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The changing narrative of CHI studies

The Lancet Microbe
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Changing the Narrative

Manufacturing Management, 2022
After years of being stigmatised, discussions around mental health are becoming more commonplace. At Ford, a new focus is helping to put staff well-being at the forefront of the company’s activities
Francesca Polletta, Edwin Amenta
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Changing the narrative on antibiotics

Gut, 2015
Campaigning for antibiotic conservation is a bit like the struggle against global warming. The polar ice melts while politicians, not known for long-range thinking, debate deadlines for others to meet. Similarly, new drug discovery diminishes as resistance to existing antibiotics increases.
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Changing the Narrative

Administration & Society, 2016
The dominant narrative about women’s progress in public administration focuses on identifying the obstacles to that progress and how to overcome them. But to make real progress toward gender equality and social justice, we must rethink our entire approach to research.
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Changing the Narrative, Starting With Us

Reproductive Sciences, 2022
Infertility can affect anyone, including Black women who, contrary to popular belief, are most likely to suffer from infertility, less likely to seek fertility care, and more likely to delay or completely forgo fertility treatment (Chin et al Paediatr Perinat Epidemiol 29(5):416-25, 5).
Ashley Wiltshire, Janelle M. Jackman, Latisha Moreta, Luwam Ghidei   +3 more
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