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Many health-related behaviours, particularly non-compliance with medical advice, seem irrational to professionals. 'Health' is a planned goal of health care but the extent to which doctors and patients agree about its meaning is unknown. We hypothesized that general practitioners (GPs) construe health as an absence of disease (medical model) to a greater extent than their patients in general and that asthmatic patients construe health in a manner biased to preserve their self-esteem.

Differences in meanings of health: an exploratory study of general practitioners and their patients