Frances Shaw is a Research Officer at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society (ARCSHS), La Trobe University. She has a background in qualitative research on the interface of technology and health, technology ethics, and digital activism and advocacy.
Frances is working on an investigation into the impacts of increased telehealth availability in 2020 on the treatment experience for people with Hepatitis C.
She has previously held appointments at the Black Dog Institute (digital ethics of eHealth and mHealth), University of New South Wales, and at the University of Edinburgh (experiences of digital support for emotional distress at Samaritans UK). Her doctoral research explored digital feminist activism in Australia with a focus on health and embodiment, including case studies on feminist motherhood, fat acceptance/body positivity, and feminists with disability.
Supervisors: Prof Helen Christensen (previous employer), A/Prof Sarah Maddison (doctoral supervisor), A/Prof Kate Crawford (doctoral supervisor), Dr Julie Brownlie (previous line manager), and Prof Gerard Goggin (previous supervisor)
Frances is working on an investigation into the impacts of increased telehealth availability in 2020 on the treatment experience for people with Hepatitis C.
She has previously held appointments at the Black Dog Institute (digital ethics of eHealth and mHealth), University of New South Wales, and at the University of Edinburgh (experiences of digital support for emotional distress at Samaritans UK). Her doctoral research explored digital feminist activism in Australia with a focus on health and embodiment, including case studies on feminist motherhood, fat acceptance/body positivity, and feminists with disability.
Supervisors: Prof Helen Christensen (previous employer), A/Prof Sarah Maddison (doctoral supervisor), A/Prof Kate Crawford (doctoral supervisor), Dr Julie Brownlie (previous line manager), and Prof Gerard Goggin (previous supervisor)
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