Narrative Research in Health and Illness

1. The ethicality of narrative medicine.
2. Soldiers become casualties: doctor's accounts of the SARSepidemic.
3. Poems from the heart: living with heart failure.
4. performance narratives in the clinical world.
5. "I cut because it helps": narratives of self injury.
6. The DIPex project: collecting personal experiences.
7. Narratives of spirituality and religion in the end-of-lifecare.
8. The death of the narrator.
9. Narrative, emotion and understanding.
10. The voice of experience and the voice of the expert - canthey speak to each other?.
11. Wounded or warrior? Stories of being or becoming deaf.
12. Narrative analysis and contested allogations of Munchausensyndrome by proxy.
13. Confounding the experts: the vindication of parentaltestimony in shaken baby syndrome.
14. Narratives of compound loss: parents' stories from the organretention scandal.
15. The power of stories over statistics: lessons form neonataljaundice and infant airplane safety.
16. Narratives of health inequality: interpreting thedeterminants of health.
17. Narratives of displacement and identity.
18. A thrice-told tale: new readings of an old story.
19. The role of stories and storytelling in organisationalchange efforts: a field study of an emerging "community ofpractice" within the UK National Health Service.
20. Meta-narrative mapping: a new approach to the systematicreview of complex evidence.
21. How narratives work in psychiatric science: an example fromthe biological psychiatry of PTSD.
22. Storytelling policy: constructions of risk in proposals toreform UK mental health legislation.
23. The temporal construction of medical narratives