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Health within illness experiences of chronically ill/disabled people | Author(s) | Elizabeth Lindsey |
Journal title | Journal of Advanced Nursing, vol 24, 1996 |
Pages | pp 465-472 |
Keywords | Health [elderly] ; Chronic illness ; Physical disabilities ; Attitude ; Interpretation. |
Annotation | The results are presented of an interpretative phenomenological study of eight people with a chronic illness or disability and their experiences of feeling healthy. The themes emerging that describe their health experiences include: honouring the self; seeking and connecting with others; creating opportunities; celebrating life; transcending the self; and acquiring a state of grace. The significance of these results is that they provide for a reconceptualisation of health and illness. Such a reconceptualisation calls for a transformation in nursing care, from a problem focus and a deficit perspective, to one which focuses on the client's capacity and the promotion of health and healing. (OFFPRINT.) (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-020522218 A |
Classmark | CC: CI: BN: DP: 4CC * |
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