‘People ring because they’re frightened’: findings from a realist evaluation on the impact of timely responsive care at home at the end of life by Kathryn McEwan, Joanne Atkinson, Amanda Clarke, Angela Bate, Caroline Jeffery, Sonia Dalkin

“…Data were analysed using a retroductive context-mechanism-outcome (CMO) framework and informed by Transitions Theory. Results Six programme theories were developed, highlighting the central role of continuity of care in enabling positive end-of-life experiences. …”
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Intersex and Healthcare: A Narrative Review of Social Sciences Perspectives by Davide Costa

“…Drawing on theoretical frameworks such as medicalization, biopower, stigma theory, intersectionality, and structural violence, the paper situates intersex healthcare within broader systems of normativity and control. …”
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