15. Sprache In Der Medizin

Busch, Albert; Spranz-Fogasy, Thomas

doi:10.1515/9783110295979.335

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“…The nonmedical everyday language of regular media leads to semantic issues between certain societal understandings and the respective medical terminology. Furthermore, it is characteristic of medical journalism to exaggerate the results of basic research (Busch, 2015), which may turn into exaggerated or unrealistic expectations among laypeople. A desirable introduction to the counseling session might lie in an explicit conversation about media and their exaggerated character, which could be embedded during the appraisal of previous knowledge about dementia, AD, and prediction.…”

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confidence: 99%

Predementia Counseling

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Improving risk prediction of Alzheimer’s dementia poses challenges to healthcare professionals, patients, and their social environment. Moreover, predictive diagnosis faces limited operationalized clinical recommendations. In this study, we developed manuals for counseling individuals with mild cognitive impairment on their biomarker-based dementia risk prediction; we interviewed 16 participants postcounseling. The interview analysis examines sources of knowledge concerning the decision regarding risk prediction. Subsequently, an interdisciplinary interpretation discusses implications for practice. By focusing on sources of the participants’ knowledge, we identified epistemic authorities, such as (former) medical-related professional background or previous disease experiences. The findings provide information on cues and conversational elements for improving counseling sessions. Sensibly integrated language-based and legal considerations may achieve a targeted and efficient joint decision-making process.

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Predementia Counseling

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“…u.a. Birkner 2006, 2018Busch/Spranz-Fogasy 2015;Fiehler 2005;Günthner 2017;Löning et al 1993;Spranz-Fogasy 2014) Aspekt zugeschrieben wird, zum Ausschluss aus der sozialen Veranstaltung. Die vierte, für diesen Beitrag ebenfalls relevante Perspektive auf Alter ist die Betrachtung von »Alter als interaktiv-kommunikatives Phänomen«, in der Alter nicht als »feststehende objektive Größe aufgefasst wird«, sondern von den Beteiligten in der Interaktion relevant gesetzt wird (Fiehler/Thimm 2003: 8).…”

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