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The Social Work Stories Podcast

"Don't just believe what you read on my file": Re-authoring patient stories - Ep. 86

Jan 31, 2024
Explore how social workers utilize narrative therapy to re-author patient stories in an emergency department setting, challenging pathologizing labels in healthcare. Learn about the importance of person-centered care, addressing systemic issues, and embracing practice-based research through storytelling. Discover the transformative power of narrative therapy in enhancing patient interactions and the significance of seeking feedback for personal growth in social work practice.
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Quick takeaways

  • Narrative therapy used in emergency setting was innovative and impactful.
  • Social work values of dignity, human rights, and justice-doing are central in patient narratives.

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Reflections on 5 Years of Podcasting

The podcast hosts reflect on their five-year journey of podcasting, expressing gratitude for the incredible stories shared by colleagues. They highlight the joy and humility felt through sharing these stories, emphasizing the gift it has been. Liz mentions her retirement from health but expresses her dedication to continue podcasting as it brings her sheer joy.

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