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Resisting medicines: a synthesis of qualitative studies of medicine taking

Evaluating meta ethnography: systematic analysis and synthesis of qualitative research (poster presentation)

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The Constitution Of Society Outline Of The Theory Of Structuration

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Negotiating Identities Education For Empowerment In A Diverse Society

In fact, the extraordinary productivity of Dr. Brodie's laboratory and its disciples was the subject of a recent book, Apprentice to Genius by Robert Kanigel. The current volume is divided into four sections entitled: \"Transmitters,\" \"Transmitter Function,\" \"Receptor Modulation,\" and \"Signal Transduction.\" The following articles are particularly noteworthy: Arvid Carlsson presents a challenging overview of the role played by brain dopamine systems in motor and mental functions. Tomas Hokfelt and others offer a comprehensive and helpful review of the localization of peptide neurotransmitters in monoaminergic and cholinergic neurons. Of note in the second section are reviews of the role of monoaminergic systems in satiety (by S. Garattini and others) and stress (by Roger Maickel). An article by S. Roy and others in the third section describes attempts partially to purify opiate receptors and prepare monoclonal antibodies to the receptor. K. Fuxe and colleagues describe \"receptor/ receptor interactions,\" the critical idea that neurotransmitter systems interact with one another, making it likely that psychotropic drugs influence brain function through effects on multiple types of neurotransmitter and receptor systems. Goran Sedvall and others describe their experience in the use of positron emission tomography to image neurotransmitter receptors in living human subjects. In the fourth section. Fridolin Sulser and Elaine Sanders-Bush offer a very thoughtful and up-to-date analysis of the probable mechanisms involved in the clinical actions of antidepressant treatments and experimental approaches. Erminio Costa presents some of the data obtained over the years, much from his own laboratory, underscoring the importance of the role played by the regulation of gene expression in adaptive changes in brain function. As would be expected, the quality and focus of the articles in this book are variable. Despite the considerable delay in publication of this volume, most of the articles remain up to date. The book would be useful to individuals in the field for its reviews and to individuals only peripherally associated with the field as a more general overview of current research in neuropharmacology.

Ideas about Illness: An Intellectual and Political History of Medical Sociology

Images of ageing in a 50+ magazine

Perceptions by the oldest old of successful aging, Vitality 90 + Study

Interpretative repertoires of medication among the oldest-old.

Loneliness is a prevalent stereotype of old age but there is a lack of studies of how it is represented in mass media. This study examines how the loneliness of older people is portrayed in mass media. The research material consists of 154 texts from the leading 50+ magazines and daily newspapers in Finland. In the texts, loneliness was rarely seen solely as a lack of companionship and many negative attributes were connected to it. Among other things, loneliness was connected to the low status of older people in society, inhumane practices in elderly care, lack of meaning in life and neglect by relatives. Loneliness was also viewed as an inevitable part of ageing. However, many suggestions were made to alleviate loneliness. The extent of these suggestions varied from broad and collective actions to simple and perfunctory solutions.

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Lonely older people as a problem in society – construction in Finnish media

This paper focuses on how older people construct themselves as users of medical drugs, and on what factors are important in medication from the user’s point of view. The data of the study consist of focus group discussions about medication with people aged over 65 years. The analysis was based upon Pierre Bourdieu’s concepts of social ﬁeld and habitus. The main actors appearing in the discussions were users and doctors. Pharmacists had only a marginal role as suppliers of medical drugs. It was clearly important for the participants to express their appreciation towards doctors, the dominant actors in the ﬁeld of medication. The most important theme in the discussions, however, was the independence of the users themselves. By assuming responsibility for the use of their medication and by applying their own initiative, these older people were able to gain a meaningful position in the ﬁeld of medication. The habitus of a patient in the health care setting is a compliant patient. The habitus outside health care, on the other hand, requires that people are active and reasonable users. In individual practices it is possible to detect logics of both sides of habitus.

Kirsi Lumme-Sandt

Papers

Images of ageing in a 50+ magazine

Perceptions by the oldest old of successful aging, Vitality 90 + Study

Interpretative repertoires of medication among the oldest-old.

Lonely older people as a problem in society – construction in Finnish media

Older people in the field of medication