack, Kathryn

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Researching death: methodological reflections on the management of critical distance von Woodthorpe, Kate

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From the Cradle to the Grave: Funeral Welfare from an International Perspective von Valentine, Christine, Woodthorpe, Kate

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Funerals and families: locating death as a relational issue von Woodthorpe, Kate, Rumble, Hannah

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Transparency in action or political fiction? The pre-inquiry phase of the UK COVID-19 Inquiry von Moore, Sarah, Manning, Peter, Tchilingirian, Jordan, Woodthorpe, Kate

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"We don't want to go and be idle ducks": family practices at the end of life von Borgstrom, Erica, Ellis, Julie, Woodthorpe, Kate

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From the cradle to the grave: Funeral welfare from an international perspective von Valentine, Christine, Woodthorpe, Kate

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