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Antaki, Charles and Steven Bloch. 2019. The Pivot Point between Problem Presentation and Advice in a Health Helpline Service. Applied Linguistics 40 (4) : 699–716.
McEnery, Tony and Gavin Brookes. 2019. The utility of topic modelling for discourse studies: A critical evaluation. Discourse Studies 21 (1) : 3–21.
Izumi, Hiroaki. 2019. Use of the functional independence measure in Japanese rehabilitation team interaction. Discourse Studies 21 (6) : 660–689.
Phipps, Alison, Niamh Stack, Teresa Piacentini, Catherine O'Donnell and Ima Jackson. 2019. Moving beyond the ‘language problem’: developing an understanding of the intersections of health, language and immigration status in interpreter-mediated health encounters. Language and Intercultural Communication 19 (3) : 256–271.
Svennevig, Jan, Jennifer Gerwing, Meredith Allison and Bård Uri Jensen. 2019. Pre-empting Understanding Problems in L1/L2 Conversations: Evidence of Effectiveness from Simulated Emergency Calls. Applied Linguistics 40 (2) : 205–227.
Lee, Seung-Hee and Chan Woong Kim. 2019. Problem Presentation of Injury During Triage in Emergency Care. Research on Language & Social Interaction 52 (1) : 63–83.
Lee, Seung-Hee and Chan Woong Kim. 2019. Problem Presentation of Injury During Triage in Emergency Care. Research on Language and Social Interaction 52 (1) : 63–83.
Kurhila, Salla and Inkeri Lehtimaja. 2019. Dealing with numbers: Nurses informing doctors and patients about test results. Discourse Studies 21 (2) : 180–198.
Noël, Guillermina, Thea Luig, Melanie Heatherington and Denise Campbell-Scherer. 2018. Developing tools to support patients and healthcare providers when in conversation about obesity. The 5As Team program. Information Design Journal 24 (2) : 131–150.
Pilnick, Alison, Joseph C. Webb and Jennifer Clegg. 2018. Imagined Constructed Thought: How Staff Interpret the Behavior of Patients with Intellectual Disabilities. Research on Language & Social Interaction 51 (4) : 347–362.
Pilnick, Alison, Joseph C. Webb and Jennifer Clegg. 2018. Imagined Constructed Thought: How Staff Interpret the Behavior of Patients with Intellectual Disabilities. Research on Language and Social Interaction 51 (4) : 347–362.
Whiteside, Austin, Teresa A. Williams, Judith Finn, Stephen Ball, Kay L. O'Halloran and Marine Riou. 2018. Hijacking the dispatch protocol: When callers pre-empt their reason-for-the-call in emergency calls about cardiac arrest. Discourse Studies 20 (5) : 666–687.
Jiang, Shaohai. 2018. How does patient-centered communication improve emotional health? An exploratory study in China. Asian Journal of Communication 28 (3) : 298–314.
Nguyen, Hanh Thi. 2018. Interactional Practices across Settings: From Classroom Role-plays to Workplace Patient Consultations. Applied Linguistics 39 (2) : 213–235.
Papousek, Ilona. 2018. Humor and well-being: A little less is quite enough. Humor 31 (2) : 311–328.
Sowińska, Agnieszka. 2018. ‘I didn’t want to be Psycho no. 1’: Identity struggles in narratives of patients presenting medically unexplained symptoms. Discourse Studies 20 (4) : 506–522.
Elroy, Irit, Michal Schuster and Ido Elmakais. 2017. We are lost: measuring the accessibility of signage in public general hospitals. Language Policy 16 (1) : 23–38.
Keel, Sara and Veronika Schoeb. 2017. Patient participation in action: patients’ interactional initiatives during interdisciplinary goal-setting meetings in a rehabilitation clinic. Text & Talk 37 (2) : 213–242.
Stokoe, Elizabeth H. and Rein Sikveland. 2017. Enquiry calls to GP surgeries in the United Kingdom: Expressions of incomplete service and dissatisfaction in closing sequences. Discourse Studies 19 (4) : 449–459.
Jansson, Gunilla. 2016. ‘You’re doing everything just fine’: Praise in residential care settings. Discourse Studies 18 (1) : 64–86.
Mikesell, Lisa. 2016. Opposing orientations in interactions with individuals with Frontotemporal Dementia. Blurring the boundaries between conflict and collaboration. Journal of Language Aggression and Conflict 4 (1) : 62–89.
Wyles, Christine. 2016. “Patience, please”. Vocally disruptive behaviours in dementia care. Journal of Language Aggression and Conflict 4 (1) : 90–113.
Antón, Marta and Elizabeth M. Goering, eds. 2015. Understanding Patients' Voices. A multi-method approach to health discourse. (Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 257). John Benjamins.
Vall, Berta and Lluís Botella. 2014. Narrative assessment: Differences between anxious and depressed patients. Narrative Inquiry 24 (1) : 132–152.
Schmiedebach, Heinz-Peter and Stefan Wulf. 2010. Patients as interpreters. Foreign language interpreting at the Friedrichsberg Asylum in Hamburg in the early 1900s. Interpreting 12 (1) : 1–20.