Dr Jennifer Burr

All publications

Edited books

• Burr J & Nicolson P (Ed.) (2005) Consumers’ perspectives on health care: Critical Approaches to Research Methods.. London: Palgrave Macmillan limited.

Journal articles

• Burr J & Russell-Sewell N (2023) The social production of the dead human body in the practice of teaching anatomy through cadaveric dissection. Sociological Research Online.
• Putnis N & Burr J (2020) Evidence or stereotype? Health inequalities and representations of sex workers in health publications in England. Health: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Social Study of Health, Illness and Medicine, 24(6), 665-683.
• Burr J, Winter R, Heyerdahl-King I, Warren A, Redman AK & Nicholls O (2019) A qualitative study of how students learn from human cadavers. European Journal of Anatomy, 23(6), 447-452.
• Gordon A, Lehane D, Burr J & Mitchell C (2019) Influence of past trauma and health interactions on homeless women’s views of perinatal care : a qualitative study. British Journal of General Practice, 69(688), e760-e767.
• Burr JA & Gibson B (2018) Informed consent in research ethics: an analysis from the perspective of Luhmann’s social systems theory. Social Theory and Health, 16(3), 241-255.
• Squires H, Chilcott J, Akehurst R, Burr J & Kelly MP (2016) A Framework for Developing the Structure of Public Health Economic Models. Value in Health, 19(5), 588-601.
• Squires H, Chilcott J, Akehurst R, Burr J & Kelly MP (2016) A systematic literature review of the key challenges for developing the structure of public health economic models. International Journal of Public Health, 61(3), 289-298.
• Burr JA (2013) Anonymous or known donors? A brief discussion of the psychosocial issues raised by removing anonymity from sperm donors.. Hum Fertil (Camb), 16(1), 44-47.
• Squires H, Chilcott J, Akehurst R & Burr J (2012) Guidance for modellers for developing public health economic models. The Lancet, 380, S68-S68.
• Burr JA & Cimini N (2012) An Aesthetic for Deliberating Online: Thinking Through “Universal Pragmatics” and “Dialogism” with Reference to Wikipedia. The Information Society(28), 151-160.
• Burr JA & Reynolds P (2012) The Wrong Paradigm? Social Research and the Predicates of Ethical Scrutiny. Research Ethics Review, 128-133.
• Burr JA (2010) To name or not to name? An overview of the social and ethical issues raised by removing anonymity from sperm donors.. Asian J Androl, 12(6), 801-806.
• Almuammar A, Dryden C & Burr JA (2010) Factors associated with late presentation of cancer: A limited literature review. Journal of Radiotherapy in Practice, 9(2), 117-123.
• Burr JA, Reid M & Williams S (2010) Healthcare Professionals´ Perspectives of Eating Disorders and Service Provision: A Qualitative Study. European Eating Disorders Review, 18(5), 390-398.
• Burr JA (2009) Exploring reflective subjectivity through the construction of the `ethical other´ in interview transcripts. Sociology(2), 323-339.
• Burr JA (2009) Fear, fascination and the sperm donor as 'abjection' in interviews with heterosexual recipients of donor insemination.. Sociology of Health and Illness(5), 705-718.
• Burr JA & Reynolds P (2008) Thinking ethically about genetic inheritance: liberal rights, communitarianism and the right to privacy for parents of donor insemination children. Journal of Medical Ethics, 281-284.
• Burr JA, Reid M, Williams S & Hammersley R (2008) Eating disorders patients' views on their disorders and on an outpatient's service: A qualitative study. Journal of Health Psychology(7), 956-960.
• Nicolson P, Burr J & Powell J (2005) Becoming an advanced practitioner in neonatal nursing: a psycho-social study of the relationship between educational preparation and role development. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 14(6), 727-738.
• Andrews M, Burr J & Janetos DH (2004) Searching Electronically for Information on Transcultural Nursing and Health Subjects. Journal of Transcultural Nursing, 15(3), 242-247.
• Burr J & Chapman T (2004) Contextualising experiences of depression in women from South Asian communities: a discursive approach. Sociology of Health and Illness, 26(4), 433-452.
• Nicolson P & Burr J (2003) What is ‘normal’ about women's (hetero)sexual desire and orgasm?: a report of an in-depth interview study. Social Science & Medicine, 57(9), 1735-1745.
• Jiwa M & Burr J (2002) GP Letter Writing in Colorectal Cancer: A Qualitative Study. Current Medical Research and Opinion, 18(6), 342-346.
• Burr J (2002) Cultural stereotypes of women from South Asian communities: mental health care professionals’ explanations for patterns of suicide and depression. Social Science & Medicine, 55(5), 835-845.
• Burr J (2002) Cultural Stereotypes of women from South Asian communities: mental health care professionals’ explanations for patterns of suicide and depression. Social Science and Medicine, 55(5), 141-151.
• Reid M & Burr J (2000) Editorial: Are Eating Disorders Feminine Addictions?. Addiction Research, 8(3), 203-210.
• BURR JA & CHAPMAN T (1998) Some reflections on cultural and social considerations in mental health nursing. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 5(6), 431-437.

Chapters

• () Systems Theory and the Sociology of Health and Illness In Knudsen M & Vogd W (Ed.) Routledge

Conference proceedings papers

• Seddon ACT, Lehane DB, Burr J & Mitchell C (2018) How do homeless women conceptualise access to and experience of antenatal and postnatal care in Sheffield?. Regional Society for Academic Primary Care 2018 Trent, 13 March 2018 - 13 March 2018.