T Greenhalgh
John Wiley & Sons
e druk, 1998
9780727912237
Narrative Based Medicine – Dialogue and Discourse in Clinical Practice
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Paperback, 304 blz.
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Engels
John Wiley & Sons |
e druk, 1998
ISBN13: 9780727912237
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Levertijd ongeveer 8 werkdagen
Samenvatting
Edited by two leading general practitioners and with contributions from over 20 authors, this book covers a wide range of topics to do with narrative in medicine. It includes a wealth of real examples of patients narratives and addresses theoretical and practical issues including the use of narrative as a therapeutic tool, teaching narrative to students, philosophical issues, narrative in legal and ethical decisions, narrative in nursing, and the narrative medical record.
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Introduction.
<p>1.Why study narrative?.</p>
<p>2.Turtles all the way down.</p>
<p>Illness stories.</p>
<p>3.Themedian isn′t the message.</p>
<p>4.The night my life changed.</p>
<p>5.The good bleed guide.</p>
<p>6.Stories of dying.</p>
<p>7.Have i got epilepsy or has it got me?.</p>
<p>Filler: the conker tree.</p>
<p>Narrative in medicine.</p>
<p>8.Pain narratives.</p>
<p>9.Following hte story: continuity of care in general practice.</p>
<p>10.Narrative and mental health.</p>
<p>11.Sirens, stray dogs and the narrative of hilda thomson.</p>
<p>12.The surgeon′s narrative.</p>
<p>Filler: pressuring mrs thomas to accept her treatment.</p>
<p>Learning and teaching narrative.</p>
<p>13.Literature in medicine.</p>
<p>14.Teaching humanities in the undergraduate medical curriculum.</p>
<p>15.The golden narrative in british medicine.</p>
<p>16.Nursing, narrative and the moral imagination.</p>
<p>Filler: Upwardly mobile.</p>
<p>Understanding narrative in health care.</p>
<p>17.Stories that we hear and stories we tell.</p>
<p>18.Narrative in psychotherapy.</p>
<p>19.The narrative in medical record.</p>
<p>20.Anecdote in clinical practice.</p>
<p>Filler: Dead notes.</p>
<p>Broader perspectives on narrative in health care.</p>
<p>21.Narrative in medical ethics.</p>
<p>22.Cross cultural medical narratives: some case studies from latvia and siberia.</p>
<p>23.The narrative stream in medical negligence.</p>
<p>24.Narrative based medicine in an evidence based world.</p>
<p>Filler: Dear tom</p>
<p>1.Why study narrative?.</p>
<p>2.Turtles all the way down.</p>
<p>Illness stories.</p>
<p>3.Themedian isn′t the message.</p>
<p>4.The night my life changed.</p>
<p>5.The good bleed guide.</p>
<p>6.Stories of dying.</p>
<p>7.Have i got epilepsy or has it got me?.</p>
<p>Filler: the conker tree.</p>
<p>Narrative in medicine.</p>
<p>8.Pain narratives.</p>
<p>9.Following hte story: continuity of care in general practice.</p>
<p>10.Narrative and mental health.</p>
<p>11.Sirens, stray dogs and the narrative of hilda thomson.</p>
<p>12.The surgeon′s narrative.</p>
<p>Filler: pressuring mrs thomas to accept her treatment.</p>
<p>Learning and teaching narrative.</p>
<p>13.Literature in medicine.</p>
<p>14.Teaching humanities in the undergraduate medical curriculum.</p>
<p>15.The golden narrative in british medicine.</p>
<p>16.Nursing, narrative and the moral imagination.</p>
<p>Filler: Upwardly mobile.</p>
<p>Understanding narrative in health care.</p>
<p>17.Stories that we hear and stories we tell.</p>
<p>18.Narrative in psychotherapy.</p>
<p>19.The narrative in medical record.</p>
<p>20.Anecdote in clinical practice.</p>
<p>Filler: Dead notes.</p>
<p>Broader perspectives on narrative in health care.</p>
<p>21.Narrative in medical ethics.</p>
<p>22.Cross cultural medical narratives: some case studies from latvia and siberia.</p>
<p>23.The narrative stream in medical negligence.</p>
<p>24.Narrative based medicine in an evidence based world.</p>
<p>Filler: Dear tom</p>