Narrative medicine¶
Charon, R. (2001). Narrative medicine: A model for empathy, reflection, profession, and trust. JAMA, 286(15), 1897-1902.
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- Narrative
- Medicine: Clinicians build the patient history — the "presenting story" — as a diagnostic and therapeutic structure, and narrative medicine treats the patient's own account of illness as essential clinical data rather than noise to be filtered out.
This sourceEstablishes narrative medicine and narrative competence, treating the patient's own account of illness as essential clinical data rather than noise to be filtered out.
- Medicine: Clinicians build the patient history — the "presenting story" — as a diagnostic and therapeutic structure, and narrative medicine treats the patient's own account of illness as essential clinical data rather than noise to be filtered out.
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