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By acknowledging the role of metaphors in these patients’ lives, workers could enhance opportunities to engage these patients in more meaningful dialogue about their personal experiences as an alternative to practice predominantly focused on risk. Such a dialogue could enhance workers’ reflection on th...
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“Yes, she did and told me I need to keep my blue inhaler with me at all times as I sounded chesty and wheezy and I have COPD. [Prior to that did you not keep your inhaler with you?] No but will do now.” (MUR P2) However, in more complex cases, a single (and often short...
or those who were not a parent/carer or pregnant and those who could not understand written English well enough to interpret the infographic, as well as those who did not provide consent, were excluded from this study. The target age range was selected because children under five years are ...