Index
Michael Wilson
(Loughborough University, UK)
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Wilson, M. (2022), "Index", Storytelling (Arts for Health), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 155-159. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83909-756-020221009
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Copyright © 2022 Michael Wilson
INDEX
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate notes.
Academic disciplines
, 139
Act
of listening
, 23
of re-telling
, 36
of storytelling
, 25–26
of telling
, 23
Active listening
, 130
Actors
, 35
‘Acts of narrative’
, 23
Ageing
, 28
Agency of patient
, 37
Air quality in Kenyan context
, 87–93
American Society of Clinical Oncologists
, 78
Anonymisation
, 132–134
Anonymity, issue of
, 131–134
Appalachian Center for Translational Research in Health Care (ACTRID)
, 78
Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC)
, 78
Appreciation, An
, 75
Authentic storytelling
, 36
Bloch, Ernst [German philosopher]
, 15
Brainstorming process
, 82
Breaking Bad News
, 82, 85, 86
‘Bureaucratic proceduralism’
, 25
Campbell’s model
, 83
Cancer, performing stories of
, 65–76
Cancer Stories Project
, 79
Carers as silent participants
, 47
Case studies
co-creating digital stories
, 60–65
creatively approaching online Digital Storytelling Workshops for MHL
, 107–113
digital dialogues as mutual recovery
, 45–60
Digital Storytelling in Swansea Bay Health Board
, 102–107
Loneliness in Digital Age
, 93–99
patience and titillation
, 65–76
patient voices
, 40–45
resulting
, 39–40
stories to power communication modules
, 76–87
Storytelling for Health Conferences, Swansea
, 99–102
Tupumue
, 87–93
Center for Disease Control (CDC)
, 78
Charon, Rita
, 17, 32
model
, 21–23
and Narrative Medicine
, 17–24
Circulation of stories
, 25
Co-creating digital stories
, 60, 64–65
context
, 61–62
digital story creation process
, 62–64
Melaneia Warwick
, 60–61
Co-production process
, 34
Cognitive functioning
, 80
Communication technique
, 51
Community of storytelling
, 30
‘Company of Wolves, The’ (Carter)
, 31
COVID-19
, 62–63, 107
Creative intervention
, 46
Creative Practice as Mutual Recovery Project
, 34, 45
Creative writing
, 39
Creativity
, 33, 51, 53–54
CSP project
, 86
Dancers
, 35
Daydreaming
, 15, 66
Dead Dad Show
, 56
Deep listening
, 130
Democratic health service
, 23
Digital Dialogues as Mutual Recovery
, 45
Anne Basting
, 50–55
Michael Wilson
, 45–50
Oliver Double
, 55–60
Digital photography
, 12
Digital story
, 103
creation process
, 62–64
Digital Storytelling
, 39, 127–128
patient voices
, 40–45
in Swansea Bay Health Board
, 102–107
Digital technology
, 46, 122
Dignity agenda
, 3
Doctor–patient relationship
, 18–19, 33
Doctors’ stories of vulnerability
, 48–50
Documenting stories
, 122
East TennesSee State University (ETSU)
, 76, 119
Echo cardiogram (ECG)
, 9
Effective storytelling
, 36, 136
Egalitarian health service
, 23
Empathy and Trust in Online Communication (EMoTICON)
, 93
End-of-Life Care
, 86
Ethics in storytelling
, 130–131
ETSU Cancer Stories Project
, 86
‘Evidence of experience’
, 41
Expert Patient Programme
, 42–43
Extensive postgraduate programme
, 119
Face-to-face workshops
, 64
Fairy Tales and Therapy (Leith)
, 32
Family
, 86
Federation for European Storytelling
, 119
Fine artists
, 35
Frank, Arthur
, 24
and The Wounded Storyteller
, 24–29
Gender
, 63
George Ewart Evans Centre for Storytelling at University of South Wales
, 119
‘Godfather Death’ (Grimms’ Fairy Tales)
, 141–146
Guardian, The
, 58
Healing Story Alliance
, 119
Health and well-being
, 23
Health contexts
, 39
Health education in Kenyan context
, 87–93
Health service practitioners
, 4
Healthy storytelling culture
, 3
Hero’s Journey, The (Campbell)
, 31, 83
HIPPA Act
, 86
Homo fictus
, 12
Homo narrans
, 12
Human activity storytelling
, 12
Human-to-human bond-making
, 20
Identity
, 21
Illness
, 26
as disruptive event
, 27–28
narratives
, 2
and storytelling
, 27
Improvisational storytelling process
, 50–51
Improvisatory approach
, 111
In Praise of Slow (Honoré)
, 127
Information
, 11, 14
forms
, 131–132
multi-modal
, 63
Interdisciplinary team of researchers
, 93–94
Internet
, 12
Jargon
, 15, 124–125
Kenyan Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)
, 89
Knowledge
, 11
Knowledge system
, 4, 14–15, 23–26, 67, 139
storytelling exists as
, 23–24
Language
, 123–127
of storytelling
, 12
‘Le Petit Chaperon Rouge’ (Perrault)
, 31
Listener
, 21, 23, 35
Listening
