Narration. Medical search

The act, process, or an instance of narrating, i.e., telling a story. In the context of MEDICINE or ETHICS, narration includes relating the particular and the personal in the life story of an individual.

Do case studies mislead about the nature of reality? (1/335)

This paper attempts a partial, critical look at the construction and use of case studies in ethics education. It argues that the authors and users of case studies are often insufficiently aware of the literary nature of these artefacts: this may lead to some confusion between fiction and reality. Issues of the nature of the genre, the fictional, story-constructing aspect of case studies, the nature of authorship, and the purposes and uses of case studies as "texts" are outlined and discussed. The paper concludes with some critical questions that can be applied to the construction and use of case studies in the light of the foregoing analysis. (+info)

Power and the teaching of medical ethics. (2/335)

This paper argues that ethics education needs to become more reflective about its social and political ethic as it participates in the construction and transmission of medical ethics. It argues for a critical approach to medical ethics and explores the political context in medical schools and some of the peculiar problems in medical ethics education. (+info)

That's another story: narrative methods and ethical practice. (3/335)

This paper examines the use of case studies in ethics education. While not dismissing their value for specific purposes, the paper shows the limits of their use. While agreeing that case studies are narratives, although rather thin stories, the paper argues that the claim that case studies could represent reality is difficult to sustain. Instead, the paper suggests a way of using stories in ethics teaching that could be more real for students, while also giving them a way of thinking about their own professional practices. The paper shows how the method can be used to develop a more critical and reflective practice for students in the health care professions. Some immediate problems with the method are discussed. (+info)

Empowering social action through narratives of identity and culture. (4/335)

Concern at widening health and wealth inequities between communities accompanying processes of globalization in recent years are reflected in contemporary definitions of health promotion, premised on the stratagem of individuals and communities increasing control over factors that determine health, thereby improving their health status. Such community empowerment practice is commonly accepted within the health promotion literature as encompassing intrapersonal, interpersonal and socio-political elements. Less articulated and understood, however, are the processes whereby the identities and cultures of marginalized communities intersect with and reverberate through these levels of action. The potential of identity and culture as important individual and community resources within social action takes on further significance within global-ized contexts, which simultaneously expose marginalized communities to dominant cultural power relations while affording members new avenues for cultural expression. In this paper we highlight culture and identity as important aspects of the empowerment process, drawing on the experiences of migrant Tongan and Samoan women throughout a social action process in Aotearoa/New Zealand. In particular, narratives of identity and culture within storytelling as an empowerment practice are explicated, as is the articulation of identity and culture within more structurally orientated power relations throughout subsequent activities related to policy advocacy. (+info)

Client narratives: a theoretical perspective. (5/335)

The role of subjective client narratives in health care represents a clinical and therapeutic tool, useful in complementing objective, scientific data. Of particular interest to mental health practitioners is the role narratives play as a therapeutic tool to guide clinical practice. This paper lays a foundation for understanding the importance of narrative in the psychotherapeutic process. It provides a brief overview of narrative theory and methods of structural analysis in order to provide a theoretical approach that can be utilized by nurses to address clients' needs. (+info)

The use of narrative data to inform the psychotherapeutic group process with suicide survivors. (6/335)

While bereavement is considered by many to be among one of the most stressful life events, it becomes even more distressing when it is related to the suicide of a loved one. A synopsis of psychosocial outcomes of suicide survivor bereavement is presented along with an overview of group interventions designed to help these survivors cope with their grief. The structure of an ongoing eight-week bereavement support group is described to lay a foundation for the application of narrative theory within the group process. Using narrative theory and structural analysis, the discourse of group members is presented and various themes are discussed in an effort to contribute to the task of developing effective psychotherapeutic group interventions for survivors of suicide. (+info)

Parent and child reporting of negative life events: discrepancy and agreement across pediatric samples. (7/335)

OBJECTIVE: To examine the consistency in child and parent reporting of child's negative life events across child/pediatric samples. METHODS: A total of 613 child-parent dyads provided independent reports of negative life events. The pairs included three groups consisting of children who were healthy (n = 362), diagnosed with cancer (n = 130), and diagnosed with a chronic illness (juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, or cystic fibrosis; n = 121). RESULTS: Children reported significantly more negative life events than their parents reported for them. Additionally, children in the chronically ill group self-reported significantly fewer negative life events than the other groups. However, parents of children with cancer reported significantly more negative life events than the other groups. Although discrepancies exist in all three samples, parents and children in the healthy group were significantly more discrepant than the other groups. CONCLUSIONS: These results suggest that communication of children's life events between parent and child may increase during children's experience of cancer or a chronic illness. However, significant discrepancies remain in child and parent report of negative life events. Because of this, clinicians are encouraged to recognize the strengths and limitations of using multiple reporters in assessing negative life events in children. (+info)

