Titlebook: Rethinking the Clinical Gaze; Patient-centred Inno John Gardner Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 STS.Paediatr

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,Introduction: ‘Where Great Need Meets Great Uncertainty’,nd it illustrates how the ideals of patient-centred medicine can influence the formation of new clinical services. The chapter provides a detailed background on deep brain stimulation (DBS), the movement disorder dystonia, the Paediatric Motor Disorder Service (PMDS) clinical team that serves as a c

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Understanding Innovation and the Problem of Technology Adoption,y describing the innovation-as-an-emergent process conceptualisation of innovation, contrasting this with the linear model, and it provides an overview of social science literature on the problem of technology adoption within healthcare settings. In the process of bringing these two areas together,

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Body Work and Space,ons of neurological pathology. This chapter illustrates that to do this, the team relies on the body work of physiotherapists, specifically communicative body work and sensorial reflexivity. Such work requires the careful construction of an ensemble involving bodies, objects, and texts, and it is an

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Managing Expectations, Aligning Futures, unrealistic expectations about DBS. Team members use a goal-setting session with patients and supporting family members structured around a specific patient-centred tool adopted from occupational therapy. The tool delegates particular roles to team members, the patient, and family members, and in d

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Measuring Clinical Outcomes,ient-centred assessment tool from occupational therapy. This chapter argues that clinical assessment tools can be seen as constructed perceptual systems that create useful clinical knowledge by rendering patients intelligible according to differences in degree. Drawing on ethnographic data, the chap

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Towards Patient-Centred Platforms,ad platform. This chapter then argues that patient-centred medicine can be seen as an extension of disciplinary medical power that has both constraining and productive effects. In light of this, the chapter makes a normative distinction between totalising and non-totalising disciplinary practices, a

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John GardnerInnovatively intertwines STS studies and medical sociology, taking a Foucauldian lens to understand the impact of patient-centricity on technical innovations.Explores the topical fields of medical inn

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978-3-319-85110-5The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017