, 120, 129–130
act of
, 23
Living Through Treatment
, 79, 85, 86
Loneliness in Digital Age (LiDA)
, 93–99
Long-term research enterprises
, 86
Loughborough Storytelling Academy
, 108
Lymphoma
, 124
Making art process
, 35
Medical and Health Humanities
, 32–33
Medical education
, 20
Medical Humanities
, 33
MeHeLP project
, 61–62
Mental health literacy (MHL)
, 60
Mental Health Stigma in Kerala
, 60–65
Modern age of medicine
, 25
Modification
, 14
Morden, Daniel
, 101n1
Moth, The
, 12, 56, 119
Multi-modal information
, 63
Musicians
, 35
Mutual process
, 34
Mutual recovery
, 45–46
Mutuality
, 23, 34–36
in sharing stories activity
, 49
Naming
, 14
Narrative and health
, 17
‘Narrative competence’
, 18
Narrative Medicine
, 2, 49, 79, 80, 97
Rita Charon and
, 17–24
‘Narrative surrender’
, 25
‘Narrative Turn’
, 11–12
‘Narrative wreckage’
, 26
National Audit Office
, 42
National Health Service (NHS)
, 1
National Storytelling Network
, 118
National Storytelling Week
, 118
Neo-liberal managerialism
, 19
NHS Ethics Approval processes
, 131
NHS Modernisation Agency
, 41–42
Office of Rural Health Partnerships
, 86
Online Digital Storytelling Workshops for MHL
, 107
challenges and strategies
, 110–112
context
, 108
data collection approach
, 108–110
emerging methodological strategies
, 112–113
Melaneia Warwick
, 107–108
Opportunities of storytelling
, 122–139
Paternalism
, 33
Patience
, 65–76
Patient Experience Team
, 68
Patients
illness narratives
, 21
stories of triumph
, 47–48
Performance
, 39
‘Personal Turn’
, 12
Postmodern age of medicine
, 25
Power communication modules, stories to
, 76–87
Predictability
, 28
Prescription, story by
, 29–32
Preservation of authority
, 135
Professional actors
, 136–137
Professional storytellers
, 11
Professional storytelling
, 11
Public Cervix Announcement (Sprinkle)
, 75
Quality of service
, 1
Quest narrative
, 32
Questionnaires
, 2
R-25 instructional modules
, 79–80
Radical approach
, 18, 22
‘Radical hope’
, 28
Real listening
, 130
Recognition
, 37–38
Recovery process
, 45–46
Restoration
, 28
Rita Charon and Narrative Medicine
, 17–24
‘Scientific competence’
, 18
‘Self-stories’
, 26
Service providers
, 34
Slow storytelling
, 127–129
Smokescreens and Castles (Kane)
, 56
Social justice
, 15
Social media
, 12
Social processes
, 23
Society for Storytelling in UK
, 118
Spirituality
, 86
Statistics
, 2
Status
, 134–138
Story Health
, 98
‘Story-time’
, 126
Story/stories
, 10, 11, 14, 23, 129
circulation of
, 25
development processes
, 108
documenting
, 122
about health and not about health
, 120–121
to power communication modules
, 76–87
by prescription
, 29–32, 34
as reflection
, 121
story-listening
, 81
values in
, 120
Storyteller
, 42–43, 129, 136–137
Storyteller, The (Benjamin)
, 35
Storytelling
, 2–4, 5–6, 8–9, 10–11, 19, 22, 26, 38, 39, 103, 115–116, 128
Arthur Frank and The Wounded Storyteller
, 24–29
challenges and opportunities of
, 122–123
engaging with
, 115
ethics
, 130–131
in health
, 115
implementing
, 115–120
issue of anonymity
, 131–134
language
, 123–127
listening
, 129–130
practice of
, 32–36
purpose of
, 11–15, 81
Rita Charon and Narrative Medicine
, 17–24
slow
, 127–129
status
, 134–138
story by prescription
, 29–32
transdisciplinarity
, 138–139
work package
, 46
workshop
, 46
Storytelling Academy at Loughborough University
, 64, 119, 138
Storytelling for Health
, 3, 49, 106
Strategic Leadership of Clinical Governance
, 42
Swansea Bay Health Board, Digital Storytelling in
, 102–107
Swansea Digital Storytelling
, 102
Technology
, 95–96, 127
Teller roles in storytelling
, 21, 23, 35
Telling story
, 31, 126
Timeslips approach
, 51–53
Titillation
, 65–76
Traditional stories
, 118
Transdisciplinarity
, 37, 138–139
‘True Life Storytelling’ clubs
, 12, 56, 119
Tupumue project
, 87
challenges and strategies
, 91–92
context
, 88–89
data collection approach
, 89–90
emerging methodological strategies
, 92–93
participating in
, 87–88
‘Über-qualitative’ data
, 42
UK Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF)
, 60
UK Research Councils
, 93
Unstructured interviews
, 122
Urban Manchester
, 5–6
Utopian element of storytelling
, 66
Valuing stories
, 120
Verbal language
, 123
Vocabulary of storytelling
, 12
Vulnerability, doctors’ stories of
, 48–50
Well-being, health and
, 23
Wendy’s Neverland
, 52
WeVideo (online video editing software)
, 64, 109–110
WhatsApp
, 65
Wounded Storyteller, The
, 24–29
Writers
, 35
Zoom (cloud-based video conferencing service)
, 64, 109, 111