OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Health is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Media portrayals of psychotropic agents in AD/HD treatment: A social constructionist approach	21
‘Equal footing, equal voice’: Recognition of self and other in Shared Reading for people with lived experience of mental distress	13
Understanding ‘embedded pharmaceuticalisation’: A case study of sleeping medication use in later life	12
Degendered care and the biomedicalization of masculinity after myocardial infarction: A qualitative analysis exploring Swedish healthcare professionals’ perspectives	11
Public health crisis as problematization: A comparative analysis of opioid overdose and heart disease	10
‘I don’t know if there’s a happy ending to this story’: An analysis of prostate cancer narratives in a follow-up setting	10
In search of a habitable world: The long journey of women who survived breast cancer	10
Living with hard-to-heal wounds: A global health challenge explored through analytic sketches	9
Suspended responsibility: The trouble with integrating researchers into shared-responsibility models for machine learning-supported decisions	9
How the context of reception affects the meaning of RCT evidence	9
Stigma as evidence: A critical discourse analysis of research on MSM HIV PrEP stigma	8
Loss, shame and secrecy in women’s experiences of a vulval skin condition: A qualitative study	8
Exploring ethical, social, and political dimensions in the lives of children with medical complexity through Charles Taylor’s hermeneutical framework	7
Affective gaps in eHealth communication: Exploring patient experiences with health data on the eHealth platform sundhed.dk	7
Spatiotemporal framing of uncertainty in Czech Media vaccination debates before and during COVID-19	7
The school lunchbox as a social problem	7
Oncogene-driven advocacy: Collective expertise and therapeutic actionability	6
From rational collective feeding to flexible individual choice: The governance of hospital foodservice in transition	6
Navigating ambivalence: A qualitative study of young fitness self-trackers’ engagement with body ideals through social media	6
Agency, sex and drug education: Examining the response-ability of education responses to consumption, sex and harm	6
Narratives of reconstruction: Looking beyond biographical disruption through three Indian breast cancer memoirs	6
Legitimacy and professional boundaries: An institutional analysis of Chinese Medicine in Mainland China and Hong Kong	5
‘Alright my lovely’: The use of terms of endearment as a mitigation device in the care of people living with dementia in the acute hospital environment	5
A bad migrant: An autoethnographic case study of racism in Australian HIV care	5
Practitioner narratives on health data management for sexuality and gender diverse people: Benefits, drawbacks, data fixity and the exposure/erasure duality in the clinical encounter	5

‘To improve quality of life’: Diverging enactments of a value in nephrology clinical practices	5
“The Depressed” and “People with Anxiety” therapists’ discursive representations of patients with depression and anxiety in Danish Psychiatry	4
The contribution of a complex systems-based approach to progressive social resilience	4
The IPEDs assemblage: Tracing the entanglements of biomedicine, technology, enhancement and anti-doping policies in sport and society	4
Experiences and management of urinary incontinence following treatment for prostate cancer: Disrupted embodied practices and adapting to maintain masculinity	4
Understanding the spatiality in neglected tropical diseases: An ethnographic study of scrub typhus in Puducherry, India	4
A challenging little balance: How white doulas with mainstream training understand and engage with anti-oppressive practice	4
Producing non-communicable diseases(NCD’s) as health ‘problems’ in Botswana: A critical analysis of the NCD strategy (2018–2023)	4
Social problems, technological solutions? German nursing care experts’ perspectives, evaluations, and imaginaries of care robotics research	4
Mental health is everybody’s business: The doxa and illusio of local public policy implementation	4
The influence of health resources on income inequality in Europe	4
Tenderness (central), sensitivity and/or distress: Tracing gendered enactments of fibromyalgia in medical research	4
Sedated beauty: The invisible knife in online narratives about cosmetic breast augmentation	4
Inegalitarian effects on access to vaccines of delegating Covid-19 vaccination to a private online appointment platform: The French case	4
Sharing stories: Experiences of sharing personal stories and creating a collective story about living with advanced cancer	4
Navigating uncertainty in low back pain care through an ethic of openness: Learnings from a post-critical analysis	4
The unravelling of person-centred care: The value and necessity of analysing power relations in contraceptive services	4
Who decides what is healthy? Algorithmic classification and medical normativity	4
Rethinking posthumanism in rehabilitation science: Lessons from Indigenous, Black, and decolonial thought	3
Ill by mouth? Patients’ experiences of the oral and dental manifestations of scleroderma	3
Epistemic racism in the health professions: A qualitative study with Black women in Canada	3
Coexisting cancer regimes: Transformations of breast and lung cancer in the United Kingdom	3
Rethinking the logic of early diagnosis in cancer	3
‘Through a kaleidoscope’: A Foucauldian discourse analysis of Belgian policy regarding patients with a migration background and depression in general practices	3
Adapting to expectancy violations during telehealth interactions with clients: Communication and technological implications for counselors	3
‘Hearts’ and ‘minds’: Illustrating identity tensions of people living and working through marketising policy change of allied health disability services in Australia	3
Telemedicine and patient-centered care: The perspective of primary-care physicians	3
Sabotage, feeding and collusion after bariatric surgery. And the winner is . . .? A psychodynamic and systemic perspective on sabotage and feeding after bariatric surgery by means of a case series ana	3