Dr. Jaklin Eliott
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Area of Research
Qualitative research, cancer, hope, Complementary and Alternative Medicines, euthanasia, end of life decision-making
Senior Appointments and Memberships
Social Scientist, Cancer Council Australia
Visiting Research Fellow, School of Psychology, The University of Adelaide
Affiliate Lecturer, School of Public Health, The University of Adelaide
Member, Ethics Centre of South Australia
Member, Psycho-Oncology Co-operative Research Group
Member, Clinical Oncological Society of Australia
Member, Discourse and Social Psychology Unit, School of Psychology
Awards
APA Scholarship 1998-2004
Bundey Prize for English Verse, University of Adelaide, 2002
Psychology Research Interests
Psycho-social, interpersonal, and ethical aspects of above-named research areas
Recent Key Publications
Eliott, J.A. & Olver, I.N. (2008 May 30) Epub ahead of print. Dying patients talk about euthanasia. Soc Sci Med.
Eliott, J.A., Kealey, C.P., & Olver, I.N. (2008). (Using) complementary and alternative medicine: the perception of palliative patients with cancer. J Palliat Med, 11(1): 58-67.
Eliott, J.A. & Olver, I.N. (2008) Choosing between life and death: patient and family perceptions of the decision not to resuscitate the terminally ill cancer patient. Bioethics, 22(3): 179-89.
Eliott, J.A. & Olver, I.N. (2007). Autonomy and the family as (in)appropriate surrogates for DNR decisions: a qualitative analysis of dying cancer patients’ talk. J Clin Ethics, 18(3): 206-18.
Eliott, J.A. & Olver, I.N. (2007). Hope and hoping in the talk of dying cancer patients. Soc Sci Med, 64(1): 138-49.
