Benjamin Hanckel

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2024
Publications (10 Years): 6

Top Topics

Particulate Matter

Cross Sectional

Cystic Fibrosis

Top Venues

Sociology of health & illness

Systematic reviews

BMC public health

Culture, health & sexuality

Western Sydney University - Parramatta Campus

University of Technology Sydney (PHD)

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Affiliation History

Western Sydney University - Parramatta Campus

Australia

Senior Research Fellow :: Institute for Culture and Society

King's College London

United Kingdom

Research Fellow :: Population Health Sciences

Education History

University of Technology Sydney

Australia

PHD :: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

University of New South Wales

Australia

BSC :: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Publications

Benjamin Hanckel, Emma Garnett, Judith Green
Risk ambassadors and saviours: Children and futuring public health interventions. Sociology of health & illness (2024)
Benjamin Hanckel, Emma Garnett, Judith Green
Risk ambassadors and saviours: Children and futuring public health interventions. Sociology of health & illness 46 (6) (2024)
Rosie Nelson, Brady Robards, Brendan Churchill, Son Vivienne, Paul Byron, Benjamin Hanckel
Social media use among bisexuals and pansexuals: connection, harassment and mental health. Culture, health & sexuality (2022)
Rebecca Lynch, Benjamin Hanckel, Judith Green
The (failed) promise of multimorbidity: chronicity, biomedical categories, and public health. Critical public health 32 (4) (2021)
Benjamin Hanckel, Mark Petticrew, James Thomas, Judith Green
Protocol for a systematic review of the use of qualitative comparative analysis for evaluative questions in public health research. Systematic reviews 8 (1) (2019)
Benjamin Hanckel, Danny Ruta, Gwenda Scott, Janet L Peacock, Judith Green
The Daily Mile as a public health intervention: a rapid ethnographic assessment of uptake and implementation in South London, UK. BMC public health 19 (1) (2019)