Categoría: Estudiante de doctorado, Programa «Severo Ochoa»
Departamento: Sociología
Área: Sociología
Despacho: Sala Adolfo G. Posada
Correo: doblytesigita@uniovi.es 

Project: Access to care and healthcare seeking in common mental disorders: a comparative study of Lithuania and Spain
Supervisor(s): Prof. Ana M. Guillén Rodríguez.

Más información en el siguiente enlace:  ResearchGate

 

Áreas de Interés

• Políticas Sociales
• Sociología Médica
• Medicalización
• Desigualdades en Salud
• Teoría Sociológica

Short Bio

Sigita is a PhD candidate at the Department of Sociology, University of Oviedo. She has Bachelor’s (Vilnius University, Lithuania) and Master’s (Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania) degrees in Sociology as well as Master’s degree in Research and Advances in Preventive Medicine and Public Health (University of Granada, Spain).

Her doctoral research focuses on how the interplay between institutional arrangements, cultural context, and historical trajectories shapes individual health behaviour. Her research interests cover such areas as comparative health policy, health behaviour, medicalisation of society, mental health, power relations, and social theory (particularly sociologies of Pierre Bourdieu and Norbert Elias).

Publicaciones

• • Doblytė, S. (2020 First View). Shame in a post-socialist society: A qualitative study of healthcare seeking and utilisation in common mental disorders. Sociology of Health and Illness. DOI: 1111/1467-9566.13170
  • Doblytė, S. and Tejero, A. (2020 First View). What, where, and how: drivers of welfare attitudes toward work-family reconciliation policies in South European societies. European Societies. DOI: 1080/14616696.2020.1746821
  • Doblytė, S. and Guillén, A.M. (2020 First View). Access compromised? The impact of healthcare reforms under austerity in Lithuania and Spain. Social Policy & Society. DOI: 1017/S1474746420000019
  • Doblytė, S. (2020). “Women are tired and men are in pain”: Gendered habitus and mental healthcare utilization in Spain. Journal of Gender Studies 29(6): 694-705. DOI: 1080/09589236.2020.1780420
  • Doblytė, S. (2020). Under- or overtreatment of mental distress? Practices, consequences, and resistance in the field of health care. Qualitative Health Research 30(10): 1503-1516. DOI: 1177/1049732320918531
  • Doblytė, S., Gutiérrez, R. and Pruneda, G. (2020). La protección ocupacional de nuevos riesgos sociales: conciliación y formación continua. Revista Española de Sociología 29(2): 321-341, https://recyt.fecyt.es/index.php/res/article/view/71586
  • Doblytė, S. (2019). Bourdieu’s theory of fields: towards understanding help-seeking practices in mental distress. Social Theory & Health 17(3): 273-290. DOI: 1057/s41285-019-00105-0
  • Doblyte, S., and Jiménez-Mejías, E. (2017). Understanding Help-Seeking Behavior in Depression: A Qualitative Synthesis of Patients’ Experiences. Qualitative Health Research 27(1): 100-113. DOI: 1177/1049732316681282 
  • Doblytė, S. (2011). Lietuvos meno laukas: jaunųjų meno kūrėjų požiūris. Kultūra ir visuomenė: socialinių tyrimų žurnalas 2(2): 95 – 120, https://eltalpykla.vdu.lt/handle/1/32058