Critical gaps in the world's largest electronic medical record: Ad Hoc nursing narratives and invisible adverse drug events. (8/335)

The Veterans Health Administration (VHA), of the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, operates one of the largest healthcare networks in the world. Its electronic medical record (EMR) is fully integrated into clinical practice, having evolved over several decades of design, testing, trial, and error. It is unarguably the world's largest EMR, and as such it makes an important case study for a host of timely informatics issues. The VHA consistently has been at the vanguard of patient safety, especially in its provider-oriented EMR. We describe here a study of a large set of adverse drug events (ADEs) that eluded a rigorous ADE survey based on prospective EMR chart review. These numerous ADEs were undetected (and hence invisible) in the EMR, missed by an otherwise sophisticated ADE detection scheme. We speculate how these invisible nursing ADE narratives persist and what they portend for safety re-engineering. (+info)

In the context of medicine, "narration" typically refers to the description or telling of a patient's history, symptoms, and course of illness. It is the process of recounting the important medical events and experiences related to a patient's health status. This information is usually gathered through interviews, physical examinations, and review of medical records. The resulting narrative can help healthcare providers understand the patient's condition, make informed decisions about diagnosis and treatment, and provide appropriate care. However, it's important to note that "narration" itself is not a medical term, but rather a general term used in many fields including medicine.

Apple Books remains committed to celebrating and showcasing the magic of human narration and will continue to grow the human-narrated audiobook catalog. (ithinkdiff.com)

With the recent launch of Apple Books digital narration, publishers now have a new method for automatically creating excellent AI-narrated audiobooks from an ebook file. (ithinkdiff.com)
Apple initially announced Apple Books digital narration in December. (ithinkdiff.com)
Apple Books digital narration makes the creation of audiobooks more accessible to all, helping you meet the growing demand by making more books available for listeners to enjoy. (ithinkdiff.com)
To create high-quality audiobooks from an ebook file, Apple Books digital narration combines cutting-edge speech synthesis technology with significant work by teams of linguists, quality control experts, and audio engineers. (ithinkdiff.com)

Thus, narration includes both who tells the story and how the story is told (for example, by using stream of consciousness or unreliable narration). (wikipedia.org)
Memento (2000) A great deal has been written about unreliable narration in fictional texts since the term "unreliability" was proposed by Wayne Booth in his Rhetoric of Fiction (1961). (shepherd.edu)
However, surprisingly little attention has been paid to unreliable narration in cinematic discourse. (shepherd.edu)

Narration is conveyed by a narrator: a specific person, or unspecified literary voice, developed by the creator of the story to deliver information to the audience, particularly about the plot: the series of events. (wikipedia.org)
For example, when events are narrated after they have occurred (posterior narration), the narrator is in a privileged position to the characters in the story and can delve into the deeper significance of events and happenings, pointing out the missteps and missed meanings of the characters. (wikipedia.org)

The temporal point of view can refer to narrative tense, or it can refer to how detailed or summarized the narration is. (wikipedia.org)
Narrative retardation (slowing down of narration) foregrounds events and suggests what is to be noticed by the reader, whereas summation or acceleration of narrative pace places events and happenings in the background, diminishing their importance. (wikipedia.org)
We've seen Creative Narrations facilitators at work with people who are not sure what exactly is a narrative, much less think they might have one worthy of communicating to others. (creativenarrations.net)
To achieve this purpose, the well-known systems of narrative situations in Bal 1981, 1985 [1977] and of focalization in Genette 1980 [1972] are reconciled with those of homodiegetic narration in Lanser 1981 and Füger 1993. (dukeupress.edu)
the results of the two analyses are then interpreted in the light of traditional functions attributed to second person narration in narratology, and in the light of research in narrative psychology. (ucl.ac.uk)

NONFICTION AUDIOBOOK NARRATION w/r/t $ - Say What? (voiceoverxtra.com)
We were also delighted with the author's engaging narration in the audiobook. (cdc.gov)

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Quality of voices and ease of use made Narration Box the perfect choice for my fiction podcast The Program. (narrationbox.com)

Results of search for 'su:{Narration. (who.int)

This paper looks at instances of second person narration in the first journal published in The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath (Kukil, 2000) in order to determine the potential that second person narration can have for the linguistic representation of mental states. (ucl.ac.uk)

Narration is the use of a written or spoken commentary to convey a story to an audience. (wikipedia.org)

To hone in on your voice talent, you'll have to find what type of narration voice-over you want to do. (suchavoice.com)

The paper aims to demonstrate that second person narration can project a sense of emotional depth and inner conflict as well as of emotional balance. (ucl.ac.uk)

