The importance of narratives in stroke rehabilitation

Article Abstract:

A research focused on the assessment of functional activity, specifically how functional ability is assessed for stroke survivors, is presented. Main focus is made on the relationship between a scientifically constructed world and the everyday experiences of the people.

Influence, Rehabilitation

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Medical narratives: diagnosis goes low tech

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The need for teaching doctors to pay close attention to their patients, to understanding their emotions, is discussed. A basic teaching method for doctors, which deals the interaction with patients in a most traditional way, is proposed.

HEALTH SERVICES, Offices & clinics of medical doctors, Physicians & Surgeons, Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists), Diagnostic Procedures, Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories, Physicians, Study and teaching, Diagnosis

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Where is the self in elder self-narratives?

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The features of a narration according to its performance details are presented. A narrative is a story, told, written or danced and there is always a relationship of some kind between the performing person and the narrative.

Evaluation, Narration (Rhetoric), Narration, Literary techniques

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