Long Term Conditins And Chronic Illness Flashcards

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What’s the difference between chronic illness and long term conditions?

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Chronic illness- life of person forever altered, no medical intervention to cure disease

Long term condition- can’t be cured at present but can be controlled by medication. The idea they can get better

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How much of the total health care is spent on LTCs in England?

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70%

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What is the functional experience of illness?

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The relationship between society and the individual

Not directly acknowledging the role of the body

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What is the interpretive experience of illness?

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How individuals make sense of their illness by drawing on physical experiences

How they rebuilds their identity and sense of self

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What is parsons sick role?

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The temporary, medically sanctioned form of deviant behaviour

E.g it’s ok to miss work or be excused from normal duties as long as you’ve sought professional advice and are adhering to treatment

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What are the 3 limitations of parsons sick role?

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Not every illness is temporary

Doesn’t acknowledge differences between people

Doesn’t acknowledge how individuals cope with illness- not all will involve a medical professional

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What is illness work?

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Dealing with the physical manifestations of illness

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What is everyday life work?

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The cognitive process of coping with illness and strategies involved in managing to condition and its impact

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What is emotional work?

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Work people do to protect the emotional well being of others

May involved down playing symptoms and presenting a cheery version of themselves

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What is biographical work?

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Loss of self

Interaction between body and identity

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What is Bury’s biological disruption?

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Focuses on people’s experience of the onset of illness as a disruptive event

  1. Disruption of taken for granted behaviour
  2. Disruption of explanatory systems
  3. Mobilisation of resources
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What is the benefit of Bury vs Parsons?

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Takes into account the differences between individuals

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What are the limits of Burys biolographical disruption?

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Don’t deal with conditions from birth

Some social groups expect to become ill more than others

Older people see chronic illness as biographical normal

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What is Goffman stigma ?

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The discrepancy between how people are understood by others and the actual qualities a person possesses

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What is the difference between discreditable and discredited stigma?

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Discreditable: not a visible illness but can be stigmatised if found out

Discredited: physically visible characteristic that sets person apart

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What is the difference between felt vs enacted stigma?

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Enacted- real experience of prejudice, discriminated and disadvantage

Felt- fear of being stigmatised- encompasses feeling of shame