Titlebook: Rehabilitation in Practice; Ethnographic Perspec Christopher M. Hayre,Dave J. Muller,Paul M. W. Hac Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Ethnography and Its Potential to Understand and Transform the Rehabilitation of Spinal Cord Injury,t part of the chapter will provide a concise overview of ethnographic research on SCI in the context of rehabilitation, paying especial attention to research that has challenged normative assumptions and practices of ableist, recovery-oriented rehabilitation. The second part of the chapter will focu

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Ethnographies of Limb Loss and Rehabilitation,ollowing limb loss involves a multidisciplinary team of health professionals, and the challenges involved encompass regaining functional abilities and reintegration to work, family and social contexts and relationships. Qualitative research has played an important role in developing an appreciation

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Navigating Transitions: Liminality, Ethnography and Stroke Rehabilitation,ilitation. Liminality is a productive concept for illuminating the experience of a stroke as a moment ‘in and out of time’ that marks a sudden separation from the life that preceded it. The stroke unit, a place of transition, is a liminal space. The purpose of a stroke unit is ambiguous, with priori

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Time for Talk: The Work of Reflexivity in Developing Empirical Understanding of Speech and Languagee therapists and nurses. The study explored information sharing between professionals from these disciplines on three stroke units across three hospitals in the UK. The researcher was a member of one of these professions (speech and language therapy), making reflexivity a particularly important mech

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Ethnography as a Way of Knowing in Rehabilitative Palliative Care: A Critical Reflection on Processperson-centred, and multidisciplinary approach?that assesses and manages a person’s needs and concerns. Rehabilitation is an integral component of palliative care. This chapter aims to outline the potential of ethnography in rehabilitative palliative care through demonstrating its value as a way of

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,‘Comfortably Numb’: Explorations of Embodiment and Recovery in an Ethnography of Operating Theatresin what (Goffman, Asylums: ., Doubleday, 1961) refers to as the ‘repair cycle’. The operating theatre is an example of a complex medical environment which traditionally follows a positivist biomedical model of care. This model is widely accepted as appropriate for subjects such as surgery where diag

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