Illness narratives in practice : potentials and challenges of using narratives in health-related contexts / edited by Gabriele Lucius-Hoene, Christine Holmberg, Thorsten Meyer.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Lucius-Hoene, Gabriele, editor.

Holmberg, Christine, editor.

Meyer, Thorsten, editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Communication in medicine.

Medicine--Research.

Medicine.

Physician and patient.

Diseases and literature.

Health Communication.

Professional-Patient Relations.

Medical Subjects:

Health Communication.

Professional-Patient Relations.

Physical Description:

xv, 362 pages ; 25 cm

Place of Publication:

Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2018.

Contents:

1 Introduction: chances and problems of illness narratives p. 3 / Gabriele Lucius-Hoene and Christine Holmberg and Thorsten Meyer

Section 2 Methodological and epistemological challenges

2 Illness narratives in practice: which questions do we have to face when collecting and using them? p. 13 / Gabriele Lucius-Hoene and Martina Breuning and Cornelia Helfferich

3 The researchers' role in re-constructing patient narratives to present them as patient experiences p. 27 / Janka Koschack and Wolfgang Himmel

4 Stories, illness, and narrative norms p. 40 / Lars-Christer Hydén

5 Choices of illness narratives in practice: applying ideas of sampling and generalizability p. 52 / Thorsten Meyer and Margret Xyländer

Section 3 Ethical and communicational aspects of using narratives in medicine

6 Illness narratives in counselling-narrative medicine and narrative ethics p. 63 / Hille Haker

7 An illness narrative or a social injustice narrative? p. 75 / Maya Lavie-Ajayi and Ora Nakash

Section 4 Narratives in psychotherapy, rehabilitation, and vocational training

8 Retelling one's life story-how narratives improve quality of life in chronic language impairment p. 89 / Sabine Corsten and Friedericke Hardering

9 Narrative practice, neurotrauma, and rehabilitation p. 104 / Peter Frommelt and Maria I. Medved and Jens Brockmeier

10 Illness narratives in the workplace p. 115 / Ernst von Kardoff

Section 5 Narratives in training of communication and empathy

11 Using narratives for medical humanities in medical training p. 129 / Alexander Kiss and Claudia Steiner

12 The 'narrative spirit': narratives for training doctors in Korea p. 140 / Yeonok Jeoung and Gabriele Lucius-Hoene and Yong Ik Bak

13 How to use illness narratives in medical education: first teaching experiences with the German DIPEx website project p. 151 / Alexander Palant and Wolfgang Himmel

14 Using patient narratives as source material for creative writing p. 163 / Paula McDonald

15 Engaging the vulnerable encounter: engendering narratives for change in healthcare practice by using participatory theatre methods p. 175 / Chris Heape and Henry Larsen and Merja Ryöppy

16 Drawing on narrative accounts of dementia in education and care p. 188 / Joyce Lamerichs and Manna Alma

Section 6 Narratives in diagnostics

17 Using illness narratives in clinical diagnosis: narrative reconstruction of epileptic and non-epileptic seizures and panic attacks p. 203 / Elisabeth Gülich

18 Structural dream analysis: a narrative methodology for investigating the meaning of dream series and then development in the course of psychotherapy p. 220 / Christian Roesler

Section 7 Narratives in decision making

19 What's in a name? Anecdotes, experience, and the meaning of stories p. 239 / Christine Holmberg

20 Narratives in decision aids: a controversy p. 251 / Victoria A. Shaffer and Brian J. Zikmund-Fisher

Section 8 Narratives in healthcare

21 Understanding and using health experiences to improve healthcare-examples from the United Kingdom p. 263 / Lisa Hinton and Louise Locock and Sue Ziebland

22 Illness narratives as evidence for healthcare policy p. 272 / Susan Law and Ilja Ormel and David Loutfi and John Lavis

23 When public and private narratives diverge: media, policy advocacy, and the paradoxes of newborn screening policy p. 286 / Rachel Grob and Mark Schlesinger

Section 9 Illness narratives in the media

24 Pregnancy 2.0: a corpus-based case study for the analysis of illness narratives online p. 301 / Eleonora Massa and Valentina Simeoni

25 Changes in authenticity: perceptions of parents and youth with ADHD of the effects of stimulant medication p. 312 / Erez C. Miller and Amos Fleischmann

26 Illness narratives in political communication: instrumental, institutional, and social functions of political actors' public illness accounts p. 324 / Matthias Bandtel.

ISBN:

9780198806660

0198806663

OCLC:

1064633063