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Stress and the heart: a co-construction of new lifestyles after coronary heart disease (CHD): research
Abstract
Die konstruk van stres in die lewe van mense met koronêre hartsiekte word deur middel van 'n narratiewe benadering heroorweeg. Dit laat 'n fokus-verandering, in die lewensstories van offisiere van die Suid-Afrikaanse Nasionale Weermag, toe. Hierdie skuif vind plaas vanaf die nie helpvolle konstruk van stres na hulle vermoëns om met hedendaagse kompleksiteite en onsekerheid, wat hartsiekte insluit, te leef. Sulke herkonstruksies akkommodeer beide wetenskaplike en leke teorieë van hartsiekte, en bemagtig mense om meer positief te leef.
(Health SA Gesondheid: interdisciplinary research journal: 2002 7(1): 21-32)
