#100: Mapping Story with Andrea Nakayama
In today’s 100th episode of the podcast I take you to the heart of the matter. To story. A patient’s story is a critical part of how we understand them and determine our next steps in care. And, as we reach this big milestone, we want you to know how thankful we are for your support. Please head over to iTunes (or wherever you listen) and subscribe, rate, and leave a review. It’s truly appreciated and will take us into our centenarian years!
October 18, 2019
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In today’s episode I referenced two recent readings:
- Chronic Illness as a Biographical Disruption by Michael Bury
- Person-Centered Diagnosis: Principles and Practice by Dr. Leo Galland
For more from Dr. Leo Galland, check-out his 2-part 15-Minute Matrix episodes #5 & #6
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