… of metronormativity and its influence upon professional practice. Against this backdrop,
we … for a broader adoption of it as a generative concept for reforming professional practice. …

… We argue the re-placing of care is always a symbolic and political affair since it encompasses
a symbolic re-imagining of places and alternative conceptualizations of care practices as …

… We argue the re-placing of care is always a symbolic and political affair since it encompasses
a symbolic reimagining of places and alternative conceptualizations of care practices as …

… The scholarship of practice is gaining importance on the higher education agenda as industry
and society play an ever-increasing role in determining the focus and direction of scholarly …

… how they shaped and possibly enabled the re-placing of material culture and the replacing
… practices in the yard).The most significant example of this work was Denny’s practice of ‘pro…

… privately practiced. … practices and place form the basis of its potential interest for medical
humanities research and this paper will discuss these in relation to historical health practices …

… Where both leadership and professional practice are remiss, then the public’s right and
ability to contribute becomes more important. The regulatory process increasingly recognises …

… , and organization of professional practice is not just shaped by professional groups, but also
… the practice of mapmaking is an interesting case to study professional groups in formation. …

… Re-placing home was a difficult process involving feelings of being ‘lost’, and the surrender
of ‘bits’ of former homes and associated practices. In a homeostatic process of re-finding a …

This paper describes how space and place have been understood in gerontology as
phenomenon that are both physical and social in character, yet are relatively bounded and static. …