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How is care coordinated when the course is uncertain, the work distributed, and the patient constantly redefined? In this detailed ethnographic study of the hip fracture trajectory, we challenge the dominant rational-linear logic of care pathways to reveal the complex, evolving assemblages that underpin everyday service delivery.
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Davina Allen is a professor of Health Service Organisation and Delivery at Cardiff University. A nurse and a sociologist, her work spans foundational ethnographic studies, applied research, and theory development. A Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, the Learned Society of Wales, and the Health Foundation, she has a longstanding commitment to the value of sociological inquiry to illuminate and address the practical challenges of contemporary healthcare systems.
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