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1. No Ordinary Mainstream Illness: How HIV Doctors Perceive the Virus.

Author

Persson, Asha, Newman, Christy E., Hopwood, Max, Kidd, Michael R., Canavan, Peter G., Kippax, Susan C., Reynolds, Robert H., and de Wit, John B. F.

Subjects
*THERAPEUTICS, *HIV infections, *INTERVIEWING, *PHYSICIAN-patient relations, *PRIMARY health care, *RESEARCH funding, *SOCIAL stigma, *QUALITATIVE research, *SECONDARY analysis, *PHYSICIANS' attitudes, *ATTITUDES toward AIDS (Disease)
Published
2014
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2. Telling Their Stories, Telling Our Stories: Physicians' Experiences With Patients Who Decide to Forgo or Stop Treatment for Cancer.

Author

Madjar, Irena, Kacen, Lea, Ariad, Samuel, and Denham, Jim

Subjects
*CANCER patients, *PHYSICIAN-patient relations, *QUALITATIVE research
Abstract

There is currently very little research on how physicians respond to patients with cancer who decide to forgo or stop medically recommended "curative" therapy. The purpose of this article is to report on a qualitative study with 12 oncology specialists in Israel and Australia that addresses this question. The findings indicate that physicians tend to construct patients and their decisions in terms of mutually exclusive categories that focus on curability of the disease, rationality of the patient's decision, and patients' personal attributes. Physicians' constructions of their experience focus on uncertainty and concern. Although contextual factors play a role in how physicians act in this situation, Israeli and Australian oncologists are remarkably similar in how they describe their own and their patients' experiences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007
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