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Narrative and the practice of medicine

Lancet, The, 2000
1Clinicians spend their lives in the midst of narrative: listening to story fragments, interpreting word sequences, observing gesture, deciphering symptoms, ascribing causes, and suggesting treatments. We are creatures, says the writer Italo Calvino, “possessed of an ocean of words”, who offer ourselves to each other as links in stories that go on and ...
B Hurwitz, Brian Hurwitz
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Narrative-Based Practice

Holistic Nursing Practice, 2020
Narrative-based practice has been developed to bring the health care aspects of illness and treatment closer to the psychosocial and life experiences of a patient. It gives value to the lived experience by using writing tools, spoken words, poetry, drawing, and photography.
Francesco, Burrai   +5 more
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Analysing narratives as practices

Qualitative Research, 2008
Departing from a critique of the conventional paradigm of narrative analysis, inspired by Labov and the narrative turn in social sciences, we propose an alternative framework, recommending combining a focus on the local occasioning of narratives in interaction with the analysis of their participation in a variety of macro-processes, through mobilizing ...
De Fina, Anna, Georgakopoulou, Alexandra
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Narrative‐based Practice

Records Management Journal, 2009
Review(s) of: Narrative-based Practice, by Peter Brophy, Aldershot, Ashgate, 2009, 184pp, ISBN 9780754671596, 55.
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Narratives of ‘experience’ and pedagogical practices

Narrative Inquiry, 2003
This article explores the relevance to teaching and learning practices of recent methodological and interpretive shifts within qualitative and feminist research, from eliciting and analysing narratives of personal 'experience' to attending to the crafting of situated stories or accounts.
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Narrative Reasoning in Practice

Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 2019
Background: Clinical reasoning and decision making within health care are as important as ever in a world where evidence-based health care and patient outcomes are highly valued. It is increasingly recognized that decisions are not made in isolation, and are influenced by many factors, both intrinsic and ...
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