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This is a workbook for health professionals working with diabetic patients. It is based on the experiences of one group of health care workers in an inner city area. It illustrates how using individual patients' stories can inform and help health care workers to understand and manage their patients' difficulties better. In this way it has similar aims to the narrative based medicine books. It also provides the interactive learning element with suggested learning objectives, assignments and further reading in each unit.
Trisha Greenhalgh, Professor of Primary Health Care and Director, Healthcare Innovation and Policy Unit, Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, London, UK.
Acknowledgements. Introduction.About this workbook.About the Diabetes Sharing Stories Project.About storytelling.About learning in groups.Group work objectives.Unit 1 Learning about diabetes care - where should we start?.Unit 2 The diagnosis of diabetes.Unit 3 Diabetes in the family.Unit 4 Check-ups and visits to the doctor.Unit 5 Medication.Unit 6 Supporting positive lifestyle choices.Unit 7 Loneliness and lack of support.Unit 8 Communicating across cultures.Unit 9 Educating and supporting other health professionals.Unit 10 Diabetes and women's health.Appendix: Template for writing up a story.Index.
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