Research outputs
Selected research outputs
- Beyond the Body Productive: Exploring the Transformative Potential of Self-Tracking (Journal article - 2025)
- Future-proofing students from the outset: opening opportunities for skill development through a collaborative marketing project with first year undergraduates (Presentation material - 2024)
- The power of service design for innovative assessment: Enriching experiences and embedding employability (Presentation material - 2025)
2025
Beyond the Body Productive: Exploring the Transformative Potential of Self-Tracking
Spence, R., Ashman, R., Patterson, A., & Hunter-Jones, P. (2024). Beyond the Body Productive: Exploring the Transformative Potential of Self-Tracking. Sociology. doi:10.1177/00380385241297681
The power of service design for innovative assessment: Enriching experiences and embedding employability
Spence, R., & McGouran, C. (2025). The power of service design for innovative assessment: Enriching experiences and embedding employability. CABS LTSE 2025 Conference, Nottingham.
2024
Future-proofing students from the outset: opening opportunities for skill development through a collaborative marketing project with first year undergraduates
Spence, R. (2024). Future-proofing students from the outset: opening opportunities for skill development through a collaborative marketing project with first year undergraduates. CABS LTSE 2024 Conference, Birmingham.
2021
Thematic trajectory analysis: A temporal method for analysing dynamic qualitative data
Spencer, L., Radcliffe, L., Spence, R., & King, N. (2021). Thematic trajectory analysis: A temporal method for analysing dynamic qualitative data. JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, 94(3), 531-567. doi:10.1111/joop.12359
Dying-well: the contribution of leisure services to hospice care
Al-Abdin, A., Hunter-Jones, P., Sudbury-Riley, L., & Spence, R. (2021). Dying-well: the contribution of leisure services to hospice care. ANNALS OF LEISURE RESEARCH, 24(3), 340-359. doi:10.1080/11745398.2019.1710717
2020
Conceptualizing experiential luxury in palliative care: Pathographies of liminal space, cathedral, and community
Sudbury-Riley, L., Hunter-Jones, P., Al-Abdin, A., Lewin, D., & Spence, R. (2019). Conceptualizing experiential luxury in palliative care: Pathographies of liminal space, cathedral, and community. Journal of Business Research. doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2019.12.004
2018
Does our teaching practice need to change as a result of our identity shifting from PhD researcher to a lecturer?
Sinton, L., & Spence, R. (2018, June 20). Does our teaching practice need to change as a result of our identity shifting from PhD researcher to a lecturer?. In British Academy of Management 'Transforming our Teaching Practice Together'. London, United Kingdom.
2015
The Patient Experience: Lost in Statistical Translation
Hunter-Jones, P., Spence, R., Paul, N., & Pyrah, M. (2015). The Patient Experience: Lost in Statistical Translation. In QUIS 14 International Research Symposium on Service Excellence. Shanghai, China.