Bio: I'm Jack, a Qualitative Researcher in Health Behaviours at the Nuffield Dept. of Primary Care Health Sciences (Uni. of Oxford). My work primarily uses Conversation Analysis and similar interactional methods to study how talk and social interaction plays out in real life encounters. I am working on helping more people achieve remission from type 2 diabetes, how open science is applicable for qualitative research, evaluating and developing interventions to motivate blood donation, and, disputative encounters in public places.

Bio: I am a conversation analyst, working at the University of Oxford, who explores how communication in clinical settings supports changes to health behaviours. I lead the Clinical Communication and Behaviour Change team, and our research focuses on understanding relationships between clinical communication and longer-term behaviour change, including weight loss, smoking cessation, and treatment adherence. Over the last seven years I've used conversation analysis across a broad range of health intervention studies, including as part of mixed methods process and implementation evaluations.