′It is a pertinent text for courses that prepare practitioners and managers for the optimising care for people with long term conditions and equally importantly for empathising with their predicament.′

• Introduction - Cathy E. Lloyd and Tom Heller PART ONE: RECEIVING CAREIntroduction - Cathy LloydLiving with Early Dementia - Sir Terry Pratchett Disability and Illness: The Perspective of People Living with a Long-Term Condition - Margo Milne with Mary Larkin and Cathy E. LloydExperiencing Depression and Diabetes - Katharine Barnard and Cathy E. LloydExperiencing and Managing Medically Unexplained Conditions: The Case of Chronic Pelvic Pain in Women - Elaine DennyMe and ME: Therapeutic Landscapes in an Unfamiliar World - Sara MacKianPART TWO: WORKING WITH PEOPLE WITH LONG-TERM CONDITIONSIntroduction - Tom HellerHow to Make Health and Social Care Research Radical and Really, Really Useful - Rachel Purtell and Andrew GibsonNaught for Your Comfort: Quality of Primary Care for People with Long-Term Conditions - Tom HellerDiabetes and Pregnancy: Service-Users′ Perspectives on Services and on Research - Cathy E. Lloyd and Sarah EarleCoeliac Disease: Psychosocial Factors in Adults and Children - Ruth A. Howard, G. Urquhart Law and Jane L. PettyWorking with Vulnerable People: Experiences of Disability - Mary LarkinPART THREE: DELIVERING HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH LONG-TERM CONDITIONSIntroduction - Alistair HewisonDelivering Health and Social Care for People with Long-Term Conditions: The Policy Context - Alistair Hewison International Experiences of Integrating Health and Social Care for People Living with HIV - Erica RichardsonWorth a Risk? Risk Taking and People with Long-Term Conditions - Tom HellerWhat About the Carers? - Mary LarkinEthics and Long-Term Conditions: A Reflective Approach - Stephen Pattison

′It is a pertinent text for courses that prepare practitioners and managers for the optimising care for people with long term conditions and equally importantly for empathising with their predicament.′

• Introduction - Cathy E. Lloyd and Tom Heller PART ONE: RECEIVING CAREIntroduction - Cathy LloydLiving with Early Dementia - Sir Terry Pratchett Disability and Illness: The Perspective of People Living with a Long-Term Condition - Margo Milne with Mary Larkin and Cathy E. LloydExperiencing Depression and Diabetes - Katharine Barnard and Cathy E. LloydExperiencing and Managing Medically Unexplained Conditions: The Case of Chronic Pelvic Pain in Women - Elaine DennyMe and ME: Therapeutic Landscapes in an Unfamiliar World - Sara MacKianPART TWO: WORKING WITH PEOPLE WITH LONG-TERM CONDITIONSIntroduction - Tom HellerHow to Make Health and Social Care Research Radical and Really, Really Useful - Rachel Purtell and Andrew GibsonNaught for Your Comfort: Quality of Primary Care for People with Long-Term Conditions - Tom HellerDiabetes and Pregnancy: Service-Users′ Perspectives on Services and on Research - Cathy E. Lloyd and Sarah EarleCoeliac Disease: Psychosocial Factors in Adults and Children - Ruth A. Howard, G. Urquhart Law and Jane L. PettyWorking with Vulnerable People: Experiences of Disability - Mary LarkinPART THREE: DELIVERING HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH LONG-TERM CONDITIONSIntroduction - Alistair HewisonDelivering Health and Social Care for People with Long-Term Conditions: The Policy Context - Alistair Hewison International Experiences of Integrating Health and Social Care for People Living with HIV - Erica RichardsonWorth a Risk? Risk Taking and People with Long-Term Conditions - Tom HellerWhat About the Carers? - Mary LarkinEthics and Long-Term Conditions: A Reflective Approach - Stephen Pattison

′It is a pertinent text for courses that prepare practitioners and managers for the optimising care for people with long term conditions and equally importantly for empathising with their predicament.′

• Introduction - Cathy E. Lloyd and Tom Heller PART ONE: RECEIVING CAREIntroduction - Cathy LloydLiving with Early Dementia - Sir Terry Pratchett Disability and Illness: The Perspective of People Living with a Long-Term Condition - Margo Milne with Mary Larkin and Cathy E. LloydExperiencing Depression and Diabetes - Katharine Barnard and Cathy E. LloydExperiencing and Managing Medically Unexplained Conditions: The Case of Chronic Pelvic Pain in Women - Elaine DennyMe and ME: Therapeutic Landscapes in an Unfamiliar World - Sara MacKianPART TWO: WORKING WITH PEOPLE WITH LONG-TERM CONDITIONSIntroduction - Tom HellerHow to Make Health and Social Care Research Radical and Really, Really Useful - Rachel Purtell and Andrew GibsonNaught for Your Comfort: Quality of Primary Care for People with Long-Term Conditions - Tom HellerDiabetes and Pregnancy: Service-Users′ Perspectives on Services and on Research - Cathy E. Lloyd and Sarah EarleCoeliac Disease: Psychosocial Factors in Adults and Children - Ruth A. Howard, G. Urquhart Law and Jane L. PettyWorking with Vulnerable People: Experiences of Disability - Mary LarkinPART THREE: DELIVERING HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH LONG-TERM CONDITIONSIntroduction - Alistair HewisonDelivering Health and Social Care for People with Long-Term Conditions: The Policy Context - Alistair Hewison International Experiences of Integrating Health and Social Care for People Living with HIV - Erica RichardsonWorth a Risk? Risk Taking and People with Long-Term Conditions - Tom HellerWhat About the Carers? - Mary LarkinEthics and Long-Term Conditions: A Reflective Approach - Stephen Pattison