Narrative based skills training for primary care

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Narrative based skills training for primary care

• John Launer Tavistock Clinic London Deanery
• Discussant Julie Draper

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Why narrative?
One way of understanding clinical supervision is
to understand it as an aspect of clinical
governance.
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• A narrative approach is based on the idea that we
  are always continually making meaning, for
  ourselves and for others, by putting our
  experiences into the form of stories.

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• These stories are never static and they never
  exist in isolation. They are in a constant state
  of evolution they change each time we tell them,
  and according to who we are talking to. We
  continually create our realities in conversation
  with people around us.

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• These ideas can be very useful in medicine,
  particularly when used in combination with other
  more familiar ways of thinking about the world
  such as evidence based medicine, clinical
  science, psychodynamic understanding etc.

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Conversations inviting change
One way of understanding clinical supervision is
to understand it as an aspect of clinical
governance.
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Conversations
One way of understanding clinical supervision is
to understand it as an aspect of clinical
governance.
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Curiosity
One way of understanding clinical supervision is
to understand it as an aspect of clinical
governance.
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Contexts
One way of understanding clinical supervision is
to understand it as an aspect of clinical
governance.
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Complexity
One way of understanding clinical supervision is
to understand it as an aspect of clinical
governance.
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Creativity
One way of understanding clinical supervision is
to understand it as an aspect of clinical
governance.
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Caution
One way of understanding clinical supervision is
to understand it as an aspect of clinical
governance.
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Care
One way of understanding clinical supervision is
to understand it as an aspect of clinical
governance.