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Laura Navne er uddannet antropolog og forsker i patient, pårørende og personale erfaringer i det danske sundhedsvæsen, med særligt fokus på beslutningstagning og brugerinddragelse, fx inden for reproduktion, neonatologi og senest genetik. I et nyt forskningsprojekt, MeInWe, ledet af professor, Mette N. Svendsen, finansieret af Carlsberg Fonden, forsker Laura i de sociale og etiske implikationer af introduktionen af personlig medicin i det danske sundhedsvæsen. I dette projekt undersøger Laura specifikt patienter, klinikere og forskeres oplevelser af personlig medicin og de etiske dilemmaer i arbejdet hermed inden for diabetesområdet.

1. Navne, LE; Svendsen, MN, Careography: Staff experiences of navigating decisions in Neonatology in Denmark. Tilgængelig online i preview i Medical Anthropology: DOI: 10.1080/01459740.2017.1313841.
2. Svendsen, M.N., Gjødsbøl, I.M, Dam, M.S., Navne, L.E. 2017. Humanity at the Edge: The Moral Laboratory of Feeding Precarious Lives. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry. Accessible online: DOI 10.1007/s11013-017-9519-x
3. Navne, LE; Gammeltoft, TM; Svendsen, MN, The Attachment Imperative: Parental experiences of detachment in a Danish Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. I review i Medical Anthropology Quarterly.
4. Svendsen, M.N., Gjødsbøl, I.M., Dam, M.S., Navne, L.E. Life with a View: Worth, Temporality and Substitution across Species and Dissimilar Spaces. Under review i American Ethnologist.
5. Navne, LE, and Svendsen, M.N. Life-and-Death Decisions in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Denmark: The Discrete Authority of Origin Stories. Submitted til Ethnos, april 2017.
6. Holm-Petersen, C; Navne, LE Hvad er ledelse af brugerinddragelse? En gennemgang af mål og tre individuelle brugerinddragelsesmodeller: Tidsskrift for Forskning i Sygdom og Samfund. Nr. 22, 2015
7. Sørensen, JL; Navne, LE; Martin, HM; Ottesen, B; Albrechtsen, CK; Pedersen, BW; Kjærgaard, H †, Van der Vleuten, C Clarifying the learning experiences of healthcare professionals with in situ and off site simulation based medical education: a qualitative study, BMJ Open, Oct 2015.
8. Martin, HM; Navne, LE; Lipzak, H Involvement of cancer patients in patient safety – current practices, potentials and barriers: BMJ Quality and Safety. June 2013.
9. Wiuff MB, Navne LE;. Om at oversætte eller aktivere viden i innovationsprocesser med private og offentlige aktører. OPP Nyt. 2011; 2. halvår 2011(7): 6-8.

Primary fields of research

Medical anthropology and Medical Science and Technology Studies.
My research explores how the introduction of new medical technologies and changing health policies shape medical care and decision-making practices in the Danish health care system. I conduct ethnographic fieldwork in health care settings, exploring how patients, relatives and health professionals understand and experience health and illness in the everyday clinical practices. My PhD research investigated negotiations of the value of life by attending to life and death decision-making in the field of neonatology.

Current research

Currently, I am researcher at VIVE - The Danish Centre of Applied Social Science and assistant professor at the Section for Health Services Research, Department of Public Health. My current research explores how personalized medicine emerges and is practiced and experienced in the field of diabetes and in classic clinical genetics. This research project forms part of the larger project 'Personalized Medicine in the Welfare State', MeInWe, headed by Professor Mette N. Svendsen. Read more about MeInWe here.

Teaching

Qualitative methods