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• W2498424478 abstract "Medical care achieves its salience through the roles played by doctors and patients, and is accomplished through their interaction. This interaction transforms a lay category (illness) to a medical category (disease) by providing an expert and lay interpretation of an event, which in turn reveals the context and the reasons for these interpretations. The present chapter is an attempt to examine these interactions in the process of fever care in the allopathic hospitals of Kerala. Narrative analysis will be used, as it can simultaneously be a tool to situate the physician and patient in their sociocultural milieu as well as a means of communication whose further analysis can provide the meaning given by both the actors to a common event, illness. Moreover, on close examination, the conditions of narrative production help us to identify the role of ‘institutions’ in construction of the social context in which narrative is embedded. Within this framework the concept of voice will be used, wherein a voice of illness and a voice of medicine are identified. The voice of illness can be divided into a lifeworld voice of illness and a medicalised voice of illness. Further, the voice of medicine can be divided into a voice of science and a voice of experience. All of these voices are used for the analysis of doctor–patient interaction in fever care. Different voices distinguish contrasting orientations to the world and to the moral order, as each voice realises a particular relationship between the speaker and the world. This analysis in terms of voice not only situates the clinical interaction as a dynamic one where the power of the patient is acknowledged but also portrays doctor–patient interaction as an everyday activity of human beings. Thus, it is argued that clinical interaction is not merely a form of two-way communication intended for the exchange of information; rather, it is also the product of the networks in which both the actors function, which in turn are the outcome of the socialisation of doctors (thought styles) and patients’ (lifeworld) about an event (illness) within their respective contexts." @default.
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• W2498424478 title "Voice of Illness and Voice of Medicine in Doctor–Patient Interaction" @default.
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