Helen Jones

Feeling the story

Helen Jones

How can something ‘feel&s; like a story? In this chapter I explore an embodied reading of ‘Hansel and Gretel&s; in the book The Singing Bones (2016). In The Singing Bones , Shaun Tan realises each of the Brothers Grimm fairy tales as …

Why I . . . am a jazz singer

Helen Jones

Consultant pathologist Debra Milne tells Helen Jones about her love of jazz—from performing in a band to helping to run a local music venue

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The last word for now…

Andrea Page, Samantha Salmon, Helen Jones

‘In life it is the little things that can make the biggest difference.’ In other words, the moments that often go unnoticed are the ones that truly matter to people with learning disabilities and those that care for them. In this book …

The people who inspired this book

Helen Jones, Andrea Page, Samantha Salmon

This chapter examines the care and treatment that individuals like Oliver McGowan, Tony Hickmott, Rachel Johnston, Thomas Rawnsley and Laura Booth received during and at the end of their lives to understand more about people who have a learning disability and autistic …

Embedding equity, diversity and inclusion processes within clinical trials and health and social care research

Keerti Gedela, Richard J. Wong, Suki Balendra, Sunder Chita et autres

The lack of diverse and inclusive clinical research populations fuels health inequalities in the UK, and there is an urgent need to reverse this. This communication provides a practical framework for positive action to integrate equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) processes into …

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Homicides in England and Wales: The Effects of Victim and Offense Characteristics on Case Clearance

Rebecca Nicholls, Fiona Brookman, Helen Jones, Edward R. Maguire

This study explores a range of victim and offense characteristics to identify which are associated with significantly higher or lower likelihood of homicide clearance in England and Wales. Data relating to 6,299 currently recorded homicides from the Home Office Homicide Index over …

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Risky calls: understanding the challenges and risks of using mobile phone data during homicide investigations

Helen Jones, Fiona Brookman

Despite concerns having been voiced internationally about the validity and reliability of mobile phone evidence, there remain large gaps in our understanding of how police acquire and process mobile phone data, and the risks associated with this work. This paper fills some …

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Enhancing resilience, coping and self-talk of employees in large organisations; the development and mixed methods piloting of an online mental health and well-being toolkit

Helen Jones, Shelley Gait, Philip John Tyson

Purpose The mental health and well-being of employees is negatively impacted by stress, anxiety and depression. There is a need to address these issues at an organisational level to enhance workforce welfare and to decrease the number of days lost due to …

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Missing, Murdered and Hidden

Helen Jones, Cheryl Allsop

Murders of missing people are relatively rare yet are among the most complex of homicide investigations. A missing person may never be reported to the police or may be reported weeks, months or years after they were last seen. As such, the …

The Use of Digital Evidence in Homicide Investigations

Dana Wilson‐Kovacs, Helen Jones, Fiona Brookman

Digital evidence occupies an increasingly prominent role in homicide inquiries. Despite the investigative opportunities it provides, its effective and ethical use are far from straightforward. Drawing upon data gathered from two distinct ethnographic studies of major crime investigation, we explore how police …

Backstage at the Barristers’ Case Conference: A Dramaturgical Analysis

Helen Jones, Fiona Brookman

Socio-legal ethnographies have focused largely on the dramaturgical themes present in the competing performances seen in adversarial trials. Drawing on ethnographic observations of British homicide investigations, we illuminate the hidden “backstage” space of prosecution barristers’ case conferences. Using Goffman’s dramaturgical framework, we …

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Introducing social pedagogy for children in care in the UK:

Pat Petrie, Claire Cameron, Helen Jones, Robyn Kemp