Tag: Health Sciences
From findings to therapy: why doctor-patient talk is central
Developing a medical indication is an everyday process but still lacks a precise definition. In clinical practice, the process is informed by medical expertise and the condition of the individual to be treated. According to the results of a medical-ethical research project, it is also a communicative instrument designed to support – and not patronise […] Continue reading “From findings to therapy: why doctor-patient talk is central”
Robust networks that persist into old age
Being able to grow old and die in one’s own home is something people want, including those who live alone. Behind the life situation of the latter one finds many different relationship constellations and support networks. As soon as their need for help and care becomes more pronounced, non-kin carers such as friends or neighbours […] Continue reading “Robust networks that persist into old age”