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Nete Schwennesen
Research area
I work as a researcher in the patient education team. I have a background in sociology and my work focuses broadly on the various social dimensions of health.
The subject of my research is centred on three areas:
- Risk communication and perceptions of risk in everyday life
- The involvement of family members and peer support in programmes of patient education
- new models of evaluation
I work primarily with qualitative methods such as interviews, focus groups and observations.
| Education |
| 2011 |
Ph.D in Medical Sociology, Center for Medical Science and Technology Studies, Institute of Public Health, Copenhagen University
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| 2004 |
Cand. Scient. Soc., Institute of Economy, Politics and Administration, University of Aalborg.
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| 2000 - 01 |
MA (Contemporary sociology), Department of Sociology, University of Lancaster, UK (passed with distinction). |
| 1999 - 2002 |
Supplementary courses in sociology, Copenhagen University
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| 1995 - 98 |
BA Social science, Institute of Economy, Politics and Administration, University of Aalborg.
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| Positions |
| 2010 |
Ekstern konsulent ved Steno Health Promotion Center.
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| 2010 |
Underviser i kvalitativ metode ved Institut for Folkesundhedsvidenskab, Københavns Universitet.
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| 2005 – 10 |
Ph.D. stipendiat, Institut for Folkesundhedsvidenskab afd. for Sundheds-tjenesteforskning.
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2004 Introduktionsstipendiat, Afd. for Sundhedstjenesteforskning, Institut for Folkesundheds-videnskab, Københavns Universitet.
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| 2001 - 03 |
Videnskabelig medarbejder ved Videnskabsbutikken, det Samfundsvidenskabelige og Juridiske Fakultet, Københavns Universitet.
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| 2001 - 02 |
Videnskabelig medarbejder, reviewer og billedredaktør ved Koordinationen for Kønsforskning.
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| 2000 |
Projektassistent ved Alsted Research A/S.
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| Publikationer |
| 1. Schwennesen, Nete & Koch, Lene (Under review). Representing and Intervening: Doing Good Care in First Trimester Prenatal Risk Assessment (FTPRA). Sociology of Health and Illness. Invited full submission based on accepted abstract for a special issue on medical screening. |
| 2. Schwennesen, Nete (forthcomming) At the margins of life. Making fetal life matter in trajectories of first trimester prenatal risk assessment (FTPRA) in Bio-objects in the 21th century, Ashgate 2011. |
| 3. Schwennesen, Nete (2011) Ph.d. thesis. Title: Practicing Informed Choice: Inquiries into the redistribution of life, risk and relations of responsibility in prenatal decision-making and knowledge production, Institute of Public Health, University of Copenhagen. |
| 4. Schwennesen, Nete, Svendsen, Mette N. & Koch, Lene (2010). Beyond informed choice: Prenatal risk assessment, decision-making and trust. Clinical Ethics, 5, 207 – 216. |
| 5. Schwennesen, Nete & Koch, Lene (2009). Calculating and visualizing life: Matters of fact in the context of prenatal risk assessment, in Contested Categories. I S. Bauer & A Wahlberg (red.), Life Sciences in Society. Ashgate. s. 69-87. |
| 6. Schwennesen, Nete, Koch, Lene & Svendsen, Mette Nordahl (2009). Practicing Informed Choice: Decision Making and Prenatal Risk Assessment - The Danish Experience. I C. Rehmann-Sutter & Hansjakob Müller (red), Disclosure Dilemmas: Ethics of Genetic Prognosis after the 'Right to Know/Not to Know' Debate. Ashgate, s. 191-204. |
| 7. Schwennesen, Nete, Svendsen, Mette Nordahl & Koch, Lene (2009). Freie, informierte Wahl? I: Bioskop. Zeitschrift zur Beobechtung der Biowissenschaften, vol. 12, nr. 45, marts 2009. |
| 8. Schwennesen, Nete, Svendsen, Mette N. & Koch, Lene (2008). Beyond informed choice: Prenatal risk assessment, decision-making and trust. I: Etikk i Praksis, vol. 2, nr. 1, Trondheim. s. 11-31. |
| 9. Schwennesen, Nete (2005). Forplantning, valg og viden: Om præ-implantationsdiagnostikkens (PGD) sociale og moralske betydninger. I: Tidsskriftet GRUS, nr. 7576, Academica, Århus. s. 84-97. |
| 10. Schwennesen, Nete (2004). Making babies, making choices. Exploring the moral and social meanings of Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD). (Videnskabsbutikkens rapportserie; 125). |
| 11. Schwennesen, Nete (2002). Nye reproduktionsteknologier. Offer eller medaktør? I: Kvinder, Køn og Forskning, vol. 3, s. 47-56. |
| 12. Schwennesen, Nete (2001) MA dissertation Leah Wilds PGD Diary - Between Technology and Reproductive Choice in the context of New Reproductive Technologies. (passed with distinction) (Unpublished MA thesis). |
| Awards |
| Receiver of the EACH (European Association of Communication in Health) Julius & Regine Steffens Junior Investigators Grant 2011 |
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