In Event: Medical Sociology Section Roundtables

Medical Sociology Section / Medical Sociology Section Roundtables

Maria T. Paino, Oakland University

Extended Abstract: Who Can Be an “Engaged Patient”? Stratified Role Performances in Physician–Patient Communication - Anna K. Kosmuetzky; Stephanie Beyer, Leibniz University Hanover

When Care Becomes Unusable: Institutional Time and Relational Recognition in the Activation of Cultural Health Capital - Nilufer Akalin, Michigan State University

Does Seeing the Same Doctor Matter? Primary Care Structure and Digital Literacy, Medical Skepticism, and Trust - Maria T. Paino, Oakland University

Advance Care Planning, Communication Challenges, and Competing Timelines at the End of Life - Sarah E Koch, Vanderbilt University; Emily S Schuler, Vanderbilt University; Nashell Wilson, Vanderbilt University; Lucie Kalousova, Vanderbilt University; Deborah Carr, Boston University

Everyday Disability Visibility in Peripheral Artery Disease: Insights from Photographic Elicitation Interviews - Mary Byrnes, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; Heather E. Dillaway, Illinois State University; Ann Luciano; Nicholas H. Osborne, University of Michigan Medicine; Lauren Szczygiel, University of Michigan Medicine; Max Shpilband, University of Michigan Medicine; Craig S Brown, University of Michigan Medicine

Jess M. Meyer, University of Kansas Medical Center

Patrice C. Wright, Howard University

Cindy L. Cain, The University of Alabama at Birmingham