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Camilla Vásquez,Melike Akay Camilla Vásquez
In the last decade, a number of studies from medical sciences have analyzed data from the reviewing platform Yelp to explore patient satisfaction. Many of these have adopted a thematic analytic approach and have consistently found that pati...
Daniel Oluwafemi Ajayi Daniel Oluwafemi Ajayi
In Nigeria, diagnoses of schizophrenia and descriptions of its symptoms and experiences are shaped by numerous biomedical and sociocultural perspectives. However, although many studies have focused on the social realities and public attitud...
Federica Ceccoli,Claudio Baraldi Federica Ceccoli
Giving patients a voice in medical consultations and encouraging patient-centered communication are essential to improving the effectiveness and appropriateness of medical treatments. However, this is often difficult to achieve when patient...
Maria Kmita,Jessica Jozefczak Maria Kmita
Medical humour within the medical community is a diverse and contextualised phenomenon that includes 'difficult' material that is cognitively challenging to non-insiders. This paper addresses the under-researched topic of medical students' ...
K Neil Jenkings K Neil Jenkings
This article looks at team talk in a validation committee meeting assessment of a guidance document text item. The item assessment was not evidence-based in terms of Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) criteria; instead, the item was assessed via...
James Chike Nwankwo James Chike Nwankwo
Sickness does not involve just the human body but also has a psychological dimension, and a number of studies have identified the positive psychological potential of self-help books in relation to illness. This paper examines metaphorical m...
Elisabet Cedersund,Anna Olaison,Susanne Kvarnström Elisabet Cedersund
Team meetings are central to social workers' decision-making practices. These meetings often function as a forum for collegial consultations, when applications are processed and recommendations on decisions are discussed. In this paper, we ...
Chiara Piccini,Antonella Carassa Chiara Piccini
This article presents a study on team talk in psychosocial rehabilitation with reference to collective decision making. It focuses on problem formulation processes that occur during weekly team meetings in a Swiss organization providing psy...
Rolf Wynn Rolf Wynn
In the interview, Sarangi rightly points to the increasing drive to recognize patients, and more generally, lay persons, as experts and decision-makers. For instance, patients have their own unique knowledge of being a patient and receiver ...
Lauris C Kaldjian Lauris C Kaldjian
Srikant Sarangi offers probing remarks about communication ethics and the relational aspects of the patient-clinician encounter. I am particularly intrigued by the attention he draws to persuasion and its legitimate role in the moral dynami...