Jane Carlisle BA, D Phil
Honorary Research Fellow
Section of Public Health, ScHARR
Regent Court
30 Regent Street
Sheffield
S1 4DA
Research Interests
Patient attitudes to screening
Jane is currently working in an exploration of issues associated with introducing diabetes screening into general practice. This includes an exploration of patients' attitudes towards attending screening and completing the follow-up pathway for those with positive results.
Qualitative methods and exploring motivation
Jane is interested in complementary use of qualitative and quantitative methods in health settings and also in social enquiry where this impacts on health inequalities. She maintains an interest in qualitative methods as a tool for examining personal motivation and attitudes, as well as in ethics, the provision and use of information.
Student supervision
She has supervised students in research projects, especially where qualitative methods are employed.
Reviewer for journals including:
- Journal of Medical Ethics
- Journal of Men's Health and Gender
- Management Research News
Publications
Carlisle J, Lawton J, Goyder E, Peters J, Lacey A (2007) The role of health care assistants in screening for diabetes: A qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 2007; 15: 77-83
Carlisle J, Shickle D, Cork M and McDonagh A. (2006) 'Concerns over confidentiality may deter adolescents from consulting their doctors. A qualitative exploration,' Journal of Medical Ethics, Vol 32(3) 133-137.
Carlisle J, Shickle D, Suckling R, Singleton C, and Bentley C. (2004) 'An audit of the process of developing the Health Improvement Programme into the Strategic and Financial Framework in two Health Authorities'. Health Services Management Research, Vol 17(2) 211-216.
MPH Student
Beenish Khan
Section
Jane Carlisle is based in the Section of Public Health