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Appreciative inquiry

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Publication Date

2024

Authors

Avondale Authors

Matthews, Simon; 0000-0002-7830-5600

Publisher

CRC Press

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003161226-6

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Appreciative Inquiry | 6 | Empowering Behavior Change in Patients | Si

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Peer Reviewed

Field of Education

06 Health

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Abstract

Is there more to healthcare than solving health problems and health crises? By contrast, appreciative inquiry (AI) is described as a collaborative quest for what is best - in an individual and their environment - and the systematic uncovering of what leads to thriving.

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Keywords

behaviour change , patients , healthcare , appreciative inquiry

Citation

Matthews S. (2024). Appreciative inquiry. In B. Frates, & M. D. Faries. (Eds.), Empowering behavior change in patients: Practical strategies for the healthcare professional (pp. 105-120). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003161226-6

Source Title

Empowering behavior change in patients: Practical strategies for the healthcare professional

Series

Lifestyle Medicine

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9780367751500

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Lifestyle Medicine
Lifestyle Medicine And Health Research Centre

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