The shifting perspectives model of chronic illness.

By B. Paterson. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 2001

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Metasynthesis: The State of the Art—So Far (2003, methodology): “…instance, a metasynthesis that focuses on a single concept within a circumscribed context (e.g., courage and chronic illness [Finfgeld, 1999]) might require a smaller sample than a study that broadly explores chronic illness (e.g., Paterson, 2001) or wellness-illness (e.g., Jensen & Allen, 1994).”
Processes of Self-Management in Chronic Illness (2012, background): “Living with a chronic illness has been described as a continually shifting process in which individuals experience a complex interaction between their illness and their life context (Paterson, 2001).”
Qualitative Metasynthesis: Reflections on Methodological Orientation and Ideological Agenda (2004, methodology): “We called it the Shifting Perspective Model of Chronic Illness (Paterson, 2001).”