Have you ever read or published on The Polyphony? Tell us what you think!
Since we launched The Polyphony in 2018, we have published hundreds of articles showcasing current thinking and practice in the medical humanities. To inform our ongoing development of the site, we are keen to get a better understanding of what it is like to read or write for The Polyphony and what can happen as a result. Perhaps The Polyphony has led you to see your own work in a new light? Perhaps it has sparked new connections in or beyond your field? Perhaps it has helped you share work in progress or experiment with new ideas?
We invite anyone who has ever read or written for The Polyphony to take part in our anonymous user survey. The survey takes 10-15 minutes to complete and everyone who responds will have a chance to win the full set of ‘provocations’ published in the Bloomsbury series Critical Interventions in the Medical and Health Humanities. Thank you to Bloomsbury Publishing for generously donating this prize for one lucky winner.
We hope you’ll consider taking part – we’d love to hear what you think!
Take Part: 2026 Polyphony User Survey
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