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Tijdschrift voor Taalbeheersing - Volume 43, Issue 2, 2021
Volume 43, Issue 2, 2021
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oa Diversiteit en complexiteit van kennis in zorginteracties
Authors: Jana Declercq, Tessa van Charldorp & Mike HuiskesAbstract The empirical papers in this special issue show that how knowledge is made relevant and negotiated in interaction is a complex matter. Traditionally, research on knowledge conceptualizes knowledge as being distributed across patients and health care providers, who respectively have access to experiential knowledge and medical knowledge of illness. In this view, both forms of knowledge then need to be transfer Read More
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oa Een goed begin
Authors: Suzanne M. Schuurman, Ellen M. Driever, Tom Koole & Paul L.P. BrandAbstract Well begun is half done. Deontic and epistemic authority in the opening phase of medical consultations Context: An effective consultation opening with attention to patient participation not only increases patient satisfaction, but is also a prerequisite for shared decision making, which may improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare costs. Methods: Using conversation analysis, we examined linguistic and structura Read More
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oa Talen en spiralen: kennis en besluitvorming in anticonceptieconsultaties met een taalbarrière
Authors: Ella van Hest & July De WildeAbstract Misconception and contraception: knowledge and decision-making in contraceptive consultations with a language barrier Just like in general medical consultations, different domains of knowledge come together and are negotiated in contraceptive consultations, followed by decision-making on the contraceptive method. Research shows that a language barrier can hamper knowledge negotiation and decision Read More
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oa De derde partij in shared decision making
Authors: Roosmaryn Pilgram & Lotte van PoppelAbstract Regelmatig nemen patiënten een begeleider mee naar medische consulten. Het verloop van shared decision making (SDM) in consulten met drie partijen heeft tot nu toe echter weinig aandacht gekregen. In deze studie wordt nagegaan welke invloed de derde partij kan hebben op het beslisproces. Daartoe specificeren we de rollen die deze partij op zich kan nemen en bespreken we, vanuit een pragma-dialectisch p Read More
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oa De discursieve constructie van emotionele problemen in het follow-up consult van hoofd-hals-kankerpatiënten
Authors: Manon van der Laaken & Anne BanninkAbstract On the discursive construction of emotional problems in head-and-neck cancer follow-up consultations Cancer survivors often experience heightened emotional distress, resulting in reduced quality of life. However, previous research has shown that oncologists tend to avoid discussing emotional issues with these patients. In this paper we analyse doctor-patient interaction in follow-up head-and-neck cancer consultation Read More
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oa “We hebben afgesproken dat…”: hoe verantwoorden zorgprofessionals hun handelen in rapportages?
Authors: Keun Young Sliedrecht & Els van der PoolAbstract “We agreed to….”: how do health care professionals account for their performance in reports? For many health care professionals, reporting is a daily, necessary task. Reports play a key role in the accountability practice of the care provided, like quality assurance, evaluation, coordination and continuity of health care. However, to write an efficient report in the Electronic Client Dossier (ECD) is not an easy task Read More
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oa Kijksluiters: kijken naar gesprekken tussen apotheker en patiënt
Authors: Else Bosma, Daniël Janssen & Henk Pander MaatAbstract Kijksluiters: watching conversations between pharmacists and patients As of 1975, Dutch patients receive a package insert with their medication. Due to extensive national and EU legal regulation efforts, the insert developed into a mandatory genre par excellence. However, its communicative functionality remained doubtful: the patient information leaflet has always been regarded as lengthy, complex and user- Read More
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