Gaze direction as framing for interaction in sign language-interpreted routine postnatal visits [0.03%]
手势语翻译的常规产后访问中的互动框架中的凝视方向问题研究
Marita Løkken
Marita Løkken
This study aims to gain insight into participants' use of gaze in sign language-interpreted consultations in health centres for babies and toddlers in the Norwegian context. The study investigates how gaze direction and eye contact frame th...
From withholding to accounting: A single case analysis on discursive interprofessionality in the pediatric clinic [0.03%]
从抑制到计算：儿科诊所话语职业性的个案分析研究
Letizia Caronia,Federica Ranzani,Vittoria Colla et al.
Letizia Caronia et al.
In contemporary health care practices, clients often ask professionals to take into account, position toward, or otherwise deal with what other absent professionals (are said to) have said or done about the same issue. We call this phenomen...
The use of dialogical strategies to construct credibility in narratives of contested illnesses [0.03%]
对话策略在争议性疾病叙述中的可信度建构作用分析
Roxana Delbene
Roxana Delbene
This paper is a discourse analysis based on three illness narratives, known as autopathographies/memoirs, selected from a larger study. The memoirs were written in English by patients who suffered from contested illnesses. The memoirists re...
The nature of interprofessional collaboration between radiation therapists and radiation oncologists in the South African setting [0.03%]
南非放射治疗师与放射肿瘤学家之间专业合作的性质
Marlene Coetzee,Germaine Lovric,Julius Thambura
Marlene Coetzee
This study aims to explore the nature of interprofessional collaboration between radiation therapists (RTTs) and radiation oncologists (ROs) during radiation therapy (RT), with the shared goal of treating patients with radiation. Generally,...
Communicating suffering in the context of medically assisted suicide: Psychological challenges and ethical discussion [0.03%]
安乐死语境下的痛苦沟通：心理挑战与伦理讨论
Sara Patuzzo Manzati,Lidia Del Piccolo
Sara Patuzzo Manzati
Typically, one of the necessary conditions for accessing medically assisted suicide (MAS) is the presence of suffering that the patient deems intolerable, which is then communicated to the physician. During the consultation, the physician h...
" That is somebody's husband": Face-saving strategies in doctor-patient interaction in a public health facility in Kenya [0.03%]
“那是某个的丈夫”——肯尼亚公立医院就医过程中的面子保全策略
Melvin Ouma-Odero
Melvin Ouma-Odero
This study examines face-work and politeness strategies during interactions between a female doctor and two male patients presenting with sexual and reproductive health issues at a public hospital in Kenya. Grounded in the conceptual framew...
Implications of HIV status disclosure: Exploring the experiences of pregnant and postpartum women in Southwestern Uganda [0.03%]
HIV阳性披露的影响：探索乌干达西南部孕产妇的体验
Rachel G A Thompson,Jerry John Nutor,Pascal Agbadi et al.
Rachel G A Thompson et al.
Disclosure of HIV status is critical for HIV prevention and control. However, although the benefits of HIV disclosure have received extensive documentation, the same cannot be said for its drawbacks. In the current study, we used a descript...
Srikant Sarangi
Srikant Sarangi
" That is somebody's husband": Face-saving Strategies in Doctor-Patient Interaction in a Public Health Facility in Kenya [0.03%]
“那是某人的丈夫”——肯尼亚公立医院医患互动中的面子策略
Melvin Ouma-Odero
Melvin Ouma-Odero
This study examines face-work and politeness strategies during interactions between a female doctor and two male patients presenting with sexual and reproductive health issues at a public hospital in Kenya. Grounded in the conceptual framew...
The Use of Dialogical Strategies to Construct Credibility in Narratives of Contested Illnesses [0.03%]
对话策略在 contested illnesses 病例叙述可信度建构中的运用
Roxana Delbene
Roxana Delbene
This paper is a discourse analysis based on three illness narratives, known as autopathographies/memoirs, selected from a larger study. The memoirs were written in English by patients who suffered from contested illnesses. The memoirists re...