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Social identity in people with multiple sclerosis: a meta-synthesis of qualitative research
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Social Care and Neurodisability
Social Care and Neurodisability (2014) 5 (4): 256–267.
Published: 04 November 2014
... individuals to reconstruct their sense of self. The Social Identity Model of Identity Change argues that previously established identities form a basis of continued social support, by providing grounding and connectedness to others to facilitate the establishment of new identities. Family support is a salient...
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Transdisciplinary working: the social worker as case manager
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Social Care and Neurodisability
Social Care and Neurodisability (2011) 2 (1): 5–14.
Published: 24 March 2011
... that individuals and their families face. Permission of those involved has been sought and given, although names have been changed to protect confidentiality.The paper highlights how the fact that brain injury can be a ‘hidden disability’ can mean that its effects on both survivor and carers may be understated...