On the other hand, if the voice is just droning on, reading content, that's probably not the best use of narration. (articulate.com)

However, narration is merely optional in most other storytelling formats, such as films, plays, television shows, and video games, in which the story can be conveyed through other means, like dialogue between characters or visual action. (wikipedia.org)

A great benefit from doing narration voice-overs is that you can often work from home, with flexibility in creating your own recording and production schedule. (suchavoice.com)

Voice Over Artist for Professional and Formal Tutorial Videos - I am looking for a talented voice over artist to provide narration for a series of tutorial videos. (freelancer.com)
Narration and Embodiment - A Video Lecture Series" is part of the research transfer project "Circulating Narratives - Entangling Communities: Case Studies in Global Performance Art" in collaboration with Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart - Berlin. (fu-berlin.de)

However, the choice ot "add narration" is not highligtedunder the "Productiion" tab as a choice as "add text" etc. are. (roxio.com)
How do I highlight the "add narration" choice under "Production? (roxio.com)

If you do not have a picture/video clip highlighted on the video track, Add Narration will be greyed out on the Production drop down menu. (roxio.com)
Now click Production and add narration should be highlighted. (roxio.com)

When you market yourself to a company or individual, it's good to be specific about the type of narration voice-over work you would like to do such as audiobooks or documentaries. (suchavoice.com)
Now, she has been recognized for her work on the narration of Matthew A. Cherry 's 2019 children's book Hair Love . (ebony.com)

Read on to find out more about narration voice-over! (suchavoice.com)
Read more to see if narration voice acting is right for you. (suchavoice.com)
Please keep in mind, as you read this and then apply these ideas to your narration, that there are two touchstones I use to guide me in altering the text. (voiceoverxtra.com)

Bos, Carole "Audio Narration - Red Tails" AwesomeStories.com. (awesomestories.com)
Then mute the PrE audio track while you are recording your narration. (adobe.com)
As an alternative, you can record your narration with an audio editor and save it to your hard drive. (roxio.com)

Luis Alberto Casado (Spanish EU and Latam specialized voice) Commercial Voice and Narration is a voice actor located in Spain. (voice123.com)

Highlight the first picture/video clip on the video track where you want the narration to start. (roxio.com)
Then in videowave with the narration track displayed, click Show Media Selector and navigate to the location of the narration file and drag it to the narration track. (roxio.com)

Narration and Embodiment" brings together a selection of short video contributions by internationally active artists, curators, and scholars, addressing the blind spots in traditional historiography in 'the West' as well as the consequences of colonialism and relationships capable of advancing the deconstruction of the 'Western' canon. (fu-berlin.de)
I have added music to my video and now want to add narration. (roxio.com)

Home Brooklyn Law School Q & A narration style - comment on the. (gradesaver.com)

Click add narration and follow the instructions from that screen. (roxio.com)

There is no way you can get the music to play through speakers and record narration at the same time. (adobe.com)

If the course is just a voice reading the screen to the learner, it's unlikely to have much impact on the learner no matter how good or bad the narration is, or how many or how few people provide the narration. (articulate.com)

It includes verbal narration as well as signed American Sign Language. (cdc.gov)

Corporate, characters, narration. (voice123.com)

Editor's Note: In 1924, H.W. Household visited several PNEU schools and found that narration was not being conducted the Charlotte Mason way. (charlottemasonpoetry.org)

The contributions of different disciplines (narratology, linguistics, psychology) to the study of second person narration are considered and their findings are re-applied to a non-fictional text. (ucl.ac.uk)
This study explored nurses' narrations about and reflections on caring for patients with severe dementia and their interpretation of the meaning for patients as revealed in clinical supervision sessions. (lu.se)

It's hard to capture in a few words how Creative Narrations manages to to build new capacity in people far from power. (creativenarrations.net)

The temporal point of view also focuses on the pace of the narration. (wikipedia.org)

The analysis of these productions of expression and narration through images allowed modelling of determinants of health and cancer as perceived by children through 7 fields and 28 categories. (bmj.com)

Narration Box was the only one that came close to both these issues. (narrationbox.com)

I have created a slide show with music background, but want to add narration over the music. (adobe.com)

The children express themselves through photography and narration. (bmj.com)

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Do case studies mislead about the nature of reality? (1/335)

Power and the teaching of medical ethics. (2/335)

That's another story: narrative methods and ethical practice. (3/335)

Empowering social action through narratives of identity and culture. (4/335)

Client narratives: a theoretical perspective. (5/335)

The use of narrative data to inform the psychotherapeutic group process with suicide survivors. (6/335)

Parent and child reporting of negative life events: discrepancy and agreement across pediatric samples. (7/335)

Critical gaps in the world's largest electronic medical record: Ad Hoc nursing narratives and invisible adverse drug events. (8/335)

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