Investigates explanatory models of Chagas disease from the perspective of those afflicted.
Utilizes consensus analysis in tandem with ethnographic interviewing.
Synthesizes structuralist and constructivist perspectives in medical anthropology into a single research design.
Describes multiple structural and informational barriers rural Bolivian patients face in treating Chagas disease.
Contextualizes respondents' interpretation of Chagas disease within their broader experiences of structural inequality.