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...phrase is most typically used in the US literature). This takes into account the preferences and desires of patients and acknowledges and respects their cultural background. Person-centred care is a related term (commonly used in the UK) but generally refers to the whole person (going beyond the narrow focus on their symptoms and treatment) and advocates a holistic...

...type thing and got their readings, have seen it and gone, wow, I didn't realise I was-- and I always think of myself as well underweight, but then it's like, oh, I'm not actually that far off, really, where I should be. So it is definitely-- it's a bit surprising. WOMAN 5 Very healthy people. I can see that they're athletes. He's won a medal. He's obviously doing good in...

...type’, for instance, is plain to see. The nature of normality is contested, and so too is the nature of mental illness or distress. In the next section, you’ll look at competing explanations of mental distress. [This is a photograph of a group of smiling people.] Figure 3 What does Major Affective Disorder: Pleasant Type look like?...Challenging ideas in mental...