The Illness Narratives¶
Kleinman, A. (1988). The Illness Narratives: Suffering, Healing, and the Human Condition. Basic Books.
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- so the recovery test and the coding-up/narrative/sequence/relational repairs apply across each (axial coding, narrative reconstruction). Clinical and patient-experience interviewing — symptom-level codes shattering the illness-narrative arc that actually explains non-adherence, treatment refusal, and satisfaction
This sourceThe account of chronic illness as a lived narrative trajectory, in which the patient's own story and treatment decisions, not an enumerated symptom list, carry the meaning.
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“of care, since in fact most [treatment] in chronic illness is self-[treatment] and most decisions are made”
- so the recovery test and the coding-up/narrative/sequence/relational repairs apply across each (axial coding, narrative reconstruction). Clinical and patient-experience interviewing — symptom-level codes shattering the illness-narrative arc that actually explains non-adherence, treatment refusal, and satisfaction
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