Narratives about patients with psychological problems illustrate different professional roles among general practitioners
Narratives about patients with psychological problems illustrate different professional roles among general practitioners
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DOI：
10.1177/1359105310397219
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发表时间：
2011-09-01
影响因子：
3.2
通讯作者：
Reventlow, Susanne
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作者：
Davidsen, Annette Sofie;Reventlow, Susanne
全科医生没有接受过心理治疗方面的培训。然而，他们在倾听别人的故事方面经验丰富。本质性访谈研究旨在探讨全科医生对患者进行心理干预的故事。结果显示，全科医生讲述的故事类型非常不同，而在整个采访过程中，同一位全科医生讲述的故事类型也是相同的。一些人讲述了包括病人生活状况在内的详细故事，而另一些人则讲述了生物医学方面的事情。患者叙事的共同创造具有治疗功能，患者在这些故事中获得能动性和权力。叙事风格体现了GP的职业身份。
General practitioners are not trained in psychotherapy. They are, however, experienced in hearing people's stories. This qualitative interview study aimed to explore the stories GPs recounted about psychological interventions with patients. It showed that the GPs had recounted very different types of narrative, and that the same GP recounted the same type of narrative throughout the interview. Some told detailed narratives including the patient's life situation, whereas others kept to biomedical matters. Co-creation of patients' narratives had a therapeutic function, and patients obtained agency and power in these stories. The narrative style reflected the professional identity of the GP.